Colorectal cancer rates are climbing in nearly every adult age group in the United States, not only among younger adults, a new analysis has found. Medical groups have been sounding the alarm about the recent rise of colorectal cancer among…
A McDonough hairstylist’s story connected her with a fellow breast cancer survivor. One year later, the women share how their friendship helps them navigate recovery, anxiety and life after treatment while offering support to others. Breast cancer survivors find friendship…
A dog that had contact with a person in Clermont has tested positive for rabies, according to Hall County officials. Legal Terms and Privacy If you believe you have reached this message in error, ensure you have logged in and…
The so-called manosphere should be addressed as a public health problem with harms caused online tackled in a similar way to the tobacco industry, academics have argued. The authors of a new report defined the manosphere as “a diffuse commercial…
About a third of kids with smartphones first got such a device at the age of 10, but that could be way too early, according to recent findings. The study, published in Pediatrics, analyzed 10,588 kids in the U.S. and found that owning…
Dermatology clinics contribute to climate change, but targeting supply chain practices can decrease their environmental impact, according to a study published in the International Journal of Dermatology. Of healthcare-related greenhouse gas emissions, more than half come from upstream and downstream…
PHOENIX — Using admission data, a machine learning model detected patients with acute coronary syndrome at high-risk for cardiogenic shock 1.8 hours before the onset of hypotension, according to data presented at the CHEST Annual Meeting. “It is worth emphasizing that the…
NASHVILLE — In this video, Elliot Tapper, MD, FAASLD, discusses a presentation from the ACG Annual Meeting about when it is safe to stop cancer therapy when it results in hepatitis.“While it might feel inelegant to simultaneously turbocharge someone’s immune…
To the surprise even of many doctors, recent studies from different parts of the world show that heat waves menace pregnant women and the babies they carry, escalating the odds of everything from congenital defects to miscarriages to preterm births.
DEAR ABBY: Let me start off by saying I have a great life, a good job, a loving boyfriend and family I adore. I’m a 42-year-old woman with grown children and grandkids. In the past, I struggled with low self-esteem…
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