The researchers used data from the American Heart Association’s COVID-19 Cardiovascular Registry to determine the effect of smoking or vaping among people hospitalized with COVID-19. DALLAS, July 26, 2022 — People who reported smoking or vaping prior to hospitalization for COVID-19 were more likely than their counterparts who did not smoke or vape to experience … Read more
Researchers reviewed studies looking at the effects of carotenoids on women’s health outcomes. They found that a higher intake of carotene may reduce the risk of developing multiple health conditions. They concluded that given the high potential for help and low potential for harm, approaches that target carotenoid intake in women may be beneficial. Although … Read more
Carrying heavy weights seems worthless except strengthen your grip. But when you do a movement like a barbell, carrying weights, and walking around, you’ll realize there’s more to you than meets the eye. Your shoulders and lungs burn with every step and any deviations while you walk will feel like two people. In addition to … Read more
A new study led by Temple University scientists and including a national collaboration between researchers, shows how decreased hippocampal involvement is linked to the development of PTSD. Sam McClain, MD, MPH, is leading the NIH-funded AURORA study. Sam McClain, MD, MPH Chapel Hill, North Carolina – Results from the largest prospective study of its kind … Read more
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis – screenshot, KXAN News. As a great chief once asked,Are our children learning?? “ Well, are they? It doesn’t look good, with state schools forcing them to become communists, hate America, and vote wrongly. But never fear: The governor of Florida has fixed this mess with new rules that forbid those … Read more
July 25, 2022 6:08 pm date of publication: July 25, 2022 6:08 pm Madison, WI – New 9-8-8 Mental Health Crisis Hotline It was launched a little over a week ago It has already seen a 45% increase in calls nationwide compared to the week before the launch. The new number operates on the same … Read more
Lose weight it’s hard. Preventing it, according to the data, appears nearly impossible. Unfortunately, studies Show that most of us will be back to weight within two years, and by five YearsAlmost all of that could come back. On top of that, many people gain more weight than they lose. Although these statistics are discouraging, … Read more
They graduated from medical school and came to continue the last phase of their medical training in the Mississippi Delta. Six new residents of Mississippi Delta Family Medicine began their three-year program beginning July 1, and some are expected to work in Clarksdale. The new residents join the 16 existing residents who have completed the … Read more
Medical bills may continue to surprise consumers despite the No Surprises Act. Earlier this year, President Joseph Biden note That “millions of hard-working Americans will no longer have to worry about unexpected medical bills.” He was referring to federation Law no surpriseswhich entered into force in 2022 and Provides Protect consumers from unexpected medical bills. … Read more
(GA . recorder) – Advocates rallied behind enforcement of the federal behavioral health equity rules in Georgia are pushing for continued reforms in the state system — including more work on parity. This year’s bipartisan Mental Health Act went into effect early this month and is still in effect, and advocacy groups are calling for … Read more
