The Problem with Big Companies Funding South Africa Health Research
Research funding can present conflicts of interest which jeopardize the validity of findings.
Health & Medicine
Insights into Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder Insurance in Florida
Understanding mental health and substance use disorder insurance in Florida requires a careful examination of the various factors that influence coverage, costs, and care options.
Sugary Drinks & Heart Health: How Many Is Too Many?
Two or more sugary beverages weekly can cause significant health issues despite an active lifestyle, study shows.
Daylight Saving Time & Medical Malpractice: A Concerning Connection
New research finds a connection between daylight savings and negative health outcomes.
Study Reveals Risks of E-Cigarette Use on Vascular Health
As e-cigarette sales surge, experts warn of potentially life-threatening health complications.
Living Close to Bars & Fast-Food: Understanding the Health Risks
There is a significant correlation between living near fast-food and bars and heart complications.
Health Implications of Awakening More than 30 Mins Each Night
Men who regularly get disrupted sleep can face increased risks for developing health issues, including cancer.
Post-Pandemic Surge in Medication Use Amidst a Mental Health Crisis
The aftermath of COVID-19 has sparked a widespread mental health crisis causing an uptick in prescription medications and treatment.
Canadians Willing to Seek Healthcare Across the Border
Canadian citizens are crossing the border into the U.S. to be able to obtain care sooner.
Defective Oximeters Can Worsen Heart Failure in African Americans
Research shows faulty pulse oximeters underestimate blood flow rates and overestimate arterial resistance.