South Bend Tribune |
Public urged to carry opioid-reversing drug, but with training
South Bend Tribune SOUTH BEND — Despite growing efforts to battle the opioid crisis in the United States, overdoses continue to rise. To combat the trend, U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Jerome Adams last month issued the first health advisory from the office in 13 years. In ... OPINION: Making Narcan more affordable will save lives |
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette |
In veterans, even a mild case of traumatic brain injury is linked to an increased risk of dementia
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Mild traumatic brain injury may sound like an oxymoron, along the lines of “jumbo shrimp” or “random order.” But a new study shows that mild TBIs can have serious consequences for military veterans by raising their risk of dementia. Researchers who ... |
Patch.com |
Putnam Measles Outbreak Spreads
Patch.com PUTNAM COUNTY, NY -- Three more measles cases have been reported as part of the outbreak in Putnam County. Nearby, the Orange County Health Department issued a warning Friday about potential measles exposure at a medical facility in Monroe. Louisiana: 2nd measles case in New Orleans New York, New Jersey officials warn of potential measles exposure, including Newark Airport NJ residents may have been exposed to measles at these places |
Healthy eating? Women are all ears
Business Standard Ladies! You may want to start eating healthy as according to a recent study, it can help protect your hearing. The research conducted by the Brigham and Women's Hospital found that patterns of healthy eating may lower risk of hearing loss by 30 percent. |
Hospitalising children: To do or not to do
Business Standard Recent times are seeing an increase in hospital-acquired infections among children, a new research has claimed. According to the study conducted by the Rush University Medical Center, antibiotic-resistant infections, named Acinetobacter baumannii, are ... |