More than half of all poisoning deaths among children five years and younger involve opioid drugs, a new study revealed. The study, published in the journal Pediatrics on Wednesday, was conducted by researchers at The Poison Control Center at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia in Pennsylvania. Researchers analyzed data from …
Read More »San Francisco police officer ‘separated’ for refusing COVID vaccine champions free choice: ‘I know who I am’
When COVID-19 vaccines became widely available in the spring of 2021, some businesses announced that if employees wanted to keep their jobs, they’d have to get the jab. Most people complied — but many did not. The Mayo Clinic, New York City, United Airlines and many health care facilities nationwide …
Read More »Many former prisoners struggle to obtain health care after release
When Matthew Boyd was released from a Georgia state prison in December 2020, officials sent him home without medicines he uses to manage chronic heart and lung conditions and high blood pressure, he said. Less than a month later, he spent eight days in an intensive care unit, the first …
Read More »Post-COVID, chest pains may linger for up to a year, new study finds
Dr. Fauci facing calls to testify on COVID origins Rep. Brad Wenstrup, R-Ohio, joined ‘America’s Newsroom’ to discuss the latest on the congressional effort to investigate the origins of COVID and lingering health concerns following the toxic train derailment in East Palestine. People who have had COVID-19 may experience lingering …
Read More »Texas women file lawsuit over state’s abortion ban, saying the law put their lives at risk
Austin, Texas — A group of women and two doctors are suing the state of Texas after the women were denied abortions in the state despite facing what they say were serious risks to their health or the health of the fetuses. The lawsuit filed Tuesday seeks to clarify what qualifies …
Read More »COVID-19 shocker: Parents lied about their kids’ sickness status and broke quarantine rules, study finds
During the pandemic, some 25.9% of parents lied about their kids’ COVID test results to prevent their kids from having to miss school and other activities, a new study has found. The survey, titled “Parental Nonadherence to Health Policy Recommendations for Prevention of COVID-19 Transmission Among Children,” was published in …
Read More »Why some parents lied about their children’s COVID status: “I wanted my child’s life to feel normal”
Some U.S. parents were not honest about their children’s coronavirus symptoms, quarantine measures and testing guidelines, potentially contributing to viral spread, according to a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association on Monday. The study, which was conducted by researchers in the U.S. and England, aimed to examine “the …
Read More »Teenage binge-drinking: Why it’s so dangerous for young people to overindulge in alcohol
One in every six adults participates in binge-drinking and 25% do so at least once a week, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Yet it’s most common among young adults ages 18 to 24 — leading to emergency situations such as the one reported on Saturday …
Read More »Keto diets could increase risk of heart attack and stroke, says new study
The low-carb ketogenic (keto) diet has skyrocketed in popularity in recent years among those looking to lose weight. A new study, however, suggests that a “keto-like” diet could trigger a spike in “bad” cholesterol, which can lead to a buildup of plaque in the arteries and a significantly greater risk …
Read More »Be well: Quit smoking (or encourage someone else to kick the habit)
If you’re still lighting up, you’re likely cutting your life short. People who quit smoking can increase their life expectancy by up to 10 years, a surgeon general report from 2020 noted. Kicking the habit lowers the risk for 12 different kinds of cancers, as well as stroke, heart disease …
Read More »CDC issues measles alert after confirmed case at Asbury revival in Kentucky
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued a health alert to notify doctors and health officials that a person who contracted measles attended the Asbury revival meeting in Kentucky last month. The agency said Friday that the Kentucky Department for Public Health identified a confirmed case of measles …
Read More »NC again delays tailored plan for Medicaid enrollees with mental health, developmental disabilities
North Carolina health officials have again delayed the start of a managed care program for Medicaid enrollees specifically who also receive services for behavioral health needs or intellectual or development disabilities. The state Department of Health and Human Services announced on Monday that it would push back the most recent …
Read More »Black women ages 20-50 are twice as likely to have high blood pressure than White women, says new study
Black women face a significantly higher risk of developing high blood pressure (hypertension) in their childbearing years, according to a new study published in the Journal of the American Heart Association. Researchers from UMass Chan Medical School in Worcester, Massachusetts, analyzed data that was collected from 1,293 women between 2001 …
Read More »Just 11 minutes of exercise can reduce early death risk, researchers find
Devoting just 11 minutes of moderate-intensity physical activity each day would be sufficient to lower the risk of diseases such as heart disease, stroke and a number of cancers, according to new research. In an international study led by the University of Cambridge and published in the British Journal of …
Read More »Drive-thru diet: Nashville grandpa plans to eat McDonald’s for 100 days in weight-loss attempt
