Politics and medicine should not mix, but sometimes they do. A recent example is U. S. Rep. Nancy Mace's claim that Tylenol use during pregnancy is linked to autism. This claim is not backed by science. It is important to note that major medical groups, like the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, say Tylenol is safe for pregnant women. Mace's comme...

Birth control methods have evolved far beyond just preventing pregnancy. Many people use them to manage or even skip their periods. This is done through continuous use of hormonal birth control, which means no breaks from the hormones. This approach can stop the usual bleeding, cramps, and other period-related symptoms. Social media is full of discussions about this,...

Lately, false health info, or medical misinformation, has been spreading like wildfire. Blame it on social media and the COVID-19 pandemic for fueling this trend. This isn't just about harmless gossip; it's putting lives in danger. People are making hazardous health choices and turning down helpful treatments. Why? They're believing misinformation. So, what's drivin...