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More than half of US adults will have cardiovascular disease by 2050, research finds Other cardiovascular problems include heart attacks, arrhythmias like atrial fibrillation or a-fib, heart failure and congenital heart disease.
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LGBTQ+ population faces greater cancer risks. Also faces barriers to care, studies show. LGBTQ+ people smoke cigarettes, consume alcohol and have obesity at a higher rate than heterosexual and cisgender people, prompting concern from researchers at the American Cancer Society that they also face higher cancer burdens. New survey data ...
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Early safety data on RSV vaccines show rare Guillain-Barre cases Late last week in Mrbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, researchers published the first clinical safety data on Arexvy and Abrysvo vaccines, the first approved respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccines, and found real-world data mimics what was seen ...
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Battle with Texas rancher ends, 249 'zombie deer' killed amid state's largest CWD outbreak Officials with Texas Parks and Wildlife Department told USA TODAY state agents used rifles and pistols Thursday to eradicate the animals infected with chronic wasting disease (CWD), a contagious and fatal degenerate deer-specific infection.
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Mediterranean Diet Linked to Longer Life Among Women June 3, 2024 – Women who most closely followed the Mediterranean diet had a 20% lower risk of early death, compared to others who made different dietary choices, according to a new study led by Harvard Medical School researchers.
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H5 influenza wastewater dashboard launches In other developments, Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds issued a disaster proclamation for Cherokee County in the northwestern part of the state, following a highly pathogenic avian flu outbreak at a commercial turkey farm. Wastewater ...
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Why Bird Flu Is Infecting People's Eyes Three U.S. dairy workers have been infected with H5N1 after contact with sick cows, and all of them developed eye symptoms. By Tanya Lewis. Photograph of cows being milked at a dairy farm, only their udders, rear feet. Matthew Ludak/The Washington Post ...
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Health department warns of possible measles exposure at Philly airport "We encourage people who were possibly exposed to take action if they are not protected against measles. Many countries, including travel destinations, are experiencing measles outbreaks, so the potential for travel-related measles cases and subsequent ...
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Women who follow Mediterranean diet live longer "Following a Mediterranean dietary pattern could result in about one-quarter reduction in risk of death over more than 25 years with benefit for both cancer and cardiovascular mortality, the top causes of death in women and men in the U.S. and globally.".
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Mediterranean diet linked to a 23% lower risk of death for women: Study The Mediterranean diet reduces all-cause mortality by 23% for women and also lowers the risk of death from cancer and cardiovascular disease. And those are just a few of the benefits, according to a new study from Brigham and Women's Hospital, ...
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Grown Here at Home: Veterinarian explains whether spread of Avian Flu will impact food supply RICHMOND, Va. (WDBJ) - ...
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Girls are getting their first periods earlier. Here's what parents should know Researchers say multiple factors are likely impacting early puberty, including obesity, stress and endocrine ... Girls in the U.S. are getting their first menstrual period about 6 months earlier on average than they did in the 1950s and '60s.
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Two ancient Egyptian skulls show how long cancer has been an issue for humans JUANA SUMMERS, HOST: We tend to think of cancer as a modern affliction, but it's stalked humanity for millennia. Now, two ancient skulls confirm just how far back our relationship with this disease goes. Science reporter Ari Daniel has more.
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Mosquito-borne virus found in Saginaw Co. The Jamestown Canyon ...
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First mosquito-borne virus detected in Saginaw County this year Routine mosquito‐borne disease surveillance conducted by the Saginaw County Mosquito Abatement Commission (SCMAC) found Jamestown Canyon virus (JCV) in two mosquito samples collected on May 22, according to a SCMAC news release.
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Intermittent fasting plus protein pacing may boost weight loss, gut health While this novel diet approach showed significant benefits, this study was small, and research on this type of diet is limited. Experts recommend prioritizing a healthy gut microbiome and seeking personalized weight management advice from licensed ...
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AGING IN PLACE: June is Alzheimer's and Brain Awareness Month "Today, there are ...
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'Whooping cough has been relentless - we haven't slept for weeks' A mum who has spent two months dealing with whooping cough in her family has described it as "relentless and exhausting". Jayne Saywell, from Portobello in Edinburgh, was scared when her 16-year-old son Tom started having coughing fits in April and it ...
