Medication is Being Overprescribed for Subclinical Hypothyroidism
Levothyroxine is too frequently prescribed for subclinical hypothyroidism, according to studies.
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Research Shows Vitamin D Deficiency Leads to Opioid Cravings
Vitamin deficiency could trigger opioid addiction.
Marijuana Use Among Teens, Young Adults Could Increase Suicidality
Pre-teens, teens, and young adults who use cannabis could be at higher risk of having suicidal thoughts.
A Guide on How to Cope with Catastrophic Injuries
Life after a catastrophic injury can be fundamentally different from the expected future. The adjustment period will be a challenging one with many ups and downs.
How are Nursing Homes Recovering from the Covid Pandemic
It is difficult to determine the future course of nursing homes and assisted living care. However, a valuable life lesson that the pandemic has brought to the forefront is the value of social interaction.
Getting the Help You Need: How to Address a Delayed Diagnosis
Timely diagnosis of injuries, diseases, and illnesses is crucial to getting the best possible outcome.
Opioid Special Master Determines Walmart CEO Can Be Deposed
Cohen will allow Walmart’s top executive to be deposed in Cleveland’s MDL.
Despite COVID, Hospitals Pursue Legal Action for Unpaid Bills
“There was a nearly 90% drop overall in legal actions between 2019 and the first seven months of 2020 by the nation’s largest hospitals and health systems,” according to a new report by Johns Hopkins University. The Johns Hopkins findings are part of an ongoing series of state and national reports that look at debt
Programs for Young People – Fight For Better Mental Health
In all this hectic and tough routine, we often forget that our bodies need a balanced diet and proper hydration to stay fully functional. Not only our body but our mind also needs a healthy and balanced routine.
Study Suggests Addiction Could Have a Genetic Component
Addiction can be inherited from family members, research shows.