You might have heard that another person from New Hampshire has died due to Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE). This is the second death this year and the fifth human case. The person who passed away was an adult from Danville, which is close to where the first death happened in Hampstead. All these
Imagine having a constant, nagging pain that never goes away. This is the reality for one in five kids and teens. We often think of chronic pain as an adult problem, but youngsters suffer just as much. The trouble is, doctors don't always know how to help them. There's a big disconnect between what
Amidst a Marburg virus outbreak in Rwanda, vaccine testing is being fast-tracked. The cAd3-Marburg vaccine, developed by NIAID and tested in phase 1 trials last year, showed promising results with no severe adverse effects. However, its practical effectiveness remains untested. Phase 2 clinical tria
You might be using fluoride toothpaste and mouthwash already. So, is adding fluoride to drinking water still helpful? Let's find out! A recent study checked over 157 studies. These compared kids in areas with fluoridated water to those without. The result? Before the mid-1970s, when fluoride toothp
Achieving a smooth, effortless poop, known as the "ghost poop," is considered a sign of good gut health. Factors like diet, hydration, and fiber intake play crucial roles in regulating bowel movements. The American Heart Association recommends at least 25-30 grams of fiber daily, but most Americans
The music industry, with its non-stop tours and constant social media spotlight, can take a heavy toll on artists. It’s like they are always on stage, even when they’re not performing. The pressure can build up quickly, leading to stress that affects their health and well-being. Industry executives
Election season is here, and marijuana is a hot topic. Both Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are pushing their views, but is it all good news? Not quite. Let's bust a few myths and look at the facts. People often talk about polls showing support for legalization, but it's not that simple. When given c
A new law in Louisiana is about to change how two important medications, mifepristone and misoprostol, are handled. Starting Tuesday, these drugs will be treated like controlled substances. That means they'll be locked away and harder to get quickly, even in emergencies. Experts worry this could del
Meetings took place between President Joe Biden's campaign chair, Jen O'Malley Dillon, and donors after a tough debate performance. Dillon assured around 500 donors that the team was aware of the missteps and ready to improve. She insisted that Biden's health was excellent, citing a report from his
Ever thought about why some apple cider looks cloudy and golden? That's because it might not be pasteurized. Health departments in places like Ogle County, Illinois, and Fulton County, Georgia, are warning people to be careful. Unpasteurized cider can have harmful bacteria that make you sick. Most o
