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New data shows that Fentanyl kills more people than heroin Despite the growing opioid epidemic, we're still not great at tracking overdose deaths. One of the main ways to track them, the ICD system, doesn't break down the deaths with enough granularity to detect changes officials need to see in order to combat ...
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E-cigarettes less toxic to users than cigarettes, study says A lot of important questions surround the safety and health effects of e-cigarettes, a relatively new techno... Posted: Dec. 14, 2018 3:34 PM.
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Dealing with holiday depression (WOWK) - Christmas is right around the corner, and while it is the season to be jolly, some of us may be having a harder time trying to do so.
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Which flu shot should you get? Here's what you need to know My kids and I tried something different for our flu shots this year. Instead of making separate visits to my doctor and their pediatrician, we all went to the same place: our local Target, where the in-store clinic offered us each a $5 gift card for ...
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'Science, not stigma' to be focus of AIDS Walk, other efforts to fight HIV in 2019 Matt Ellwood is HIV positive. He wants other gay men to know that such a diagnosis is not a death sentence. And it does not mean he can pass the virus to others.
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Which flu shot should you get? Here's what you need to know The number of choices available for getting immunized against influenza is unrivaled in the vaccine world. CHRIS ZUPPA | Times file (Pinellas Park, 08/25/2011) Besa Hoxhalli, an executive assistant manager at Walgreens, receives her flu shot from ...
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CDC says US flu season off to slow start SATURDAY, Dec. 15, 2018 -- Flu season is getting off to a slow but steady start, a U.S. health official said Friday. As of now, only Georgia is seeing high levels of infections, but cases are being reported throughout the nation.
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4 flu deaths in Saskatchewan so far this season, province says Four people in Saskatchewan have died from the flu from September to December this year, according to the latest influenza report from the province.
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Should some women get mammograms at 30? A new study suggests mammograms beginning at age 30 may be appropriate for women with certain risk factors, but experts say the screening method may not be effective for this group.
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During neck, back pain, go for physical therapy to avoid opioid abuse A new study published in the JAMA Network Open has revealed that if you are suffering from neck, back or shoulder pain, visiting a physical therapist early can reduce the consumption of opioids.
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These are officially the deadliest drugs We hope you know this already, but drugs can be dangerous - some more than others. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has looked at the drug-related deaths that happened between 2011 and 2016, the most recent year data is ...
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Hypertension can lead to blindness – Expert A health practitioner, Dr. Kayode Atoyebi, talks to TOPE OMOGBOLAGUN about hypertension. What is blood pressure? It is the pressure at which blood moves in the body or pressure at which blood flows throughout our body.
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Ohio woman is cancer free following promising clinical trial, she claims An Ohio woman claims she is now cancer free following a clinical trial. Denise Keenan, from Youngstown, was first diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma in 2009 and has been battling the illness ever since, she told Fox 8. EATING ORGANIC FOODS ...
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Can A Keto Diet Help Patients of Alzheimer's Disease? In the present times, keto diet has taken the spotlight as the talk of the town. But it's just not about all the buzz surrounding it.
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Experimental HIV vaccine found effective in monkeys: Study The goal of this strategy is to identify the rare, vulnerable areas on HIV and teach the immune system to make antibodies to attack those areas.
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Newborn Miraculously Recovered From Ebola, The Youngest To Have Ever Survived In the midst of the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, a silver lining comes in the form of a baby referred to as "young miracle," the youngest survivor.
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Rubella immunization drive from January 15 PATNA: The health department will launch a fresh measles-rubella (MR) immunization drive in all the 38 districts of the state from January 15 to cover nearly four crore children.
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Does Working Out At Night Make It Hard To Sleep? Science Says You're In The Clear Although I'm definitely someone who looks forward to waking up in the morning, I've never loved jumping out of bed and heading into a workout.
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Man gets lung infection after sniffing his own socks A man has ended up in hospital with a severe fungal infection in his lungs caused by sniffing his socks. The unnamed man from China would take a whiff every day at the end of work.
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