A 57-year-old man from Nashville, Tennessee, is eating nothing but McDonald’s for 100 days in an unconventional attempt to shed some pounds. Kevin Maginnis is documenting his journey on his TikTok account at @bigmaccoaching. His plan is to order three meals a day from McDonald’s, eat only half of each …
Read More »Promising drug could provide alternative to statins for those at risk of heart disease, new study finds
A new study has found that a drug could replace statins for those who cannot tolerate them, a promising finding for millions of people who are at risk of heart disease. The study, published in the New England Journal of Medicine Saturday, found that in patients with increased cardiovascular risk, …
Read More »New cholesterol pill, Nexletol, lowers heart attack risk for patients who can’t take statins: study
A drug called bempedoic acid (brand name Nexletol) has been shown to be an effective alternative for lowering cholesterol and reducing heart attack risk, according to a major study published in The New England Journal of Medicine on Saturday. Most cholesterol medications are statins, which work by “blocking a substance …
Read More »Disney must create a ‘disabled princess’: Woman starts online petition to garner support
Diagnosed with cerebral palsy at birth, Hannah Diviney, 23, is hoping that the Walt Disney Company will create a princess character with disabilities for all to see. And she is heading up a campaign that to date has gotten support from Reese Witherspoon, Jameela Jamil and Mark Hamill, according to …
Read More »BBL not always A-OK: Why the Brazilian butt lift is one of the deadliest plastic surgeries ever
Hundreds of thousands of women around the world are paying big bucks — and taking big risks — to get plumper, perkier derrières. More than 520,000 people elected to get some type of buttock augmentation, including what’s known as the BBL, or Brazilian butt lift, in 2021. That’s an astounding …
Read More »Basal cell carcinoma, the skin cancer removed from Joe Biden’s chest: What to know
A biopsy performed on a small lesion removed from President Joe Biden’s chest has been confirmed as basal cell carcinoma. Doctors say that all cancerous tissue was removed and that no further treatment is required. What exactly is basal cell carcinoma — and what should people know about this common …
Read More »FDA cracks down on animal tranquilizer as overdose deaths and amputations soar
Feds look to fight flesh-destroying drug ‘tranq’ Fox News national correspondent Alexis McAdams has the latest on the FDA restricting imports of animal tranquilizer Xylazine, also known as ‘tranq,’ in an effort to curb overdose deaths on ‘America Reports.’ The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will now restrict imports of …
Read More »Florida residents warned about tap water after man dies from brain-eating amoeba
Nearly a quarter million Floridians are being warned to avoid washing their face with tap water after a man died from a brain-eating amoeba in February. The advice, which applies to the nearly 200,000 residents of Charlotte County, comes after a county resident died on February 20. Officials believe the …
Read More »Ozempic-like weight loss drug Wegovy coming to the U.K. market, and it will cost a fraction of what Americans pay
London — Major drug store chains in the United Kingdom plan to start selling the weight loss drug Wegovy, a different version of its hugely popular Ozempic brand, this year, as the company that makes both says it’s working to expand supplies of the popular semaglutide medications to Europe. Semaglutide works …
Read More »US CDC concludes contaminated Indian cough syrup likely caused the deaths of 66 children in Gambia
Contaminated cough and paracetamol syrups imported into Gambia almost certainly caused the deaths of 66 children due to acute kidney injury, according to an investigation led by the United States Center for Disease Control and Prevention and Gambian scientists. The links between the children’s deaths and contaminated medicines first came …
Read More »Walking just 11 minutes per day could lower risk of stroke, heart disease and some cancers significantly, study says
London — Taking an 11-minute brisk walk every day, or walking 75 minutes per week, will lower your risk of stroke, heart disease and a number of cancers, a new study from Cambridge University says. Researchers looked at 196 peer-reviewed articles, which included more than 30 million study participants, to …
Read More »More than half the world’s population will be obese or overweight by 2035, says new report
A startling new report may be putting a lot of people on notice. Without significant action to change this trajectory, more than half the world’s population will be overweight or obese by 2035, according to a new report. The World Obesity Federation’s 2023 atlas is predicting that 51% of the …
Read More »Dianne Feinstein hospitalized with shingles
Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., waits for the Senate subway in the Capitol on Feb. 2, 2023. Bill Clark/CQ-Roll Call, Inc via Getty Images Sen. Dianne Feinstein is undergoing treatment for shingles at a San Francisco hospital. The California Democrat was diagnosed with the infection in late February and has missed …
Read More »New York plastic surgeon’s viral TikTok video warns of exercise he says causes premature aging
A plastic surgeon from New York took to social media to warn followers that long-distance running accelerates aging. In a viral TikTok video, Dr. Gerald Imber said high impact nature of running could be negatively contributing to the condition of runner’s skin. A girls cross country team running on a …
Read More »Eli Lilly is cutting insulin prices by 70% and capping customers’ costs. But for some the changes come too late.
