Taurine May Help Halt the Aging Process, Research Shows
An energy drink ingredient may help slow aging.
Health & Medicine
Alaska Has a Growing Tick Problem, Health Officials Warn
In recent years, there has been concern that Alaska’s tick problem is mounting, and that they may be carrying more diseases. This is due in part to climate change, which is making the environment more hospitable to ticks. Ticks are small, arachnid parasites that can transmit diseases to humans and animals. They are found in
Allen House is Advocating for Substance Use Recovery in California
Recovery from addiction is often a lifelong journey.
Minorities Have Been Affected by Lack of Medicaid Expansion
Lack of access to Medicaid is affecting racial minorities in southern states.
Anise Health Gets Funding to Provide Digital Mental Health Services
Mental health startup raises funds to deliver culturally sensitive mental health treatment.
England’s NHS Will No Longer Offer Puberty Blockers
National Health Service will no longer offer puberty blocking drug due to safety concerns.
Long-Term Effects of Injuries Caused by Motorcycle Accidents
Sometimes it happens that accident victims are released from the hospital without fully recovering due to the doctor’s negligence, and this has long-term consequences for the patient.
Antibiotic Resistance is Harmful to Newborns with Sepsis
Babies are becoming more resistant to common antibiotics.
Therapists Say San Diego’s Gloomy Weather is Impacting Mental Health
California residents are reporting depressive symptoms due to lack of sunshine.
Integrating Health Data Across Europe to Aid Clinical Decision-making for Lung Cancer Patients
The newly formed IDERHA consortium, consisting of academia, industry, health authorities, clinicians, and patient representatives, addresses the obstacles in accessing, integrating and analysing health data to maximize their value for patient care and research. Focusing on lung cancer, IDERHA wants to use complex digital health data to improve patient health outcomes by enabling more personalized care.