Study: Severe COVID Cases Can Cause Multiple Sclerosis
Researchers found a potential link between inflammation from severe COVID-19 cases and a slightly increased risk of developing MS.
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Study: How Unplanned Pregnancies Impact Maternal Health
New research highlights social, emotional, and physical factors in shaping maternal health in unexpected pregnancies.
Emergency Medical Pros Must Prioritize Full Recovery Periods
Full recovery, rather than short periods of downtime, can help these professionals reset.
Anti-Obesity Drugs Show Promise in Reducing Alcohol Use
Patients taking weight loss drugs reported changes to their alcohol use habits.
Study: Teen IQ, Socioeconomic Status Are Predictors of Alcohol Misuse
Individuals from wealthy families who scored higher on adolescent IQ assessments were more likely to engage in problematic drinking later in life.
How to Determine if You Have a Valid Medical Malpractice Case
Remember, knowledge is power, and being informed can make all the difference.
Biomarker Could Hold the Key to Early Psychosis Detection
Identifying psychosis risk before symptoms appear could enable clinicians to effectively tailor treatments to patients’ specific needs.
Cannabis Use Leads to Intergenerational Genetic Changes
Cannabis use causes genetic changes, increasing cancer risks and hereditary disruptions.
Many Americans Still Oblivious to Alcohol’s Cancer Risks
Survey reveals media’s false narrative has overshadowed warnings about alcohol’s toxicity.
Club Q Survivors, Families Sue Citing ‘Red Flag’ Law
Lawsuits allege that victims could have been spared had a ‘red flag’ law been in place.