Mental health resources for students extend beyond the counseling office
Photo by Shalanndra Benally | The State Press An ASU student walks up to Alevea Mental Health in Tempe, Arizona, on Wednesday, March 28, 2018. Share Tweet Email Print By Megan Barbera | 7 hours ago...
View ArticleGaza farmer killed by Israeli tank shell: Gaza health official
GAZA-ISRAEL BORDER (Reuters) – At least two Palestinians were killed and more than 50 wounded by Israeli gunfire in Gaza, Palestinian medical officials said on Friday, as Gazans began a planned...
View ArticleWhy eating out may be bad for your health
Dining out frequently is known to increase one’s intake of unhealthy sugars and fats. And a new study suggests that there’s another reason to eat at home more often: phthalates. Phthalates are...
View ArticleMother turns her placenta into a smoothie and feeds it to her family for...
Jay Woodall’s placenta was mixed with berries to make a smoothie. (© Jay Woodall / SWNS.com) A woman decided to share part of her with her family by feeding them a smoothie made out of her own...
View ArticleIs Radius Health Worth Your Time?
This article was co-authored by Stepan Lavrouk. Stepan is an investment analyst with Almington Capital. Radius Health (RDUS) is a small-cap biotechnology company specializing in the development of...
View ArticleCVS Health – Is This Stock Oversold?
Strategic Mission CVS Health Corp. (NYSE:CVS) is out to make healthcare a “retail option”, fully recognizing that healthcare is becoming local. CVS seeks to deliver healthcare where people are (at home...
View ArticleIggy Azalea Slams Vulture’s ‘Trivializing Mental Health’ Article About Her
By Aynslee Darmon. 15 hours ago Keystone Press Iggy Azalea has had it with “clickbait” articles about her mental health. The Australian rapper took to Twitter to shut down a Vulture story that...
View ArticleCalifornia AG sues Sutter Health, says company illegally raised prices
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (KCRA) — California’s attorney general announced his department filed a lawsuit against health care giant Sutter Health. Attorney General Xavier Becerra announced the suit at a news...
View ArticleA Medical Journal’s Retraction of a ‘Gut Restoration’ Diet Article May Expose...
March 31, 2018 A prestigious medical journal retracted an article last week, exposing possible shortcomings of the peer review process routinely practiced at scientific journals and, some critics...
View ArticleZachary Levi Swipes at Men’s Health Over Comments on His ‘Shazam’ Physique
Caption Close Since photos surfaced of Zachary Levi in full costume on the set of “Shazam,” he has batted off accusations that he is using padding to fill out his physique, leading to a swipe at an...
View ArticleRunning Doc on why stretching is the key to good Achilles health
Dear Running Doc: I’m 48 years old and been running since I was 6. My Achilles tendon had begun to ache just a little last week and I went to see my family doctor who told me after an MRI that I had a...
View ArticleMore than 150000 people a year are at risk of developing heart disease...
Patients at risk of developing heart disease are not being given statins they need Four in five of those who took part in the NHS Health Check scheme since 2013 were found to need the...
View ArticleHealth departments equipping public with Narcan
FRAMINGHAM, Mass. — For someone in recovery from drug abuse, it takes a supportive community to make progress. Addiction is a chronic and relapsing brain disease, said Kelly Joseph, an employee in the...
View ArticleCondom snorting challenge poses health hazards
A bizarre viral trend called the condom snorting challenge is making a comeback. In videos, teens unwrap a sheath, snort it up one nostril and then pull it through their mouth. Yes, it’s gross. Worse,...
View ArticleCity finds 83% of NYCHA units pose ‘severe’ health risks
The city Housing Authority is a dangerously unhealthy place to live, the state Health Department declared Monday. Health Commissioner Howard Zucker said in the last month, his inspectors have found at...
View ArticleTwo deaths, 54 other cases of severe bleeding tied to fake weed in Illinois
Chat with us in Facebook Messenger. Find out what’s happening in the world as it unfolds. Article source: https://www.cnn.com/2018/04/02/health/fake-weed-illinois-death-bn/index.html
View ArticleHealth Minister returns from childcare leave
She used the interview to heap praise on the healthcare reform has that seen wage increases for specialists and cuts in waiting times for state-sponsored medical services. Her angle was that during...
View ArticleThe grave health consequences of a personal financial catastrophe
Middle-aged people who suffer a major and sudden loss of wealth also face an increased risk of death — similar to receiving a new diagnosis of coronary heart disease, according to a new study. The...
View ArticleSam Bradford’s Health Plan
Sam Bradford took part in the first section of the afternoon Phase One workouts for the Cardinals Tuesday, but when the group headed outside, the team’s new starting quarterback remained inside....
View ArticleBritish Columbia cracks down on doctors’ illegal billing with stiff penalties
The B.C. government has moved against doctors who engage in illegal extra billing, enacting a law that aims to end queue-jumping by patients who pay to fast-track access to publicly funded medical...
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