Birth Control and the Law: When Side Effects Lead to Lawsuits
While birth control is an essential part of reproductive healthcare, it’s important for consumers to be aware of potential risks.
Health & Medicine
Most Americans Don’t Know MAID Is Legal
Many Americans are unaware that medical aid in dying is legal in some states.
Electroacupuncture, Herbal Medicine Show Potential for ALS
A study explores electroacupuncture and herbal medicine’s potential impact on the disease and gut health.
Oklahoma’s Kratom Market Faces Safety Concerns
Illegal kratom products in Oklahoma pose health risks due to weak enforcement.
Study: Exercise-Based Food Labels Cut Sugary Snack Sales
Testing PACE labeling in schools revealed sales of high sugar foods decreased when the labels were in use.
Pregnancy Mineral Levels Linked to Lower Blood Pressure
Higher pregnancy mineral levels, especially copper, manganese, and vitamin B12, may reduce midlife hypertension risk.
Pain Relievers May Speed Concussion Recovery
Study finds over-the-counter pain relievers may help concussions heal more quickly.
Research Reveals Rising Postmenopausal Osteoarthritis Rates
Osteoarthritis in postmenopausal women is rising, driven by aging, weight, and lifestyle factors.
Pregnancy Stress Could Increase Postpartum Blood Pressure
Experiencing stress during pregnancy could lead to a spike in blood pressure in new moms up to a full year following delivery.
Study: Cocaine Use Changes Impulsivity
Long-term cocaine use increases impulsivity, reshaping brain function and complicating addiction recovery.