Panic Rises as Rare Case of Bubonic Plague Emerges in Oregon

Panic Rises as Rare Case of Bubonic Plague Emerges in Oregon

Rare case of the Bubonic Plague reported in Oregon Introduction: A case of the Bubonic Plague has been reported in Oregon, marking a rare occurrence of the disease in the modern era. Formerly known as the Black Death, the Bubonic Plague caused widespread devastation during the Middle Ages, claiming the lives of approximately 50 million … Read more

Sharp Increase in Children’s Emergency Room Visits After Ingesting Melatonin Without Supervision, Reveals New CDC Report

Sharp Increase in Children’s Emergency Room Visits After Ingesting Melatonin Without Supervision, Reveals New CDC Report

Alarming Increase in Children Visiting Emergency Rooms Due to Melatonin Ingestion Alarming Increase in Children Visiting Emergency Rooms Due to Melatonin Ingestion Nearly 11,000 U.S. children recently visited an emergency room after ingesting melatonin they took without supervision, according to a new federal report. These findings shed light on a troubling trend over the past … Read more

Rising Norovirus Cases in the US: CDC Reports Over 12% Positive Tests in Recent Data

Rising Norovirus Cases in the US: CDC Reports Over 12% Positive Tests in Recent Data

Norovirus Cases Rise Across Northeast, CDC Reports Norovirus Cases Rise Across Northeast, CDC Reports Recent data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows that in the week of February 17, over 12% of norovirus tests were positive. Norovirus cases on the rise in the US, especially in the Northeast Norovirus cases are on … Read more

Women’s hearts are different: Why every medical student should learn about gender disparities in heart disease

Women’s hearts are different: Why every medical student should learn about gender disparities in heart disease

Heart Disease in Women: Recognizing Gender Differences is Essential Heart Disease in Women: Recognizing Gender Differences is Essential By Yves Martinez, Contributing Editor February is American Heart Month – when cardiovascular disease, the No. 1 killer of women, gets its moment in the spotlight. Every year, as we reflect on this month and the fight … Read more

Syphilis Spike in Michigan Alarms Medical Community as Cases Multiply

Syphilis Spike in Michigan Alarms Medical Community as Cases Multiply

Mirroring National Patterns: Syphilis on the Rise in Michigan Mirroring National Patterns: Syphilis on the Rise in Michigan Detroit — Back from the brink of eradication, syphilis is spiking in Michigan, prompting alarm within the medical community. By the numbers In 2022, 207,255 cases of syphilis were reported nationwide, the greatest number since 1950, according … Read more

Measles Outbreak in Florida Grows: Children Infected despite Defiance of Guidance

Measles Outbreak in Florida Grows: Children Infected despite Defiance of Guidance

Measles Outbreak in Florida: Children Infected After State’s Health Official Defies Guidance Measles Outbreak in Florida: Children Infected After State’s Health Official Defies Guidance Latest Cases Reported in Broward County Two Florida children have contracted measles after the state’s top health official defied federal guidance to contain an outbreak at an elementary school. Outbreak at … Read more

Why the Combination of Fentanyl and Methamphetamine is Fueling the Overdose Crisis in the US

Why the Combination of Fentanyl and Methamphetamine is Fueling the Overdose Crisis in the US

Why fentanyl is the leading cause of overdose deaths in the US Why fentanyl is the leading cause of overdose deaths in the US Over 150 Americans die every day from overdoses related to fentanyl and synthetic opioids. Here’s why fentanyl is so deadly. Just the FAQs, USA TODAY Illicit fentanyl and methamphetamine The laboratory … Read more

Crowded Corridors in Gaza’s Nasser Hospital: Out of Commission After Israeli Raid, WHO Reports

Crowded Corridors in Gaza’s Nasser Hospital: Out of Commission After Israeli Raid, WHO Reports

Crisis at Nasser Hospital in Gaza: Immediate need for medical intervention Crowded corridors in the aftermath of Israeli forces raiding Nasser Hospital Functional disruptions at Nasser Hospital demand immediate attention, says WHO The World Health Organization (WHO) has stated that Nasser Hospital in Gaza, the largest functioning medical facility in the region, is now no … Read more

Initiative Aims to Detect and Treat Preeclampsia Earlier to Reduce Maternal Mortality

Initiative Aims to Detect and Treat Preeclampsia Earlier to Reduce Maternal Mortality

Preeclampsia Detection Initiative Aims to Reduce Maternal Mortality Maternal Mortality: A Leading Cause Goes Undetected until it’s Too Late A leading cause of maternal mortality often goes unnoticed. By the time it’s diagnosed, it’s sometimes too late to stem the damage. Preeclampsia: A Serious Condition with Far-Reaching Consequences Doctors typically do not identify preeclampsia, a … Read more

Urgent CDC Report: Mistaken Administration of Incorrect RSV Vaccines to Pregnant Women and Babies

Urgent CDC Report: Mistaken Administration of Incorrect RSV Vaccines to Pregnant Women and Babies

RSV Vaccination Error: CDC Reports Incorrect Vaccines Administered to Pregnant Women and Babies The Latest Vaccination Error: 128 Pregnant Women and 25 Babies Received Incorrect RSV Vaccines The U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has issued a report revealing a serious vaccination error. According to the CDC, 128 pregnant women and 25 babies received vaccines … Read more