Allergies could be a ‘significant problem’ as warm winter may mean longer pollen season Allergies could be a ‘significant problem’ as warm winter may mean longer pollen season Allergy season is here, and the warm winter has not been favorable. Experts suggest that the mild temperatures over the winter are causing a rough spring for … Read more
Your COVID Vaccine Questions: How is Distrust Being Addressed? CDC Investigates Link Between COVID Vaccine and Sudden Cardiac Death The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has released new data addressing the link, or lack thereof, between the COVID-19 vaccine and sudden cardiac death in otherwise healthy young adults. CDC Study on Cardiac … Read more
New Article A Remarkable Procedure for Parkinson’s Disease A groundbreaking procedure called deep brain stimulation has provided significant relief to Parkinson’s Disease patients, improving their quality of life. Among those who have benefited is Nicole LaBolle, a 39-year-old resident of Pleasantville, Pennsylvania. A Young Patient’s Battle Nicole was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease at the age … Read more
Article Concerns over Vaccinating Dogs: A Dangerous Trend The Dangers of Rabies Hesitancy around vaccines has spilled over to pet owners in recent years, sparking concern about the resurgence of rabies, a virus that’s nearly always fatal. The Importance of Vaccination Some pet owners argue against vaccinating dogs – over concerns that vaccines shorten the … Read more
Nausea Symptoms: Causes, Treatment, and Prevention Nausea Symptoms: Causes, Treatment, and Prevention Nausea Symptoms and Prevention: Explained Learn about the symptoms and preventive measures during a norovirus outbreak. Why do I feel nauseous? Experiencing nausea, while not pleasant, is commonly caused by various factors and is usually not a major concern, according to medical experts. … Read more
Publication reveals most common types of cancer The release of 2022 cancer data gives the latest look into which types of cancer are most prevalent around the world as population growth expects to drive global cases as much as 77% by 2050. The publication utilized the GLOBOCAN database to study 36 types of cancer in … Read more
Spring Allergy Season In Full Swing Springtime represents a fresh start with warmer weather, blossoming flowers, and longer days. However, for the 80 million people suffering from seasonal allergies, this season is full of itchy eyes, throats, runny noses, and incessant sneezing. Spring allergies, also known as hay fever, have become increasingly problematic. According to … Read more
Human Case of Bird Flu Confirmed in Texas Health officials in Texas have reported the first case of bird flu in a human, raising concerns among the American population. The infected individual contracted the avian influenza A(H5N1) virus after close contact with infected cows. The virus was first detected in sick dairy cattle in Texas … Read more
The Tipping Debate: Is it Getting Out of Control? Introduction If you think that tip request screens are appearing in strange places, you are not alone. Raising concerns about Tipping Culture Nearly 3 in 4 people think tipping culture has gotten out of control and more than half believe that businesses are replacing employee salaries … Read more
Why Meningitis can be Life Threatening if not Treated Quickly The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued an alert to healthcare providers about bacterial infections as a strain of the meningococcal disease begins to circulate within the United States. What is Meningococcal Disease? Meningococcal disease is an illness caused by a bacteria … Read more