Study: Stronger In-patient Hospital Stay Re-entry Supports Needed
Researchers call for more focused supports for children who have had long hospital stays, so they don’t fall behind.
Health & Medicine
Arizona Health Officials Warn of Uptick in Hantavirus Cases
This rodent virus is spreading throughout the state and has already claimed the lives of four people.
How Lifestyle Changes Could Slash Cancer (and Death) Rates
Making simply switches can go a long way in protecting one’s quality of life.
Can Healthcare Providers Break the Law to Protect You?
If you’re worried about your medical privacy, ask questions. Your health and privacy matter.
The Care You Deserve: What to Do If You Suspect Medical Malpractice During Obstetrics Surgery
By understanding your rights, seeking professional advice, and accessing emotional support, you can take proactive steps to protect your health and well-being.
Scurvy Common in Low-Income Obese Males, ASD
A new study revealed many scurvy patients are low-income obese males or individuals with autism.
Administering Anti IL-11 Antibodies Can Slow Aging
Inhibiting the inflammatory signal may reduce age-related cancers.
COVID Has a More Severe Impact on India Than Reported
New research shows the potential for accurately estimating mortality even in short periods using retrospective mortality data.
Off-label Medication Combination Successfully Treats IRDs
Researchers discover tamsulosin, metoprolol, and bromocriptine effectively slow the progression of retinal failure when taken together.
Healthcare Providers Need Youth Incarceration Screening Tools
Youth who’ve spent time in detention centers tend to have severe physical and mental health conditions.