[ad_1] Lyme disease is not the only concern regarding some tick bites in Saskatchewan. The Chief Medical Officer of Prince Albert says that there are a number of other tick-related diseases that …
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[ad_1] We all love to eat chocolates, most of us do it. And it turns out that chocolate, in addition to being tasty, also has a host of health benefits. Made from …
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[ad_1] Whether instant, ground or decaffeinated, coffee has been officially labeled for your health. A study of half a million Britons of middle and old age found that drinking at least six …
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[ad_1] The following is an edited version of the statement issued by the HPRA on Thursday: The Health Products Regulatory Authority (HPRA) states today that it is proceeding with a Preventive reminder …
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[ad_1] A radical new government strategy to prevent, not just treat, youth mental health issues is needed. A report from the University of Birmingham reveals today that an additional funding of 1.77 …
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[ad_1] news The Ministry of Health has banned the prescription of the anti-HIV drug dolutegravir. The drug, known as DTG, has been badociated with birth defects in HIV-positive women . Medical Services, …
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[ad_1] By Elizabeth Merab The Department of Health warned counties to stop prescribing an HIV drug related to conbad malformations in HIV-positive women. Through Director of Medical Services Jackson Kioko to ensure …
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[ad_1] CHICAGO – Go ahead and take that cup of coffee, maybe even several others. New research shows that this can increase the chances of a longer life, even for those who …
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[ad_1] The number of bats carrying rabies appears to increase early in the summer season, according to state health authorities. Up to now, 22 bats have been tested positive for rabies this …
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