MEDICINE & HEALTH

Should Pregnant Women Continue Taking ADHD Medications?


MEDICINE & HEALTH 03.14.2024 10:30 AM

It's safe for women to continue their ADHD medications even during pregnancy. Continue reading to learn why.

What Is Sleep Hygiene? How Can You Keep a Good Bedtime Routine?

03.14.2024 10:00 AM

Getting a good night’s sleep can be affected by healthy habits, behaviors and environmental factors. Read this article to find out how bedtime routine can be improved with sleep hygiene.

Leprosy Cases Surge in the US; How to Spot Infectious Disease

03.14.2024 09:33 AM

Leprosy is not an ancient history as cases rise in the United States. Continue reading to learn more.

Sprayable Gel Applied During Endoscopic Procedures Helps Prevent Internal Bleeding, Makes Surgeries Safer and Easier

03.14.2024 06:40 AM

A new gel called GastroShield helps prevent complications like bleeding and leakage during minimally invasive surgeries. Check this article to learn more.

Astronauts on Extended Journeys May Encounter Space Headaches, Demonstrating Microgravity's Impact on the Human Brain

03.14.2024 06:20 AM

Research reveals space headaches as a significant challenge for astronauts, particularly those without prior headache issues, impacting their experiences on the ISS. Read the article to learn more.

Schizophrenia Explained: Here's How the Psychotic Disorder Affects the Brain

03.14.2024 03:04 AM

Schizophrenia is a psychiatric condition that involves symptoms such as hallucinations, delusions, and disorganized thoughts. Read to learn more.

Nasal Rinsing, Neti Pots Now Linked to Second Deadly Amoeba, Dire Consequences [STUDY]

03.14.2024 02:55 AM

According to a new CDC report, neti pots for nasal rinking are now linked to another kind of deadly amoeba. Read to learn more.

Reflecting on the Legacy of Paul Alexander: 70 Years in the Iron Lung, and the Era Before the Polio Vaccine

03.14.2024 02:37 AM

Polio survivor Paul Alexander, reliant on an iron lung for 70 years, passed away at 78, marking the end of an era. Continue reading for more details.

Novel AI Now Able To Predict Alzheimer's Disease 7 Years Before Onset of Symptoms

03.13.2024 21:18 PM

A new AI model was able to accurately predict the development of Alzheimer's in 72% of assessed cases, going as far back as seven years prior to symptom onset. Read to learn more.

Apple Cider Vinegar Could Help Young People Lose Weight; Here's How

03.13.2024 09:32 AM

A new study recommends the use of apple cider vinegar as a dietary intervention in managing obesity. Continue reading to learn more.

ADHD Medication Initiation Linked to Lower Mortality: New Data Highlights Reduced Risk in Unnatural Causes

03.13.2024 04:08 AM

Study of 150,000 Swedish ADHD cases shows medication initiation links to lower all-cause and unnatural-cause mortality, no impact on natural-cause. Continue reading for more details.

In Vivo Gene Editing: Scientists Use CRISPR Technology to Modify DNA Inside a Person’s Body

03.13.2024 02:05 AM

For the first time, experts conducted in vivo gene editing for increased accessibility to CRISPR-based therapies. Check this article to learn more.

Is Snoring Normal? Is It Bad For Health?

03.13.2024 00:42 AM

Snoring is common, but does it pose any health risk? Read to learn more. Snoring is common and can lead to sleep disruptions. While occasional and mild snoring is not usually worrisome, chronic snoring is linked to certain health risks.

Global Life Expectancy Went Down by 1.6 Years at the Height of COVID-19 Pandemic, Study Reveals

03.12.2024 23:26 PM

Though the global life expectancy trend was rising from 1950 up until 2019, it saw a reversal between 2019 and 2021. Read to learn more.

Up to 300 Individuals Could Have Been Exposed to Measles in California Hospital Due To Child's Case; Authorities Are Trying To Contact Involved People

03.12.2024 21:46 PM

Around 300 people may have been exposed to measles at the time a child with measles went to the UC Davis Medical Center Emergency Department on March 5. Read to learn more.

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