How a Sports Injury Lead to Opiate Addiction
There are times that the “cure” for something – in this case, an injury – can create even worse problems, such as opiate addiction.
Health & Medicine
Overdose Deaths are Down While Naloxone Uses are Up
As Narcan becomes more widely available, overdose deaths are down.
Women’s Health: How to Care Yourself in the Postpartum Period
Pregnancy and childbirth bring massive changes, both physical and emotional. But, it doesn’t end after the baby is born. The postpartum period brings its own unique circumstances that require good self-care.
Can Smoking Marijuana Elevate the Risk of a Heart Attack?
While offering many proven benefits, there are also some risks associated with marijuana use. This is particularly true for those with cardiovascular issues.
Respiratory Illnesses from Vaping are Widespread, Warns CDC
The CDC and FDA are investigating respiratory issues linked to vaping.
Doctor Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter in Fentanyl Overdose Death
A New York doctor has pleaded guilty to manslaughter charges in connection with a patient’s fentanyl overdose death.
Another Child Dies After Being Left in Hot Car
Over the course of the summer, more than 30 children have died in hot car-related deaths. What can be done to prevent these deaths?
Studies Show eScooter Injuries on the Rise
eScooter injuries – particularly head injuries – are causing some concerned researchers to suggest stricter helmet laws may be needed.
Balkman Decides J&J Will Pay $572 Million to Oklahoma
J&J will pay the state of Oklahoma $572 million for its contribution to the opioid crisis.
Urban Overdose Deaths are Climbing, According to CDC
Overdose deaths are on the rise in urban areas nationwidei, but declining in Michigan.