WHO Warns There are Limited New Antibiotics in the Works
There could be a dangerous shortage of antibiotics in the near future, WHO warns.
Health & Medicine
When it Comes to Contraception, Trump Sides with Religious Institutions
Affordable Care Act contraception mandate is at the center of an all new Supreme Court debate.
Women’s Sexual Health as a Condition for Their Mental Health
Such problems should be discussed openly and treated timely, to prevent them from escalating, from allowing stress and frustration to accumulate, from influencing relationships, and from impacting mental health.
Studies Show Childhood Obesity Continues to be a Concern
Childhood obesity trends continue to be high; researchers blame processed foods and sedentary lifestyles.
Maine’s Director of Opioid Response Issues Report on Crisis
Maine’s first director of opioid response reports on the current state of the crisis and funding allocation.
Diabetes Drug Sitagliptin May Decrease Risk of Miscarriage
Women find hope in trial that shows sitagliptin may decrease the risk of having a miscarriage.
How to Treat Insomnia in People Recovering from Drug Addiction
Although insomnia is the predominant one among the sleep problems caused by addiction, we also count circadian rhythm disorder, sleep apnea, and parasomnias.
CBD & Exercise: Benefits & Dosage
For many thousands of years, humans have been using cannabis for plenty of health purposes . The recent research is still uncovering the beneficial uses of CBD in various ways.
Scientists Voice Racial Profiling Concerns Related to ‘Mandatory Exams’
Scientists in China may be experimenting with DNA for the wrong reasons.
New Jersey Bans Flavored E-Cigarettes
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy said the bill will help protect youth and under-age users from the perils of nicotine addiction.