The new study conducted by the University of South Florida reveals that opioid control policy can offer wider benefits from public health, including a reduction in cases of domestic violence. Since decision -makers are still struggling with the opioid epidemic, this study emphasizes the power of research to inform about effective public policy. Research conducted […]
Dr. Peter Marks, previous top Vaccine Official in the USA Food and Drug Administration (FDA), he criticized the Secretary for Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy JR. For passing on to families with “false hope”, claiming that Trump’s administration will identify the cause autism Until September. Marx, who resigned At the beginning of this […]
New research that will be presented at this year’s European Congress of Obesity (ECO 2025, Malaga, Spain, May 11-14) show that the cutting points of the body mass indicator (BMI) significantly overestimate overweight and obesity in men’s athletes. The study from Italy also offers new cut -off points for overweight and obesity in this group. […]
Like Dr. Mehmet Oz He was sworn in as the head of Medicare and Medicaid Services, encouraged the Americans to reduce drug expenditure, simply maintaining health. “This is your patriotic duty – I will say it again – the patriotic duty of all Americans to take care of yourself,” said Oz during the ceremony on […]
Why insurance companies refuse to protect prosthetic limbsPlay PBS News Weekend with Ali Rogin talked to a collaborator of KFF Health News Michelle Andrews about what some people with missing limbs consider the difference in health insurance: although the knee replacement will probably be covered, the prosthetic knee is not always The prosthetic device may […]
Antibiotics have long been hailed as life -saving drugs, helping the body to fight everything from mild colds to life -threatening infections, such as pneumonia. However, scientists now warn that repeated use of antibiotics, especially in early childhood, can cost. In a new study published in the Journal of Infectious Diseases, researchers tried to examine […]
Adults under the age of 50 had more than twice the risk of stroke from migraine or other non -traditional stroke risk factors, and not traditional risk, such as high blood pressure, in accordance with research published today in the SCIENTIFIC Journal of American Stroke Association, the division of American Heart Association. Previous studies indicate […]
Walking is considered one of the best forms of heart health exercises. Scientists now say that it is not just how much you go, but the pace at which it counts when it comes to heart rhythms. The last study published in the journal Heart suggests that not only walking, but walking vigorously and for […]
The balance is so fundamental that we often accept it for granted, but its meaning goes far beyond keeping us in a vertical position. In fact, recent studies have shown that the ability to stand on one leg can be one of the best physical indicators of general health and longevity. What’s more, this is […]
In the last article published in Researchers examined the relationship between modified and traditional diet patterns in Japan, combining a diet with the dissemination of hypertension in 12 213 Japanese employees. Their findings indicate that although a traditional Japanese diet was not significantly associated with hypertension, in accordance with a modified Japanese diet, which contains […]