15-year-old on Dialysis After McDonald’s E. Coli Infection
As the outbreak investigation continues, a Colorado teen is in the hospital with a severe case of E. coli.
Health & Medicine
Study: CVD Events Occur More Frequently in Vitiligo Patients
Not just a cosmetic condition, vitiligo increases the risk of cardiovascular diseases.
The Role of Vitamin D Supplements in Treating Diabetes
Vitamin D shows promise in supporting type 2 diabetes management by enhancing insulin sensitivity.
UCSD Receives Research Grant to Explore SUD Genetics
The university’s $8M NIDA grant will fund studies further exploring genetic factors leading to addiction onset.
Qualifying for an Emotional Support Animal: Understanding the Process
Ongoing requirements after receiving an ESA letter depend on your state of residence and the regulations set by your housing agency or landlord.
ADHD May Increase Risk for Teen Psychotic Symptoms
Childhood attention problems and genetics may be linked to teen psychosis risk, and eventually, schizophrenia.
Mental Health Agency Director Resigns
Her departure has raised discussions around transparency and the use of public funds.
What to Do If Your Child Suffers a Birth Injury in a Baltimore Hospital
Dealing with a birth injury can be hard for any family. It’s good to know you’re not alone in this.
The Role of Medical Power of Attorney in Healthcare Planning: What You Need to Know
The Medical Power of Attorney plays a vital role in healthcare planning by ensuring that your medical decisions are made according to your wishes when you are unable to voice them yourself.
Aerobic Exercise Subjectively Improves Life Quality in Cancer Patients
While there was no objective data for cognitive improvement, study participants self-reported clearer thinking and, thus, a better quality of life.