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18 Jun 2018

Gaming disorder.

WHO Lists ‘Gaming Disorder,’ Or Video Game Addiction, As A Mental Health Condition

Diabetes After 50 Could Lead To Pancreatic Cancer, Study Shows

Uptick In Diseases From Tick And Mosquito Bites Tripled, Reports Centers For Disease Control And Prevention

17 Jun

Sen. Chuck Schumer Calls Sunscreen Pills ‘Shady’ And Insists That The FDA Pull Them From Store Shelves

Del Monte Foods Recalls Vegetable Trays Linked To Cyclospora Outbreak

HPV Vaccine Nearly Wipes Out Cancer-Causing Infections For Young Women In England

Tami Roman Debuts Weight Loss, Fires Back At Haters For Calling Her A ‘Crackhead’

Researchers Devise Stealth Nanoparticles To Deliver Drugs To Cancer Cells And Wipe Them Out

Brain maturation.

Childhood Stress Makes The Brain Mature Faster — But That’s Not Necessarily A Good Thing

Popular Mediterranean Diet Flawed, Study Retracted By ‘New England Journal Of Medicine’

15 Jun

Fat Dogs May Teach Us A Thing Or Two About Obesity, Claims New Study

Sublingual strips of Suboxone being held up for viewing

In The Latest War On Opioid Addiction, The FDA Green-lights Generic Film Strip Of Addiction Drug Suboxone

Sugar Is The ‘Ultimate Villain’ To Heart Health, Cardiologist Says, Cutting Added Sugars Key To Better Health

14 Jun

Vitamin D May Help Lower Your Risk Of Developing Colon Cancer, According To A New Study

Eat More Lentils To Help Stop Diabetes By Bringing Glucose Levels Down By 35 Percent, New Study Finds

Teenage drug and sex rates decrease but suicide is on the rise

Teenagers Today Aren’t As Interested In Sex Or Drugs, CDC Study Finds

A New Study Identifies U.S. Hot Spots For Preventable Diseases Such As Measles

13 Jun

Brain-Eating Amoeba Strikes Louisiana Water Supply, Microorganism Can Cause Brain Swelling And Death

Mosquitos are tested in a lab.

West Nile Virus Reported In Michigan, Marking First Case Of 2018

Jellyfish Warnings Issued After 800 Beachgoers Were Stung At Central Florida Beaches

University Of North Carolina Study Explains Why People Get ‘Hangry’

Prescription Medications May Be Making Americans Depressed, Study Shows

Scientists Used Spider Silk To Create A New Class Of Cancer Vaccine

Blood sample for plague test, infectious disease caused by the bacteria Yersinia pestis.

Child In Elmore County Diagnosed With The Plague, Idaho’s First Case Since 1992

12 Jun

LSD And Magic Mushrooms Can Treat Mental Disorders By Improving Brain Cell Function, Per New Study

the american medical association has released gun control guidelines

The American Medical Association, Frustrated By Washington’s Lack Of Action On Gun Control, Issues Guidelines

Study Suggests Men With Erectile Dysfunction Twice As Likely To Suffer From Heart Disease

11 Jun

Suicide Prevention Hotline Calls Spike To 25 Percent Following Deaths Of Kate Spade And Anthony Bourdain

A Mississippi Girl Temporarily Lost The Ability To Walk After Being Bitten By A Tick, Mom Says

10 Jun

Children Under 2-Years-Old Eating Way Too Much Food With Added Sugar, Per New Study

‘Hotel Influenza’: St. Louis University Giving Volunteers $3,500, Hotel Stay And The Flu For Research Purposes

Polio Is Making A Comeback In Venezuela After Three Decades

Cut watermelon.

Salmonella Outbreak Linked To Pre-Cut Melons Has Made 60 People Sick In 5 States, Warns CDC

09 Jun

Low Carb Diets are the only diets that work

Low Carb Diets Are The Only Diets That Work, Says Diet Doctor To The Stars

New Study Reveals That Loneliness Can Break Your Heart, Literally

Saint Louis University To Pay People $3,500 To Stay In ‘Hotel Influenza’

07 Jun

P90X Creator Tony Horton Is Ripped To Shreds Thanks To Diet And Exercise

Suicide Rates Are Up, And Middle-Aged Women Are Most At Risk

‘Dog Flu’ Could Be The Newest Form Of The Influenza Virus, According To Recent Health Study

06 Jun

New U.S. Army Study Reveals Best Time Of Day To Drink Coffee

Nicole McGuinness Diagnosed With Cancer After Viewer Spots Lump On Her Throat During Appearance on HGTV

05 Jun

A Doctor Who Decapitated A Baby During A Botched Birth, Then Sewed Its Head Back On, Goes Back To Work

04 Jun

Recent E. Coli Outbreak Claims Five Lives, Sickens Hundreds

‘Groundbreaking’ New Cancer Treatment Beats ‘Tennis Ball-Sized Tumors,’ Exciting Doctors

03 Jun

Study finds fatal car crashes involving opioids and marijuana increasing.

Fatal Car Accidents Involving Opioids And Marijuana On The Rise

Early-Stage Breast Cancer May Not Require Chemo, New Study Suggests

Opioid-Related Deaths Up 300 Percent In 15 Years, One Out Of Five Deaths Among Young People Now Opioid-Related

02 Jun

This Teen Was Diagnosed With A Deadly Illness After Working Out Too Hard

Woman Risks Blindness After Failing To Remove Mascara, Gruesome Photos Released To Raise Awareness

01 Jun

E. Coli Outbreak Tied To Romaine Lettuce Claims 4 More Lives

Smartphone interruptions lead to stress and anxiety.

Smartphone Notifications Change Our Brain Chemistry, Causing Constant Stress And Anxiety

30 May

A New Study Suggests Most Vitamin Supplements Are Worthless

Macro photo of the human eye.

