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May 28 (Reuters) – Use of Pfizer Inc’s (PFE.N) COVID-19 antiviral Paxlovid spiked this week, but some doctors are reconsidering the pills for lower-risk patients after a US public health agency warned symptoms could return after people finish are a course of the drug, and that they then have to isolate a second time. More … Read more
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FLINT, MI — Each year, approximately 650,000 women in the United States experience perinatal loss, which includes early and late fetal death and the death of a live birth within the first 28 days. What does the monumental loss experienced by 1 in 4 women affect their emotional and physical health after losing a pregnancy … Read more
10:00 † Saturday 28 May 2022 The Lee Carlson Center for Mental Health & Wellbeing provides free mental health care to families and children. The provider now offers free virtual classes for families. Mental health practitioner Victoria Shelander says mental health needs have skyrocketed – from anxiety to difficulties in social situations, she says more … Read more
Monkeypox is endemic to 11 countries in West and Central Africa. New Delhi: The European Union’s disease agency says the number of monkey pox has reached 219 outside the countries where the virus usually circulates. The World Health Organization has warned of more cases in the coming days. Here are 10 things we know about … Read more
Months after Ukraine’s brutal war, hospitals in the country’s besieged areas are overcoming incredible hurdles to treat patients who need them now more than ever. With thousands injured, there is a great need for medical supplies and nonprofit organizations such as the Arlene Campbell Humanitarian Foundation in North Zulch, Texas. “I see resilience,” says Lena … Read more
We close Mental Health Awareness month and talk about ACEs – Adverse Events/Experiences in Childhood. ABC15 Health Insider Dr. Shad Marvasti says these are early traumas that can affect social and emotional behavior later in life. dr. Shad says ACES is very common at the CDC, which reports that nearly 60% of adults surveyed have … Read more
Contrary to popular belief, exercising doesn’t have to be that hard. In fact, one of the most important steps is to find that physical activity that you can commit to regularly. Think about what you’re interested in, what your lifestyle looks like, and consider these factors when planning your weight loss goals. According to NASM-certified … Read more
NEW ONESYou can now listen to Fox News articles! The number of monkey pox cases in the US has risen to 12, with a second case reported in Colorado. In a press release from the state’s Ministry of Health and Environment, the state assured Friday that the risk of contracting the virus remains low. “The … Read more
With his megawatt smile and magnetic personality, Jordan Shelley exuded kindness and enthusiasm and threw himself into his studies and all the new experiences that came his way. As he thought about his future, he saw medicine as the perfect means to combine his aptitude for mathematics and science with his love for people. “Jordan … Read more
To the editors: The only thing more predictable than these horrific mass shootings is the GOP’s now standard response that the problem is not weapons, but “mental health problems.” (“Mass shooters are not mentally ill people who suddenly snap. They decide to kill,” Opinion, May 21) The problem is, by legal standards, it’s usually not … Read more