HEALTH NEWS

The opioid epidemic is increasingly affecting young children.

According to a new study, opioid overdoses have been a leading cause of death in young children in the United States.

HEALTH News by Ronald Swift on March 10, 2023

History of Women's Day

This day is used to learn more about the history of the day and to focus on women's health in general.

HEALTH News by Bill Phinigan on March 09, 2023

Paris Hilton Talks Out About Her Abortion: "You Do It" Even If "It Breaks Your Heart."

Hilton candidly wrote about her decision to make a point at 22 about women needing "control over their reproductive destiny."

HEALTH News by Henry Thompson on March 09, 2023

Attleboro area advocates

Advocates and legislators in each state are pushing for permanentization of the Universal School Meals program, as student participation continues its upward trend.

HEALTH News by Gregory Nicola on March 09, 2023

Florida Republicans introduce 6-Week Heartbeat Abortion ban

Similar bills were filed Tuesday by Republicans in Florida's House and Senate. They would prohibit abortion after six weeks of gestation -- the time that a baby's heartbeat is first detected.

HEALTH News by Chia Kai Wen on March 09, 2023

Not thyroid. A free online survey uncovers the real cause.

Free access to the fast-paced, proprietary questionnaire. It identifies the underlying problems that are often difficult to diagnose for doctors.

HEALTH News by Ilsa Weiß on March 09, 2023

Sunday Read: Why the growing number of cases of this drug-resistant stomach bug is a serious concern

The CDC warns the public about an increase in drug-resistant strains a bacteria called Shigella.

HEALTH News by Gregory Nicola on March 07, 2023

Can the Mediterranean Diet Help Multiple Sclerosis Patients Keep Their Thinking Skills?

A Mediterranean diet can help those with multiple sclerosis to lower their risk of developing cognitive, memory and thinking problems.

HEALTH News by Alexander Merev on March 07, 2023

The state does not set pollution limits

Minnesota Pollution Control Agency spent $600,000. It studied the problem, but concluded that regulations would not work.

HEALTH News by Ronald Swift on March 06, 2023

Amherst hospitals for alcohol intoxication Saturday because of the 'Blarney Blowout" celebrations

According to the Amherst town administrator, 33 calls for medical assistance were responded to by Amherst's Fire Department and emergency crews from 11 other towns.

HEALTH News by Merike Laur on March 06, 2023