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WebMD- Why Science Can't Seem to Tell Us How to Eat Right April 22, 2019Who is to blame for the average person’s jaded palate when it comes to foods that supposedly are or are not “healthy”? Like many things food-related, it depends on whom you ask.
- Lack of Water Consumption Tied to Kids' Obesity April 22, 2019Among the 1 in 5 who didn't drink any water daily, sugared-drink calories totaled 200, on average, compared with 100 calories a day among water drinkers.
- FDA OKs Generic Nasal Spray for Opioid Overdose April 22, 2019The FDA is also considering whether naloxone should be routinely prescribed along with all or some opioid prescriptions in order to reduce the risk of overdose.
- FDA Approves First Device for Children With ADHD April 22, 2019The pocket-sized device is for use at home while a child is sleeping. It's connected by wire to a small patch placed on the child's forehead above the eyebrows, CNN reported.
- Babies Still Dying Due to Unsafe Sleep Practices April 22, 2019While the rates of accidental suffocation and strangulation in bed are low, they're on the rise.
- 'Superbugs' Hang Out on Hospital Patients April 19, 2019In the study, researchers tested 399 hospital patients and found that 14% had superbugs on their hands or nostrils right after admission. Superbugs were also found on items commonly touched by patients, such as the nurse call button, in nearly one-third of tests.
- Heart Patients Pay the Price When Nearby Pharmacy Closes April 19, 2019Nearly 24% of patients whose pharmacies closed failed to refill their statin prescription during 12 months of follow-up, compared with nearly 13% of those whose pharmacies remained open, the findings showed.
- Girls' Online Sex Experience May Spur Risk Offline April 18, 2019In addition, girls who had been mistreated prior to the study were more likely to experience physical violence and HIV risk.
- Listeria Outbreak Linked to Deli Meats in 4 States April 18, 2019The illnesses in the outbreak, which first began more than two years ago, have been reported in Michigan, New Jersey, New York and Pennsylvania.
- Buyer Beware When Purchasing Medical Test Strips April 18, 2019Pre-owned test strips or test strips not authorized for sale in the United States may be sold online through Amazon, eBay and Craigslist, or directly from the seller, according to the FDA.
