U.S. News & World Report |
Homelessness Grips San Diego With Hepatitis, High Rents
U.S. News & World Report San Diego turns to tents as spiraling real estate values feed spiraling homelessness, contributing to worst US hepatitis outbreak in 20 years. Dec. 7, 2017, at 12:13 a.m.. Homelessness Grips San Diego With Hepatitis, High Rents. Share. ×. Share on ... |
HuffPost |
Urban Air Pollution Negates Health Benefits Of A Long Walk On City Streets
HuffPost A new study focused on the impact of dirty air on those at least 60 years old. By Tess Riley. 240. ADVERTISEMENT. AdChoices. Air pollution on city streets can wipe out the beneficial health effects of exercise for people aged 60 and older, according to ... Working out on polluted streets bears minimal benefit for older people Air Pollution Is Harming Unborn Babies and Decreasing the Benefits of Exercise City traffic fumes could be wiping out the benefits of your workout |
WWMT-TV |
More cases of chronic wasting disease found during deer hunt
WWMT-TV LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Officials say a number of deer believed to have been infected with chronic wasting disease were found during Michigan's recently completed firearms hunting season. The latest cases bring the tally of confirmed or suspected ... Arkansas Samples Reveal Seventy New Cases of CWD Suspected cases of chronic wasting disease in Michigan deer doubles Chronic wasting disease suspected in 30 Mich. deer |
Washington Post |
Stopping Opioid Addiction At One Key Source: The Hospital
Washington Post It may not be rocket science, but a group of surgeons at the University of Michigan's Michigan Medicine have devised a strategy to curb the nation's opioid epidemic — starting at their own hospital. Their findings appeared online Wednesday in the ... Patients OK With Fewer Opioids After Gallbladder Surgery Study: Surgery-related opioid doses can drop dramatically without affecting patients' pain What hospitals can do to help keep excess opioids out of communities |
The Sydney Morning Herald |
Mental health the number one issue for young Queenslanders
The Sydney Morning Herald Mental health has become the number one issue of concern for young Queenslanders for the first time, according to a nationwide survey. In its 16th year, the Mission Australia Youth Survey identified mental health, alcohol and drugs, equity and ... Millennials Speak Up and Say Calling Them Snowflakes Is Damaging to Their Mental Health Don't call us snowflakes – it damages our mental health, say young people Millennials most at risk of mental health problems |