Britain to Ban Disposable Vapes in Favor of Children’s Health
To protect its youth, Britain outlaws disposable vape products.
Health & Medicine
Mental Health, Addictions Care Not Profitable, Lacks Resources
Mental health, addictions care needs more funding to address the nation’s current epidemic.
Wrong Reputation? VA Health Care is Actually Quite Efficient
The Department of Veterans Affairs may offer better health care benefits than many people think.
Marijuana Use Linked to Increased Asthma Risk in Youth
Studies warn of cannabis-related respiratory issues in young users.
Smartphone Use Reduces Academic Performance, Study Finds
New PISA report reveals link between smartphone use in school and lower grades, particularly in math.
Study Finds Recipients of E-Cigarette Coupons 1.5 Times More Likely to Begin Using, Less Likely to Quit
People who never used e-cigarettes were 1.5 times more likely to begin using after receiving coupons.
Research Links Semaglutide to Decreased Risk of Suicidal Ideation
New findings indicate a significant decrease in suicidal ideation in patients taking the drug for obesity and Type 2 diabetes.
Is Kratom Use Legal? The KCPA & a State-by-State Overview
Following the 2019 Kratom Consumer Protection Act, restrictions remain nuanced at the state level.
Navigating the Path of Healing After Traumatic Events
Recovering from traumatic events takes incredible courage, patience, and work. Having compassion for yourself and utilizing available resources makes a huge difference.
Florida Man Claims Defective Surgical Robot Caused Fatal Tear in Wife’s Intestine
Attorneys for the estate of the late Sandra Sultzer claim that Intuitive Surgical Instruments failed to warn patients that its ‘da Vinci’ robot had a known defect that could cause it to “leak” electricity, potentially burning internal organs and causing other injuries.