Utah resident dies of rabies, likely from a bat, for first time since 1944
A Utah resident has died from rabies, and health officials believe exposure to a bat was the source of infection. This is the first person in Utah to die from […]
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Here’s How to Save on Premarin for Menopause
Luckily, there are medications that can help you through menopause. But, are they affordable? One of the more commonly prescribed estrogens to treat menopausal symptoms and to prevent osteoporosis is […]
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Google hires Geisinger CEO to chart healthcare strategy
Google has tapped Dr. David Feinberg, who has served as chief executive of Danville, Pennsylvania-based Geisinger since 2015, to help it develop and expand its healthcare strategy. WHY IT MATTERS […]
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Now US regulators vow to ban menthol cigarettes
Now US regulators vow to ban menthol cigarettes – hours after revealing plans to curb sales of flavored e-cigarettes – in a bid to stop young people smoking Menthol cigarettes […]
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How to get rid of wrinkles: 5 simple anti-aging tips for younger-looking skin
Wrinkles are a natural part of getting older, and there’s no reason to dread getting them. Also known as rhytides, they are folds in your skin. As you age, your […]
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Sleeping on the stomach is recognized as the most dangerous position
Scientists have identified the most dangerous position to sleep, reported us magazine Bustle. Such a posture was recognized, sleeping on your side. The person who sleeps on the stomach, there […]
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Medical resident says fake Xanax pills containing fentanyl reported to be in Halifax
Recent reports of three near-fatal overdoses in Ontario have prompted an internal medicine resident in Nova Scotia to warn of fake Xanax pills in Halifax possibly being cut with fentanyl. […]
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New online tool created in Kelowna aims to help moms with postpartum depression
It’s called Birth Your Power, a 12-step online program designed to help women suffering from postpartum depression. “This program is a benefit to the community because it can take a […]
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Bathurst-area expecting mothers forced to travel to give birth
A nursing shortage in northern New Brunswick has forced the closure of an essential service for expecting mothers Birth delivery services of the obstetrical unit at Chaleur Regional Hospital have […]
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AHS warns of gastrointestinal illness circulating in Edmonton zone
Alberta Health Services is reminding Edmontonians to take precautions to stop the spread of illnesses after more than double the amount of gastrointestinal illness outbreaks were reported this fall than […]
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