Pollution Exposure During Pregnancy Can Affect Newborn’s Kidneys
Study finds soon-to-be mothers should avoid air pollution as much as possible, particularly during their third trimester of pregnancy.
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South Dakota Cautiously Optimistic as Overdose Rates Drop
South Dakota’s overdose death rate remains the lowest in the nation.
Girls With Psychiatric Diagnosis Not Getting Life-saving Vaccine
Addressing disparities in this population could mean helping many more females get this life-saving vaccine.
Study: Pru-C12 May Effectively Resolve Periodontal Disease
Pru-C12 was found to be effective in stropping the growth of bacteria.
Endometriosis Increases the Risk of Serious Cardiovascular Events
Women with endometriosis were found to have approximately a 20% higher risk of experiencing a heart attack
The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Diagnostics and Patient Care
Artificial Intelligence is poised to revolutionize healthcare, particularly in diagnostics and patient care.
Recreational Drug Use Linked to Repeat, Serious Heart Issues
With cardiovascular events one of the leading causes of death worldwide, researchers analyze the impact of drugs on life-threatening cases.
Study COVID Vaccine has Positive Impact on Mental Health
Getting vaccinated appeared to have offered some relief in the early stages of the pandemic.
Chronic Cough Can Be Passed Down to Children, Study Finds
Researchers discover that having a chronic cough has a genetic component.
Are You at Risk? Evaluating Your Talcum Powder Usage
Evaluating your talcum powder usage is a critical step in safeguarding your health. While the connection between talcum powder and cancer is still being studied, the available information suggests a cautious approach.