The Boston Globe |
UMass Amherst student diagnosed with meningitis
The Boston Globe University of Massachusetts Amherst officials say a student on campus has been diagnosed with meningitis weeks after another student fell ill with a related illness and are suggesting students consider an additional vaccination as a precaution. A ... |
New York Times |
Study Finds Competing Opioid Treatments Have Similar Outcomes
New York Times Left, a dose of Vivitrol before being administered. Right, a pharmacist filling a prescription for Soboxone. Credit Brian Snyder/Reuters. WASHINGTON — A long-awaited study has found that two of the main medications for treating opioid addiction are ... Medications to kick opioid addiction are equally effective, study finds Two Agents to Combat Opioid Use Disorder Prove Equal |
Indianapolis Star |
Indianapolis sues opioid manufacturers and drug distributors in federal court
Indianapolis Star Indianapolis on Tuesday filed a federal lawsuit against several opioid makers and drug distributors, joining more than 75 cities and states that have pursued such action. In the suit, filed in U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Indiana ... Indianapolis files federal lawsuit against opioid distributors, manufacturers amid crisis Indianapolis suing several opioid makers and distributors Drug manufacturers sued for opioid crisis in US |
OregonLive.com |
Rise in teen suicide, social media coincide; is there link?
OregonLive.com Recent teen suicides have been blamed on cyberbullying, and social media posts depicting "perfect" lives may be taking a toll on teens' mental health, researchers say. MAURO PIMENTEL/AFP/Getty Images. Comment. 0 shares. By The Associated Press. Keeping up with the perfect lives of social media might be killing people Study: Smartphones could be causing depression in teens Data shows potential effects of social media on teens' mental health |
Telangana Today |
Precautions to keep acne away
Telangana Today It's easy to avoid skin problems like acne by taking simple precautions. Drink sufficient water every day and keep your phone a little away from your face for starters. * Have a glass of water every hour. For glowing and acne-free skin, drink eight to ... |