As insulin makers face increased pressure over the cost of insulin, Eli Lilly announced Wednesday that it plans to cut prices on its most commonly prescribed insulin products by up to 70% and cap customers’ out-of-pocket costs at $35 a month for those with commercial insurance who use its insulin. …
Read More »Eye drop scare, plus security problems: What you need to understand
If you utilize eye drops, click short article listed below for crucial security news. (iStock) Welcome to the Fox News Health Newsletter. If this newsletter is not currently provided to your e-mail, please subscribe here. ‘EYE SPY’ – Have a look at the current caution about eye drops. Continue reading… …
Read More »As environment modifications, environment stress and anxiety increases in youth
Kids frequently fret about much various things than their moms and dads do. Among the huge ones is environment modification. Research study reveals most youth are “extremely worried” about it, causing a phenomenon called environment stress and anxiety. Kids and young people who have problem with this can view they …
Read More »Florida male passes away after contracting brain-eating infection from washing sinuses with faucet water
A guy in south Florida passed away from a brain-eating infection last month after utilizing faucet water throughout sinus rinses, according to FOX 4. The male, who has actually not been called however was recognized as a citizen of Charlotte County, passed away on Feb. 20, 3 days prior to …
Read More »California couple takes legal action against fertility center for apparently implanting embryo with fatal cancer gene and attempting to cover it up
Jason and Melissa Diaz had actually wanted to safeguard their kids from the fatal cancer genes they had actually both acquired. Melissa has the BRCA-1 anomaly, which increases her danger of establishing breast and ovarian cancer. Jason has a CDH1 gene anomaly, making him extremely vulnerable to establishing genetic scattered …
Read More »Eye drops and questions of safety: Right here’s what you might want to know now
In mild of current information {that a} model of over-the-counter eye drops might have brought about bacterial infections that led to imaginative and prescient loss and even dying, shoppers could also be cautious of utilizing them in any respect. Thomas Stokkermans, OD, PhD, director of optometric companies for College Hospitals …
Read More »Colorectal cancer is appearing in more youthful individuals and at advanced phases: research study
Advanced phase colorectal cancer (CRC) cases are on the increase and the illness is being found amongst more youthful clients more often, according to Colorectal Cancer Data 2023, a brand-new report on cancer truths and patterns by the American Cancer Society (ACS), which is headquartered in Atlanta. Although deaths connected to …
Read More »AGGA oral gadget was offered to repair clients’ jaws. Suits declare it damaged their teeth.
