[ad_1] Photo: Justin Sullivan (Getty Images) This winter's US flu season has not been and will not be as devastating as the historic season that killed 80,000 Americans last year. This could encourage latecomers to want to rule out the idea of getting the flu shot. However, a new report by the Centers for Disease … Read more
[ad_1] WEBVTT THESE DIVERSION POLICIES. IT'S COMING SOON. >> THANKS THE CONQUERED CARE IN THE GREEN TREE POSITIVE TESTS FOR THE RESIDENTS OF GREEN TREE GREEN TREE ADVISED TO TAKE PRECAUTIONS THE RACCOON HAS BEEN DISCOVERED Raging raccoon captured in a borough Third enraged animal reported in Allegheny County in 2019 Updated: 5:15 pm EST … Read more
[ad_1] Experts told state capitol legislators that chronic wasting should be treated as a public health problem and that human cases would be likely to be "documented in the coming years". The disease, sometimes referred to as CWD, causes infected animals to stumble, drool and become aggressive toward the human beings they once feared. This … Read more
[ad_1] Drink at least two dietary drinks a day, associated with a high risk of stroke and heart attack KSL.com Study: Drinking two or more diet sodas a day could increase the risk of heart attack and stroke Deseret News Sodas and diet juices are linked to a higher risk of stroke, according to a … Read more
[ad_1] One of the most prevalent forms of statistics in scientific studies is to analyze data retroactively to determine "interesting" trends; While such schemas may provide useful insights for future investigations, it is sufficient to select data that appears significant in a study that fails to prove the investigator's initial hypothesis may generate false – … Read more
[ad_1] Influenza cases are still on the rise in Alabama Influenza continues to increase in Alabama, 15 deaths reported since September WVTM13 Health officials: widespread influenza activity in 48 states – including Georgia View full coverage on Google News [ad_2] Source link
[ad_1] The research, published Friday in the journal JAMA Network Open, shows that drivers who are on Prescribed opioids are twice as likely to be involved in fatal two-vehicle crashes as those who do not use drugs. While the United States is battling an opioid epidemic, these findings could affect the decision-making processes of health … Read more
[ad_1] Every year, nearly 12,000 babies of very low birth weight are born with a common heart defect that requires immediate attention. Now the FDA has approved a new device that can treat the smallest babies. Twins Irie and Judah Felkner of Columbus were 12 weeks ahead. Advertisement – The story continues below Irie, born … Read more
[ad_1] WEBVTT CONSULT NOW AND WHAT YOU NEED TO DO TO HELP YOU. >> WE ARE AT THE PEAK FLU SEASON. CHIP DR. RACHEL LEE SAYS ALABAMA IS ONE OF THE MOST HARD HIT, LIKE JEFFERSON. >> WE SEE AN INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF PATIENTS WITH SYMPTOMS OF FLULIKE. TOKEN: SYMPTOMS THAT INCLUDE FEVER … Read more
[ad_1] A second case of rare paralytic disease this season has been confirmed in a resident of Douglas County, health officials said Friday. The child has confirmed his presence of acute flaccid myelitis. The case is the fifth of the state this season. The latest case in Nebraska has been reviewed by the Federal Center … Read more