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The microbiome's influence on human health explored by NIEHS grantee The microbiome refers to all of the bacteria, fungi, and viruses that live on us and inside us. We explored how some environmental exposures may disrupt the gut microbiome and influence irritable bowel syndrome, brain disorders, and other conditions.
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Air ambulances welcome 24/7 hospital helipad Air ambulance charities across the East of England have welcomed changes allowing a helipad at the region's major trauma centre to open 24 hours a day. Planning permission has been granted, allowing round-the-clock use of the helipad at Addenbrooke's ...
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Don't drink before your nap on the plane. It could hurt you now and later Airplanes flying at altitudes around 8,000 feet (2,438 meters) are hypobaric, meaning the air pressure and oxygen levels are lower than typical conditions on Earth. Combine that with alcohol consumption and sleep, and it's more ...
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First mosquito-borne virus of year confirmed in Michigan (FOX 2) - The first infected mosquito report has come into the Michigan health department after some of the bugs collected in a mid-Michigan county tested positive for Jamestown Canyon virus. The mosquitoes were found in Saginaw County on May 22.
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Shasta County, Alzheimer's Association partner to educate on healthy aging The event was held to coincide with Alzheimer's & Brain Awareness Month. Shasta County Health and Human Services Agency Community Education Specialist Daniel Belong told us there are ways to reduce the risk of dementia through ...
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High Blood Pressure (Hypertension): A Guide to Symptoms, Causes and Tests Explore risk factors for high blood pressure, testing options and why it is known as the silent killer. By. Kimberly Hayes,. AARP. Reviewed by. Merle Myerson, M.D.. Comments. Published June 03, 2024. spinner image a man getting his blood pressure ...
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HPV-based screening key to eliminating cervical cancer in Canada Implementing human papillomavirus (HPV)-based screening in British Columbia could eliminate cervical cancer in the province before 2040, according to a modeling study in CMAJ (Canadian Medical Association Journal) ...
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Tattoos associated with a 21% greater risk of lymphoma – new study Yet we know very little about the long-term health effects. Hazardous chemicals in tattoo ink have received attention in Europe during the last ten years. In parallel, research has shown that the ink that is injected into the skin does not stay there.
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AI Detects More Breast Cancers with Fewer False Positives Using AI, breast radiologists in Denmark have improved breast cancer screening performance and reduced the rate of false-positive findings. Results of the study were published in Radiology. Mammography successfully reduces breast cancer mortality, ...
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Antibody-peptide inhibitor conjugates: A new path for cancer therapy Tumor cells often hijack normal physiological processes to support their growth, exploiting proteins that are in charge of essential cell functions. It is therefore important to block the activity of these proteins only in cancer cells without affecting ...
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Community Health Team Hopes Education Will Prevent Diabetes You might be neither, but there could be aspects of your life that make you vulnerable to becoming diabetic in the future. All of the above is why Hartford HealthCare community nurse Barbara Boiselle brought a diabetes ...
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New Hope For Bowel Cancer: Immunotherapy Drug Offers Cure Without Surgery A groundbreaking immunotherapy drug shows promising results in treating bowel cancer, potentially revolutionising traditional treatment methods. Pembrolizumab, known as Keytruda, targets a specific protein on immune cells, effectively eliminating ...
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A family's 'Christmas miracle of awesomeness' highlights how climate affects frequency of strokes "What can happen in the extreme heat is patients can become very dehydrated, which can then lead to increased clotting. And so that may be why patients in these extreme temperatures are experiencing more frequent strokes," said Dr. Alexandra Paul, a ...
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MySA.com: Pediatricians warn of hand, foot, mouth disease outbreak in San Antonio Joseph Cantey, MD, Department of Pediatrics, Division of Pediatric Immunology and Infectious Diseases, was mentioned in this article. Read More (subscription required). Share This Article! Facebook Twitter Email LinkedIn Share. Get news to your inbox.
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Immunotherapy bowel cancer drug works for 100% of patients – researchers An immunotherapy drug could spare bowel cancer patients the need for surgery and chemotherapy after results showed it was effective in 100% of cases. Jemperli (also called dostarlimab) from GSK showed "unprecedented results", the firm said, ...
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Protect your baby with the whooping cough vaccination If you're pregnant, getting your vaccine when offered helps protect your baby in their first weeks of life. Whooping cough, also known as pertussis, is a highly contagious bacterial infection that mainly affects ...