Boja Kragulj, an accomplished clarinetist who when carried out with orchestras in New york city, Philadelphia, and Jacksonville, Florida, has actually currently lost 4 teeth. And she anticipates to lose a minimum of a lots more. 5 years earlier, looking for to remedy her bite and enhance her breathing, Kragulj …
Read More »Irregular sleep might put you in the risk zone for heart problem, states research study
If you go to sleep and awaken at various times throughout the week — or if your sleep gets interfered with throughout the night — you might deal with a greater danger of heart problem, according to a brand-new research study released by the American Heart Association. The research study …
Read More »Tom Sizemore’s household informed there’s “no further hope” after brain aneurysm leaves star in crucial condition, supervisor states
Star Tom Sizemore in crucial condition after suffering brain aneurysm Star Tom Sizemore in crucial condition after suffering brain aneurysm 00:24 Medical professionals have actually stated there is “no further hope” that star Tom Sizemore will recuperate after a brain aneurysm recently left him in crucial condition, according to an upgrade …
Read More »Bisexual females might deal with a greater heart problem threat, brand-new research study recommends
The majority of people might rule out sexual preference a threat aspect for heart problem — however a current research study recommends that bisexual females might have poorer cardiovascular health (CVH) than heterosexual women. Scientist evaluated information from 12,180 individuals with a typical age of 39. About half of those …
Read More »New FDA-approved drug can slow vision loss for those with age-related eye illness geographical atrophy, a type of macular degeneration
The Fda just recently authorized the very first drug to deal with geographical atrophy, a type of macular degeneration, which impacts an individual’s main vision. Syfovre will be readily available as an injection and can slow the development of the illness, although it will not reverse it. The drug is …
Read More »Popular sweetening agent, erythritol, might raise threat of cardiac arrest and stroke: research study
A popular sweetening agent, erythritol, might raise the threat of cardiac arrest and stroke, a brand-new research study from the Cleveland Center exposed. Scientist assessed more than 4,000 individuals in the U.S. and Europe. Those who took in high quantities of erythritol had a higher threat of establishing significant negative …
Read More »2 pass away from cholera in Syria after a terrible earthquake damages health, water facilities
2 individuals have actually passed away of cholera in Syria’s opposition-held northwest in the consequences of a terrible earthquake that struck the location, a source from the rescue force that runs there informed Reuters on Tuesday. The earthquake left more than 4,000 individuals dead in the rebel-controlled zone near the …
Read More »Former NFL star, CBS anchor Irv Cross had mind illness CTE
Irv Cross was a person of religion and a religious soccer fan who may not attend Bible research or watch NFL video games with buddies in his last years. The degenerative mind illness that festered inside the previous Philadelphia Eagles cornerback had triggered despair, temper swings and the kind of …
Read More »Wearable physical fitness trackers with noticing innovation might hinder implantable heart gadgets: research study
Many individuals utilize physical fitness trackers, such as smartwatches, as part of accomplishing a healthy way of life — however some heart clients ought to understand the threats. Some clever scales, clever rings and wearable physical fitness gadgets that utilize “bioimpedance,” a noticing innovation that gives off a small undetectable …
Read More »Texas judge to rule on abortion tablet utilized by countless Americans
A federal judge in Texas is set to rule on a suit that looks for to limit access to among the 2 drugs generally utilized to cause a medicated abortion. The choice might affect 40 million ladies across the country, making it the most substantial legal judgment because the Supreme …
Read More »Victims of Ohio train derailment can secure free medical help from virtual healthcare business
As homeowners of East Palestine, Ohio, continue to have a hard time in the consequences of the train derailment and subsequent hazardous chemical fires previously this month, a health-focused business has actually vowed to supply totally free healthcare for victims. The Health Business of Boca Raton, Florida, is a virtual …
Read More »CDC cautions about drug-resistant Shigella germs, stand bug considered “serious public health threat”
The Centers for Illness Control and Avoidance states it is tracking an increase in stomach diseases brought on by infections with “extensively drug-resistant” germs that leave physicians with couple of antibiotic choices to deal with clients. The CDC cautions it now postures a “serious public health threat.” Over the previous …
Read More »Be well: Include an egg (or 3) to your everyday diet plan for heart health
Eggs utilized to get a bum rap due to the fact that of their high cholesterol material. Yet a brand-new research study reveals they might in fact benefit heart health. The research study, which was just recently released in the journal Nutrients, discovered that consuming one to 3 eggs each …
Read More »Inside America’s youth psychological well being disaster
Youngsters within the U.S. and all over the world are in disaster. Greater than 60% of youngsters with despair do not get any psychological well being therapy, in response to Psychological Well being America. Pair that statistic with the truth that about 80% of the US has a extreme scarcity …
Read More »For acute spine discomfort, they are the most effective medicines, brand new research discovers
Lower right back discomfort the most typical conditions, with four from five individuals experiencing it sooner or later inside their life, based on the web site the Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland, Ohio. For instant relief after a back damage, over-the-counter (OTC) discomfort relievers are the go-to. Yet with a variety …
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