HPV Testing Recommended Over Pap Smears for Cervical Cancer Screening in Women Over 30
The US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) has released a new draft recommendation suggesting that high-risk human papillomavirus (HPV) testing
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Telehealth in Mental Healthcare: Balancing Accessibility and Quality
The rise of telehealth in mental healthcare, especially in mental healthcare, has revolutionized the way services are delivered. It has
New House Bill Aims to Ban Restrictions on Anesthesia Coverage
A new bill introduced in the House seeks to prohibit health insurers from imposing arbitrary time limits on the use
US Life Expectancy Projected to Stagnate by 2050
The US Life Expectancy is expected to see only modest improvements over the next few decades, according to recent research.
Bird Flu Virus: One Mutation Away From Becoming More Dangerous
The H5N1 bird flu virus, which has infected at least 58 people in the U.S. this year, is raising concerns
Eating Dark Chocolate May Lower Diabetes Risk, But Milk Chocolate Could Lead to Weight Gain
A new study published in the BMJ offers some sweet news for chocolate lovers: Eating Dark chocolate may lower diabetes
Study Links Over 150 Million Mental Health Diagnoses in the U.S. to Leaded Gasoline Exposure
A new study reveals that U.S. to Leaded Gasoline Exposure may have contributed to over 150 million U.S. Mental Health
California Teacher Succumbs to Rabies After Classroom Bat Encounter
A California art teacher, Leah Seneng, tragically passed away from rabies on November 22, about a month after a likely
Marburg Virus Disease Outbreak in Rwanda Sparks Global Health Concerns
At least 15 people in Rwanda have died from Marburg virus disease (MVD), a deadly illness often referred to as
A Twice-Yearly Shot Could Help End AIDS—But Will It Reach Everyone , Who Needs It?
A twice-yearly shot, hailed as the closest the world has come to a HIV vaccine could revolutionize AIDS prevention. The
Thanksgiving Foods That Could Increase Heart Failure Risk, According to a Doctor
As families gather to enjoy Thanksgiving dinner, it’s important to be cautious about certain dishes on the holiday table. Some
Beat the Thanksgiving Slump With These 3 Simple Post-Meal Activities
Thanksgiving is a time for indulgence, filled with hearty meals and festive gatherings. However, the aftermath of a large feast
California Faces Another Raw Milk Recall Amid Bird Flu Concerns
California health officials have warned against consuming raw milk from Fresno-based Raw Farm following the detection of the bird flu
How to Safely Cook Your Turkey and Handle Thanksgiving Leftovers?
As families across the country prepare for a festive Thanksgiving dinner, ensuring food safety is a crucial step in avoiding
Bird Flu Detected in Raw Milk: What Consumers Need to Know?
The recent detection of the bird flu detected in raw milk sold in California has raised concerns among health experts
Vaping Found to Affect Blood Vessels and Oxygen Levels, Study Shows
New research has found that E-Cigarette vapor has immediate effects on blood vessel function and oxygen levels, even when using
Bird Flu Virus Detected in Raw Milk from California Dairy Farm
Health officials have detected the bird flu virus in a retail sample of raw milk from a Fresno-based California dairy
Over Half of US Adults May Qualify for Semaglutide Therapy, Study Reveals
A recent study revealed that over half of all US Adults in the United States may be eligible for semaglutide
Victorian-Era Disease Resurfaces Across U.S. States with Alarming School Outbreaks
Alabama and North Carolina are the latest U.S. states grappling with outbreaks of pertussis, also known as whooping cough, a
10 Warning Signs of Dementia You Shouldn’t Ignore
Forgetfulness is a common occurrence, regardless of age. You might misplace your keys, walk into a room and forget why
