[ad_1] "The dependent mind justifies some crazy things," Murphy said. The 19-year-old became addicted to nicotine in high school, and what began as a vaping experience turned into an addiction. "It has snowballed in my neurochemical addiction, without me even knowing it," he said. His addiction followed him to college: "I would study at the … Read more
[ad_1] If you flipped through the New York Times Over the weekend, you may still feel unsettled by a disturbing story about Candida auris, a mysterious mushroom that threatens people with weakened immune systems and headaches in hospitals around the world. . The CDC, which recently added C. auris to a list of germs considered … Read more
[ad_1] Patients diagnosed with type 2 diabetes before reaching the age of 40 are three times more likely to die young in a heart attack or stroke. cerebral Rates of type 2 diabetes have soared in recent years with spiraling levels of obesity Researchers at the University of Glasgow have studied about 2 million people … Read more
[ad_1] Hepatitis A was diagnosed in a fast food restaurant in northern Kentucky. Health officials invite clients to monitor symptoms. The employee who was diagnosed with food handled at Popeyes located at 7777 Burlington Pike in Florence, Kentucky, officials said. The fast food restaurant is located in the T / A truck stop. An ongoing … Read more
[ad_1] Zapping the brains of people over 60 with a mild electrical current in a form of memory that they performed in their 20s, a new study found. Someday, people might visit clinics to boost that ability, which declines both in normal aging and in dementia like Alzheimer's disease, said researcher Robert Reinhart of Boston … Read more
[ad_1] Media Advisory Monday, April 8, 2019 What In a new series of articles, experts in immunology, virology, epidemiology and vaccine development describe in detail efforts to improve seasonal flu vaccines and develop a universal flu vaccine. The 15 articles are part of a supplement in the April 15 issue of Infectious Diseases Journal. Researchers … Read more
[ad_1] ATLANTA, GA – Federal health officials are trying to determine the food source, grocer or restaurant causing illnesses caused by E. coli bacteria. As of April 4, the Centers for Disease Control reported that 72 people infected with the bacteria had been reported in five states, including eight in Georgia. Up to now, eight … Read more
[ad_1] Mankind can finally count on the truly catastrophic threat of climate change. But there is something else that threatens the human being and does not attract enough attention: the superbugs. Since doctors and farmers have distributed antimicrobial drugs (such as antibiotics and antifungals) indiscriminately, the harmful bacteria and fungi that can thwart these drugs … Read more
[ad_1] Vitamin D would have many benefits. However, a recent case study indicates that excessive use of vitamin D can cause kidney damage in people without vitamin deficiency. The article was published online on April 8 in the Journal of the Canadian Medical Association. "The purpose of this case study is to inform a wider … Read more
[ad_1] In Rockland County, New York, nine more cases have been reported, the CDC said, bringing the total number of cases in the region to 167 since the fall. County officials took the extraordinary step of banning unvaccinated children from gaining access to public places, although one judge canceled the measure late last week. The … Read more