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Head Lice? They Might Be Welcome Guests In The Classroom
New guidelines on how to manage head lice outbreaks in schools were published by the American Academy of Pediatrics.
Distress Prior To Covid-19 Infection May Predict Post-Covid Symptoms
A study published this week reported on whether symptoms of anxiety, depression, worry and stress prior to suffering an acute Covid-19 infection might predict post-Covid-19 symptoms, commonly known as “Long Covid.”
New Law Will Protect Children From Life-Threatening Battery Injuries
Lithium disc batteries, frequently used in consumer products, can cause life-threatening injuries. A new law aims to reduce injury and promote safety.
Study Evaluates Global Burden Of Cancer Based On Preventable Risk Factors
The global burden of cancer based on risk factors continues to rise. Many of these risk factors are preventable.
FDA Approves Option To Buy Hearing Aids Without Prescription
This week, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved a ruling to enable certain hearing aids to be purchased without a prescription.
High Iron Levels Found In Brains Of Moderate Alcohol Drinkers
A new study found high iron deposits in the brains of moderate alcohol drinkers. This is a potential early marker for neurologic disease.
Skittles Candy Maker Sued Due To Presence Of Additive Deemed “Toxic”
Mars Corporation, makers of Skittles, are defendants in a class action lawsuit claiming that these candies contain harmful additives.
Serena Williams Wears Facial Tape For Sinus Issues. Is This Effective?
Tennis great Serena Williams is placing tape on her face to relieve sinus issues. Does this help?
How Does Long Covid After Omicron Look?
Risks of “Long Covid” seem to vary with variants. But the sheer numbers of Covid patients may skew the data.
Many Still Suffer From Covid-19-Related Smell Loss. Here Are Some New Insights Into Why
Researchers continue to explore Covid-19-related loss of smell, as well as treatments to cure it.
