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CDC Employee Is Missing Nearly Two Weeks After Leaving Work Sick The authorities in Atlanta announced a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and indictment in the case of a missing Centers for Disease Control and Prevention employee who disappeared about two weeks ago.
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Health officials fear an Australian tourist spread measles across New York The New York State Department of Health wants people in the New York City area to know that an Australian tourist confirmed to have measles visited numerous hotels and the Metropolitan Museum of Art from Feb. 16 to 21.
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Flu widespread in US For the first time in 13 years, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has reported that the entire continental U.S. has widespread flu activity, so the more you know about the disease, the better.
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Toxic Levels Of Metals Found In E-Cigarettes There may be toxic levels of metals, such as lead, in the heating coils of e-cigarettes, a new study found. Researchers at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health evaluated vaping devices in small random sample of 56 users, and discovered ...
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Deadly flu season relents heading into March Flu activity in Texas declined for the third consecutive week in mid-February, according to a new state report, a hopeful sign that this year's brutal season may be starting to taper off.
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Brain donation urged by Cardiff dementia research centre Older people in Wales are being urged to think about donating their brains after they die to help scientists researching dementia.
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Doctor Accused of Giving Children Partial And Possibly Unsterile Vaccines A Florida pediatrician was arrested for allegedly engaging in vaccine fraud. Dr. Ishrat Sohail reportedly gave vaccines used for the Vaccines for Children Program (VFC), which is intended for Medicaid and uninsured children, to those with private ...
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Study finds CPR survival rates lower than anticipated Researchers feel overly optimistic view, which may partly stem from seeing happy outcomes in television medical dramas. The overall rate of survival that leads to hospital discharge for someone who experiences cardiac arrest is about 10.6 per cent ...
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10 Stories From Real People About How They Quit Smoking "I decided to stop smoking because I tried to walk up a ramp on my college campus, and I almost died from shortness of breath.
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No Downturn In Obesity Among US Kids, Report Finds Hopes were dashed this week that the United States was finally making progress in the fight against childhood obesity. Contrary to previous reports, the epidemic of fat has not abated.
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Many adults 'don't know signs of eating disorders' "I must have been in denial - I was in denial," says Lynda Kent, whose daughter developed an eating disorder 15 years ago at the age of 19.
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Sridevi dies of cardiac arrest. Everything you need to know about this deadly attack! The sudden demise of Sridevi has left the nation in mourning. The very talented and beautiful actress who gave Bollywood many of its blockbusters died at a relatively young age of 54.
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National Eating Disorders Awareness Week DENVER (CBS4) - Anyone struggling with an eating disorder can call the Eating Recovery Center for a free confidential assessment at 1-877-711-1690.
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Duterte waiting for NBI findings on dengue vaccine President Duterte has taken a "calm" and "rational" approach in seeking truth and accountability on the controversial anti-dengue vaccination program, Malacañang said Monday.
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Ex-Pres. Aquino shows up at House inquiry on Dengvaxia Former President Benigno S. Aquino III has arrived at the House of Representatives to attend the congressional inquiry on the controversial anti-dengue immunization program during his term.
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Kids unable to hold pencils due to excessive touchscreen use: Experts LONDON: Excessive use of phones and tablets is preventing children's finger muscles from developing sufficiently, making it increasingly hard for them to hold pens and pencils, UK doctors say.
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Dear parents, watch out! Kids are unable to hold pencils due to excessive touchscreen use Children are not coming into school with the hand strength and dexterity they had 10 years ago, say experts. more lifestyle Updated: Feb 26, 2018 12:18 IST.
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Study Suggests Fruit, Vegetables, And Whole Grains Could Reduce Risk Of Depression The researchers' findings point to the Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension (DASH) diet as being potentially helpful in warding off depression in older patients.
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Dengvaxia mess 'politicized'? Certainly not because of Duterte, says Palace Malacañang on Monday distanced itself from the allegations of former president Benigno Aquino III that the dengue vaccine mess has been politicized.
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Eating vegetables, fruit and whole grains may combat depression, study suggests Researchers in the US followed nearly 1,000 people of an average age of 81 for more than six years monitoring their diet and mood.
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Ex-Pres. Aquino shows up at House inquiry on Dengvaxia Former President Benigno S. Aquino III (center) arrives at the House of Representatives, Quezon City, to attend the congressional probe on dengvaxia vaccine.
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Young looks blamed, not by doctors File photo of Sridevi accepting the Padma Shri from President Pranab Mukherjee in 2013. PTI picture. New Delhi: The shock triggered by actress Sridevi's death in Dubai on Saturday hours after she appeared pristine in shimmering clothes has ignited ...
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Listeria and salmonella outbreak prompts FDA to issue pet food recall A listeria and salmonella outbreak has forced the Federal Drug Administration to issue multiple recalls of pet food products marking the latest incident to hit the industry this month.
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Recommendations aim to help doctors provide in-flight medical aid Not all doctors are trained in responding to emergencies on airplanes, and some are nervous about doing so. New recommendations intended to help doctors feel more comfortable providing emergency medical aid on flights have been published in the ...
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Local Michigan Dairy Farm Wins Prestigious Award Butterwerth Dairy recently was given a Platinum Award of Achievement from the National Quality Dairy Awards. Feb. 26, 2018, at 1:02 a.m.. Local Michigan Dairy Farm Wins Prestigious Award. Share. ×. Share on Facebook · Post on Twitter · Post to Reddit ...
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Nigeria records 43 deaths from Lassa Fever The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control, NCDC, yesterday disclosed that 43 persons have died from Lassa fever outbreak in less than two months.
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More awareness of early signs of eating disorders needed, charity says Most people are not able to name any psychological symptoms such as a distorted perception of weight or body shape, which usually appear first.
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Indian doctors remove four pound brain tumor from man's head Santlal Pal, 31, had a a 1.873 kg (4.1 lb) removed from his brain by surgeons at BYL Nair Charitable Hospital in India. FULL CREDIT: Courtesy Dr.
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Children born by C-section have a higher risk of childhood obesity New research suggests children who are delivered via a cesarean section are at a greater risk of obesity than those delivered vaginally, possibly due to differences in gut bacteria.
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Fitness Post On Social Media May Impact Others Too When people post photos of their fitness pursuits on social media they may be influencing, for better or worse, the health of their pals too, a new study suggests.
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County, state see a rise in children committed for mental-health evaluations Kirk Fasshauer is the director of crisis services for Peace River Center, a Polk County mental-health agency. PIERRE DUCHARME/THE LEDGER (FILE).
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Tears may be reliable, noninvasive biological marker of Parkinson's disease Tears may hold clues to whether someone has Parkinson's disease, according to a preliminary study released today that will be presented at the American Academy of Neurology's 70th Annual Meeting in Los Angeles, April 21 to 27, 2018.
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Parkinson's disease can be diagnosed with tears WASHINGTON, Feb. 24 (Xinhua) -- American scientists found that tears may hold clues to whether someone has Parkinson's disease, according to a preliminary study that will be presented at the American Academy of Neurology's 70th Annual Meeting in Los ...
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John Naish disagrees with study says antidepressants work Let's imagine that a pharmaceutical company unveils a new drug to treat cancer and makes the startling claim that it's 'just a bit more effective than a placebo'.
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What Was Neanderthal Art Like? That's been proposed before, but experts say two new studies finally give convincing evidence that our evolutionary cousins had the brainpower to make artistic works and use symbols.
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Scientists develop new artificial eye to help correct blurry images Inspired by the human eye, scientists have developed an adaptive metalens that is essentially a flat, electronically controlled artificial eye.
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