CNN |
Wherever you are in the world, time is running out for treating gonorrhea
CNN Mark King has had the clap so many times he's renamed it "the applause. " The first time King had gonorrhea, he was a teenager in the late 1970s, growing up in Louisiana. King visited a clinic and gave a fake name and phone number. He was treated ... Charities urged to work together in fight against antibiotic resistance at roundtable meeting |
Fox17 |
Eating yogurt can help reduce chronic inflammation
Fox17 GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — If you haven't picked out your breakfast for this morning just yet, you may want to start your day off with a yogurt. A new report claims yogurt can help reduce chronic inflammation which often leads to problems like arthritis ... Today's Top Medical News - May 15, 2018 Could eating yogurt reduce inflammation? Eating yogurt may help reduce the risk of cardiovascular, metabolic diseases: Study |
Chicago Tribune |
Efforts to battle opioid crisis are 'starting to pay off' in Will County, officials say
Chicago Tribune The number of opioid-related deaths has risen steadily in Will County in the past few years, but officials at a forum on the problem said progress has been made in tackling what they called a “public health crisis.” In 2017, the Will County coroner's ... Fentanyl deaths on the rise in MN, and addicts don't even know what they're taking Fentanyl drives rise in Minnesota opioid deaths Minnesota Fentanyl Deaths Soared in 2017 |
10TV |
Woman dies from flesh-eating bacteria picked up on vacation
10TV An Indianapolis woman died after her family says she was infected by flesh-eating bacteria while on vacation. She did not get the right treatment from a local hospital, according to the family. "They said that they thought it was an abscess or ... |
CNN |
Wherever you are in the world, time is running out for treating gonorrhea
CNN Mark King has had the clap so many times he's renamed it "the applause. " The first time King had gonorrhea, he was a teenager in the late 1970s, growing up in Louisiana. King visited a clinic and gave a fake name and phone number. He was treated ... |