British Researchers Create World’s First 3D-Printed Human Corneas

28 May

California Doctor Claims Sound Waves Can Cure Ebola, The State’s Medical Authorities Disagree

Vitamin And Mineral Supplements Will Not Help You Live Longer Or Healthier, New Study Finds

Survey On ‘Gluten-Free’ Foods Comes To An Alarming Conclusion, Reveals Undercover Melbourne Investigation

Looking For Relief From The Tick Epidemic? CDC Recommends Chemical That Keeps Them At Bay

27 May

New Research Suggests Early Childhood Obesity Might Be Linked To Low IQ Scores

New Research Suggests Early Childhood Obesity Might Be Linked To Low IQ Scores

Kelly Clarkson Reveals The ‘Secret’ To Her New Trim Figure, ‘I Literally Hired Harry Potter’

Sunscreen Pills Are Bogus, According To Recent Crackdown By The FDA

Study Claims Offering People Money Might Be The Best Way To Help Them Quit Smoking

Study Claims Offering People Money Might Be The Best Way To Help Them Quit Smoking

The Latest Superfood Trend Is Cockroach Milk

26 May

Florida’s Ban On Smokable Medicinal Pot Ruled Unconstitutional In Major Victory For Medical Marijuana

25 May

New Research Suggests SPF 100 Sunscreen Might Work Better Than SPF 50

24 May

Leading cause of cancer might be bacon per the WCRF.

Eating Bacon And Drinking Alcohol May Increase Your Chances Of Developing Cancer, Per New WCRF Guidelines

Mussels in Puget Sound with opioids.

Mussels In Puget Sound Discovered With Opioids In Their Systems

23 May

Florida Teen Girl’s Attempted Suicide Eerily Mimics ’13 Reasons Why’

FDA wants products containing Benzocaine removed.

FDA Orders Benzocaine Teething Products Off Shelves For Deadly Methemoglobinemia Risk

22 May

Kratom Sellers Accused Of Making False Health Claims By FDA

20 May

New Research Suggests Curious Kids More Likely To Be Successful In School, Despite Socioeconomic Status

Synthetic Weed Likely The Reason 25 People Were Sent To The Hospital In New York

FDA Regulators Approve First Drug Designed To Combat Chronic Migraines

19 May

Medical marijuana may soon be available in Illinois schools.

New Illinois Medical Marijuana Law Allows Children To Get Cannabis Treatment At School

17 May

hotel pools and spas are gross says the cdc

Hotel Pools And Hot Tubs Are Breeding Grounds For Gross Waterborne Illnesses, Says CDC

15 May

California STD Cases Hit All Time High, Syphilis-Related Stillbirths Highest In Two Decades

14 May

Drug Companies Paying Doctors To Prescribe Painkillers Could Be Behind America’s Opioid Crisis, Per New Study

The Truth About Introverts And Their Brain Chemistry, According To Psychology Expert

Vitamin D Could Help Treat Diabetes, New Study Reveals

13 May

Michigan Officials Will Regulate CBD Oil As Marijuana, But Texas Officials Consider Crackdown

Study On Veterans Suggests That Mild Traumatic Brain Injuries Could Raise The Risk Of Dementia

The Next Pandemic: Forget Zika Or Ebola, Airborne Viruses Like The Flu And The Common Cold Are The Real Threat

12 May

‘Very Low Carb Diet’ Could Help Diabetics Manage Blood Sugar Levels, According To Study

Army Doctors ‘Grew’ An Ear In Woman’s Arm During An Incredible Reconstructive Plastic Surgery Procedure

11 May

Salmonella Outbreak Traced To Indiana Farm Sickened 12 More People In Last Month, According To CDC

Salmonella Outbreak Traced To Indiana Farm Sickened 12 More People In Last Month, According To CDC

Feeling ‘Hangry’ Is A Real Emotional State, Proves British Dietitian

Massachusetts Day Care Center Closes After Child Diagnosed With Rare Typhoid Fever

A Baby Was Decapitated During A Botched Birth, Doctor Sewed Its Head Back On Its Torso So Mom Could Hold Him

Woman Dies After Contracting Flesh-Eating Bacteria On Florida Vacation: Doctors Wrongly Diagnosed Carol Martin

Blue Cross Blue Shield Study Shows Increase In Those Who Suffer From Major Depression: Social Media To Blame?

09 May

New Baldness Treatment Could Be On The Horizon

08 May

a woman was leaking brain fluid from her nose

A Woman Thought Her Nose Was Running From Allergies, Then She Learned She Was Leaking Brain Fluid

07 May

Tick And Mosquito Infections Are Going To Be Bad This Summer, Says Centers For Disease Control (CDC)

06 May

Connecticut Woman Has Rapidly-Growing, 132-Pound Ovarian Tumor Removed

Handheld 3D Skin Printer Shows Potential To Heal Deep Wounds In Mere Minutes

Hibernating Squirrels Inspire New Method Of Donor Organ Preservation

05 May

Gabapentin: Generic Drug For Nerve Pain Now Being Regularly Abused Following Opioid Crackdown

Gabapentin: Generic Drug For Nerve Pain Now Being Regularly Abused Following Opioid Crackdown

03 May

Synthetic Mouse Embryos Produced Without Egg Or Sperm Could Help Pinpoint The Cause Of Failed Pregnancies

Hilary Duff On Expectations Women Have To Be ‘Super-Skinny’ And Her Shift In Body Image After Giving Birth

02 May

the first e coli lettuce death has happened

E. Coli Outbreak Connected To Arizona Lettuce Sees First Death

Hawaii Passes Bill To Ban Sunscreen Products In Hopes Of Saving Coral Reefs, Other Marine Life

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