What Women Over 50 Should Know About Heart Health
To close out American Heart Month, an expert shared the specific risk factors for heart disease that affect women over 50 years of age. Dr. Stacey Rosen, a cardiologist, and American Heart Association volunteer medical expert discussed symptoms to watch for and strategies to reduce the risk. ” target=”_blank”>Click here to get the story.
Providers Shut Down IVF After Court Ruling
A decision from the Alabama Supreme Court has led to a halt in IVF services at some locations, including the University of Alabama at Birmingham. This controversial ruling has caused a flurry of protests from providers in the fertility space. Doctors and activists share their reactions. ” target=”_blank”>Click here to get the story.
‘COVID Paralyzed My Diaphragm’
A Tennessee marathon runner could barely walk after the COVID-19 infection took his breath away — literally. Gerald Branim, 55, and his doctor, Matthew Kaufman, shared how Branim overcame diaphragm paralysis. ” target=”_blank”>Click here to get the story.
COVID Vaccine Risks Identified in Study
In the largest-ever study on COVID vaccines, the shot has been linked to small increases in neurological, blood, and heart-related medical conditions. Two doctors react to the findings. ” target=”_blank”>Click here to get the story.
Wendy Williams’ Dementia Diagnosis Sparks Discussion
Former TV talk show host Wendy Williams allegedly battled alcoholism for years before a diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia. Addiction and cognitive experts share thoughts on the impact of alcohol on dementia risk. ” target=”_blank”>Click here to get the story.
‘Gas Station Heroin’ Puts Kids at Risk, Experts Warn
Products containing tianeptine, a tricyclic antidepressant that has not been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, can cause severe opioid-like effects. Experts share the dangers of these products being available for purchase at many convenience stores. ” target=”_blank”>Click here to get the story.
‘Heart Twins’ Reveal Matching Surgery Scars
A Florida kindergarten student was intentionally placed in her teacher’s class due to their shared experience with open-heart surgery. The mother of 6-year-old Kennedy Vogt and the girl’s teacher, Charlene Honor, speak with Fox News Digital about how they’ve bonded over their matching scars. ” target=”_blank”>Click here to get the story.
FDA Approves New Allergy Drug
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has given Xolair (omalizumab) the green light for use in decreasing the risk of life-threatening reactions to certain foods. The injectable medication may help those allergic to multiple types of food when taken regularly, according to experts. ” target=”_blank”>Click here to get the story.
