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Taking Vitamin Supplements? Experts Say It's A Waste Of Money For Most People

Over 50% of Americans report taking at least one dietary supplement.

Tattoos For Health Monitoring? Researchers Develop E-Tattoo That Accurately Measures Blood Pressure

The graphene e-tattoos are lightweight and unobtrusive.

Man Who Died Twice Watched Unconscious Body In Hospital Before Being Revived

Slav Wojcik, 42, was hospitalized in May last year due to severe sepsis.

Female-Led Countries Had Fewer COVID-19 Cases, Deaths: Study

Countries with women leaders logged nearly 40% fewer deaths.

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Multiple Sclerosis to Depression, Innovative Biotech aims for Total Brain Health

The Central Nervous System (CNS) comprises the brain, spinal cord, and nerves and is the network through which the brain controls and communicates with every part of the body. The brain doesn't just give us the ability to think, it allows us to function.

'Experiment Of Nature': Pandemic Stress Affected Women's Ovulation

Some 63% of the participants during the pandemic had "silent ovulatory disturbances."

High Fructose Consumption Linked To Liver Disease

Those who consume high fructose are most likely to develop non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.

Mysterious Disease Is Killing Hundreds In Australia

Some people only discover they have the condition after experiencing cardiac arrest.

Powassan Virus: Connecticut Woman Dies After Tick Bite; Residents Urged To 'Take Actions'

This marks the second case of Powassan virus in the state this year.

About 31% Of Adolescents Feel 'Unsafe' In Schools: International Study

Researchers conducted the study in 13 countries, and saw "large variations."

With pandemic work-from-home arrangements coming to an end, Nature the Husky, like many dogs in Canada, goes with his owner Bill Dicke to the office

Can Dogs Accurately Detect COVID-19? How They Compare To Rapid Test Results

A recent study by French researchers found that trained dogs can detect COVID-19 with about 97% accuracy. How does this method compare to common testing options like rapid tests?

Researchers Find Out How Participation In Team Vs Individual Sports Affects Youths' Mental Health

In the study, team sports appeared to benefit youths' mental health, while those in individual sports fared worse than their non-sport participating counterparts.

FILE PHOTO - A section of skin tissue, harvested from a lesion on the skin of a monkey, that had been infected with monkeypox virus, is seen at 50X magnification on day four of rash development in 1968. CDC/Handout via REUTERS.

UK Asks People With Monkeypox Symptoms To Abstain From Sex

As cases of monkeypox continue to spread, the United Kingdom urged people who are exhibiting symptoms of the disease to abstain from having sex.

How Stress Impacts Body's Ability To Fight COVID-19, Other Infections

The mice in the stressed group were sicker and had higher death rates.

Sweetened Or Unsweetened? Drinking Coffee Linked To Lower Death Risk Either Way: Study

Those who drink coffee – sweetened or unsweetened – are less likely to die than non-coffee drinkers, researchers say.

Test tube labelled "Monkeypox virus positive" is seen in this illustration taken May 22, 2022.

WHO Says Monkeypox Global Health Risk Is 'Moderate'

From May 13 to 26, the WHO logged 257 confirmed cases and 117-127 suspected monkeypox cases in 23 countries where the virus is not endemic.

Online Session With Dog Helps Improve Students' Well-Being: Study

The session helped even if it was just for a few minutes.

AFM: Study Finds 'Implicating' Evidence For Mysterious Paralyzing Disease In Children

Researchers have been looking at enterovirus as a possible cause of AFM.

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Is Monkeypox An STD? Cases Reported In 20 Countries

An ongoing outbreak of the virus in North America and Europe is primarily spreading through sex among men, according to the World Health Organization.

Deadly Legionnaire's Disease Found at HK Government Headquarters

19 Cases, 1 Death Logged In Bronx Legionnaires' Disease Cluster: NYC Health Authorities

Authorities stressed that Legionnaires' disease cannot be transmitted from person to person.

National Wine Day 2022: 10 Surprising Wine Health Benefits You Should Know

From growing healthy gut bacteria to reducing depression, the consumption of wine has been attributed to a wide range of positive health effects.

Test tubes labelled "Monkeypox virus positive" are seen in this illustration taken May 22, 2022.

Monkeypox: Expert Says Sex At Recent Raves May Have Led To Surge

"This is not COVID," David Heymann said. "We need to slow it down, but it does not spread in the air and we have vaccines to protect against it."

Limiting Screen Time Actually Boosts Physical Activity, But Only In Kids: Study

Parents are advised to reduce screen time to help balance their kids' activities.

Multistate Salmonella Outbreak: CDC Issues Alert On Jif Peanut Butter

Illnesses have been reported in 12 states.

North Korea COVID-19 Treatment: Gargle Salt Water, Drink Willow Leaf Tea

Vaccination is still the "safer, more reliable way to build protection" against the coronavirus, the CDC said.

More than 400,000 people in the US have died of overdoses linked to opioid prescription drugs like oxycodone since the early 2000s

Drug Overdose Donors For Liver Transplants Increased Amid Pandemic: 'It Comes At A Cost'

Liver transplants didn't decrease despite the pandemic causing disruptions.

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Why America Has The Highest Healthcare Costs In The World

Why Americans tend to spend the most money for health care, more than all other countries.

Monkeypox: More Cases Identified In UK, Portugal, Spain

One case has also been confirmed in Massachusetts.

4 More Monkeypox Cases Detected In UK, Brings Total To 7

The new cases "appear to have been infected in London."

Suicide Rate Higher Among Pharmacists, Study Finds

Firearm use was the most common means of suicide.

Handout photo from Wild Wonders of Europe shows an urban fox (Vulpes vulpes) drinking water in the sunset in an industrial part of London in May 2009

3 Foxes Die Of Avian Flu In Michigan

It's the first confirmation of HPAI in wild mammals in the state.

US drugmakers and distributors go on trial in Central Islip, New York before a jury for the first time accused of stoking an opioid addiction epidemic that has left more than half a million Americans dead from overdoses.

100,000 Americans Died Of Drug Overdoses In 2021, Shattering Previous Grim Records

The number of overdose deaths in the United States went over the 100,000 mark in 2021, marking a new grim record in the nation.

A general view of the White House in Washington, U.S., October 2, 2021.

Biden Administration Warns It May Need To Limit COVID Shots Ahead Of Feared Fall Surge

The White House is warning that shots to protect against COVID-19 may need to be rationed for only the highest-risk persons if it does not receive additional funds from Congress to fund vaccination efforts.