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Scientists find opioids, antibiotics in Puget Sound mussels SEATTLE (AP) - Scientists who track pollution have discovered traces of antibiotics and the pain reliever oxycodone in some Puget Sound mussels.
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Inside a truck in Nebraska, troopers found enough fentanyl to kill millions of people In a record-breaking drug bust in Nebraska, state troopers seized 118 pounds of fentanyl - containing enough lethal doses to kill tens of millions of people.
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'Cockroach milk' is latest superfood trend Are you ready to trade in your almond and soy milk for some cockroach dairy? Experts say a rare milk crystal produced by cockroaches contains human health benefits, and the finding is catching a lot of attention from superfood enthusiasts.
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Near a Nebraska town, cops seize enough opioids to kill over 26 million Results this week from a crime lab analysis found that the whopping 118 pounds of narcotics seized by Nebraska State Patrol back in April is all fentanyl, making the bust the state's largest ever and one of the biggest in United States history ...
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The Latest Superfood Trend Is Cockroach Milk While cockroach milk is quickly becoming the next superfood trend, don't expect it on store shelves just yet. Cockroach milk provides health benefits.
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Cockroach Milk? Experts Call Insect Dairy The Next Superfood Will cockroach milk soon be on the menu? A research team based at the Institute for Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine in India believes that the "milk" from the Pacific beetle cockroach -- the protein-rich crystals that the insects lactate to ...
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Publisher's Platform: Restaurants finally vaccinating employees against hepatitis A The Ashland-Boyd County Kentucky Health Department says a worker at a McDonald's in Ashland has been diagnosed with hepatitis A. The employee was diagnosed on May 23rd, 2018 and worked at the McDonald's located at 2550 Winchester Avenue in ...
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Michigan residents can avoid ticks in summer months with these tips Lyme disease is an illness stemming from a bacterial infection through tick bites, according to a news release from Oakland County officials issued Friday, May 25.
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Nashville health officials confirm hepatitis A outbreak Officials with the Metro Public Health Department (MPHD) confirmed this week that a hepatitis A outbreak is occurring in Nashville, Tennessee.
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Chloe Green: Why Vaping Is Bad For A Pregnancy — A Doctor Explains The Consequences 'Hot Felon' Jeremy Meeks' pregnant GF Chloe Green was spied vaping on Saturday, prompting us to explore if this is dangerous for her unborn child.
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Hepatitis A Now Hits Nashville And There Is Not Enough Vaccine Seems like de ja vu all over again. Another location. Another Hepatitis A outbreak. This time it is Nashville, Tennessee. Otherwise known as Music City, U.S.
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Sun safety tips to avoid having a summer 'fry day' As pools and parks open and people flood the nation's beaches this Memorial Day weekend, many are cheering the unofficial start of summer.
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Wayne State employee contracts Legionnaires' disease Wayne State University announced Saturday that a university employee has come down with Legionnaires' disease and said it is very unlikely the person contracted the illness from any campus source.
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Tuberculosis diagnosed in patient at health clinic in Corona; 200 urged to undergo testing Staff and some patients at a health clinic in Corona may have been exposed to a person diagnosed with active tuberculosis and should be screened for the disease, health officials said.
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Why wait for Des Moines? Miles of Iowa water trails are ready to paddle. Here are 7. No need to wait for the completion of a network of water trails in early development in the Des Moines area. There are already 917 miles of state-designated water trails to paddle in Iowa with plans underway for more than 800 additional miles.
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How long your sunscreen actually protects you, according to dermatologists A sunscreen's sun protection factor (SPF) is only fully effective for two hours after you put it on. Experts recommend carrying a bottle of SPF 30 to SPF 50 sunscreen around with you, even on cloudy or rainy summer days, so you can throw some on if the ...
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Exercise Program Fails to Ease Dementia A yearlong program of brisk exercise in people with mild to moderate dementia left participants more physically fit, but no better off in terms of mental functioning, daily living, or quality of life.
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When silence isn't golden: Speak up to seek support after Alzheimer's diagnosis "Early detection allows you to go through the trauma way earlier," Pat said with emphasis. "So you can understand earlier, about communications and research opportunities.
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Neustatter: Dementia is major concern for many seniors I have mentioned before that a group of us get together for coffee one morning a week at Eileen's to shoot the breeze and put the world to rights.
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'This room becomes sacred' with organ donor's body DANVILLE, Ind. (AP) - The woman lay draped and still on the operating table, while nurses and surgical techs bustled around the room, placing surgical equipment on the tables surrounding her.
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Bon appétit: 10 foods that will kill you ... and save your life FOR hungry Britons looking for a healthy and nutritious breakfast, the advice was "go to work on an egg". At least it was until it wasn't, if you see what we mean: as with so many foodstuffs, the humble egg eventually fell foul of nutritionists and ...
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1 in 8 to have type 2 diabetes by 2045 at current rate Around one in eight people will have type 2 diabetes by 2045 if obesity continues to increase at the current rate, a new study has found.
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Lab issue could impact Virginia tuberculosis tests RICHMOND, Va. - The results of nearly 200 tuberculosis tests given in Virginia over a two-month period may have been impacted by a lab issue, the state announced Friday afternoon.
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Ebola Outbreak Persists In DRC: How Ebola Vaccine Can Help Deal With The Threat The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is once again under threat of an Ebola outbreak. Can vaccines really help thwart Ebola? Ebola Outbreak In The DRC.
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Seafood intake may influence time to pregnancy among couples trying to conceive Couples in which both partners consume at least two servings of seafood per week are more likely to report pregnancy within 12 months and a greater frequency of sexual intercourse vs.
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By 2035 over 4 million adults will be morbidly obese across England, Wales, and Scotland Across England, Wales, and Scotland, morbid obesity (BMI of 40kg/m² or over) rates in adults are expected to soar over the next 17 years, with the number of morbidly obese adults likely to exceed 4 million by 2035—more than double the 1.9 million in ...
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'This room becomes sacred' with organ donor's body The woman lay draped and still on the operating table, while nurses and surgical techs bustled around the room, placing surgical equipment on the tables surrounding her.
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Groups in Iowa work to keep residents cool during summer DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - With summer heat already ratcheting up in Iowa, organizations in the state are preparing to help keep low-income families cool.
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After Nipah jolt, the vigil and the unknown The Nipah virus outbreak in Kerala has perhaps been one of the biggest health challenges the State has faced in recent times. The infection, which has previously been reported abroad in Malaysia and Bangladesh, and at home in West Bengal, has claimed ...
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World Health Assembly closes with new course for WHO GENEVA, May 26 (Xinhua) -- The 71st World Health Assembly (WHA) closed on Saturday charting a new course for the World Health Organization (WHO) in the light of the "triple billion" targets for the next five years, said WHO Director-General Dr.
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Using Facebook may help young adults quit smoking: Study A Facebook-based intervention may help young adults kick the butt more effectively than other online quit-smoking programmes, according to a study.
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Nipah scare pushes several states to issue alerts Nipah virus may not have spread beyond Kerala but its scare has spread across the country with several states investigating suspicious cases and issuing advisories on precautions and travel to Kerala.
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