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Boys Need the HPV Cancer Vaccine as Much as Girls: Lisa Jarvis What if I told you that there was a cancer vaccine that could potentially spare your child not one, but six kinds of cancer? You'd jump at the chance, right? That already vaccine exists — it's the shot for human papillomavirus, an extremely common ...
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Sweetened beverage tax cuts kids' BMI in Seattle, study finds To date, seven US cities have implemented excise taxes on sweetened beverages to improve public health by reducing sugar-sweetened beverage intake, the largest source of added sugar in the US, and to generate revenue for other health programs.
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US: Elevated pertussis activity reported in multiple areas, especially Pennsylvania, in early June This is 2.8 times higher than the 1,746 cases reported over a similar period in 2023. Pennsylvania (601 cases) is the most affected, followed by California (506 cases), New York (477 cases), Illinois (389 cases), Ohio (306 cases), Arizona (276 cases), ...
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How hardcore mosquito experts fight summer's most annoying pest As the weather warms up and humidity increases, mosquitoes are hatching in backyards across the country, eager to victimize innocent barbecue-goers and home gardeners everywhere. Strong insect repellent may never go out of style, but it's far from the ...
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Extreme Temperatures Tied to Elevated Stroke Mortality Risk Of every 1000 ischemic or hemorrhagic stroke deaths, about 11 were attributable to extreme hot and cold days, the researchers concluded. "Our findings are another step toward understanding the effects of climate change on stroke ...
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The Business Case For Supporting Employees Through Menopause Women ages 45 to 64 make up about 17.5% of the U.S. labor force, according to Department of Labor data. But employers are losing out on this enormous talent pool, as many women face career barriers from lack of menopause support.
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As more women are diagnosed with ADHD, here's how their work environment can set them up for success ADHD symptoms can significantly impact productivity and stress levels for workers, whether they are remote, hybrid, or in-office. ADHD Advisor explored unique tips for managing ADHD in various workplace settings, highlighting common-sense accommodations ...
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Step aside BMI, body composition tests are on the rise. Here's what to know The scale has never been a friend to Mana Mostatabi. Even back in high school, when she ran a quick 100m on the varsity track team, her BMI – a ratio of weight to height – put her in the overweight category. "My dad always joked that I should be a ...
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Feeding peanuts to young children could reduce allergy risk: study Researchers compared the prevalence of peanut allergies in the peanut exposure group to a group that avoided peanut consumption over the same period. The latest study shows the tolerance developed from early exposure to peanuts lasts even when ...
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Less intensive cancer treatments considered There is a warning out about some powdered infant formula that could contain a deadly bacteria. The Food and Drug Administration says a sample of Crecelac Infant Powdered Goat Milk tested positive for Cronobacter. That's the same ...
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Falling behind on bills may be early sign of dementia: Study The study, "The Financial Consequences of Undiagnosed Memory Disorders," found that those who developed dementia had credit scores that fell sharply long before their diagnosis. Researchers also found that a year before diagnosis, people ...
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Rising temperatures in Las Vegas valley can exacerbate asthma symptoms, expert says LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — While many are enjoying the outdoors, for others like Tabitha Simmon's son, the heat can bring on health problems if you have asthma. "Well his symptoms are incredibly exacerbated and this year particularly I'm not sure what's ...
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Mouse study identifies sex differences at the cellular level for heart failure In the present study, published in Cardiovascular Research, researchers investigated the impact of aldosterone infection in db/db mice on HFpEF, focusing on sex differences and alterations in intracellular calcium handling and cardiomyocyte ...
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| Two ancient Egyptian skulls show how long cancer has been an issue for humans Two skulls from ancient Egypt appear to show marks left by cancerous tumors — and one of the skulls appears to have markings that indicate an attempt at surgery to remove them. Facebook; Flipboard
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Key ingredients to avoid in ultra processed foods However, whole-grain cereals and breads contain more health-promoting nutrients than those made with refined flour, even though both are listed in the same NOVA category. The NOVA Food Classification ...
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Daily Male Birth Control Gel Effective in Mid-Stage Trial BOSTON -- Most men using a daily transdermal hormone gel had quick suppression of sperm count down to contraceptive levels, according to results from a phase IIb clinical trial. With daily skin application of the Nes/T gel -- a combination of ...
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