Health
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Why Some In College Mental Health View 2030 As The End OF The Pandemic
The global health emergency of COVID-19 was officially declared over by the United Nations News on May 5, 2023. However,…
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How to keep respiratory vaccines free and accessible to everyone
As the fall season approaches, healthcare professionals are gearing up for the annual surge in respiratory illnesses. The sight of…
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CVS and Walgreens limit access to COVID vaccines as required by some state guidelines
CVS and Walgreens have updated their COVID-19 vaccine policies in certain states to align with state guidelines and regulations. In…
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Extreme heat linked to spike in domestic violence calls in New Orleans
Extreme heat in New Orleans has been found to have a direct correlation with an increase in domestic violence-related emergency…
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Physicians Lose Cancer Detection Skills After Using Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence and Physician Deskilling in Gastroenterology Artificial intelligence (AI) has shown great promise in helping physicians improve their diagnostic…
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Trump administration restored funding for major diabetes study. The halt still stung
The recent decision by the Trump administration to restore federal research funding to Columbia University has breathed new life into…
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A pastor collapsed at home while wrapping Christmas presents. Doctors found his heart was “hard as cement.”
Pastor Kelvis Reid faced a life-threatening situation when he was diagnosed with AL amyloidosis, a complex condition that primarily affects…
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Giving Up Smoking Might Make It Easier To Overcome Substance Abuse Disorders: Study
Quitting smoking cigarettes has been shown to significantly improve recovery outcomes for individuals with substance abuse disorders, according to a…
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What’s next for the CDC?
The recent events at the CDC have sent shockwaves through the public health community, with many experts expressing concern that…
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