The CDC said 55 patients were identified with infections caused by a strain of the Pseudomonas aeruginosa bacteria, which is hard to treat.
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Ultra-processed foods may increase ovarian, other cancer risks, study says
Scientists say the consumption of ultra-processed foods such as pizza, bread and fizzy drinks is linked to a greater risk of cancer — particularly ovarian cancer.
This free fitness equipment is hidden in plain sight
Numerous studies show that stair climbing, even in short but intense bouts, strengthens muscles, boosts energy and improves overall cardiorespiratory fitness.
In child custody dispute, breastfeeding mom is ordered to use bottle
A Virginia mother’s plan to breastfeed — and her daughter’s food supply — ran into an obstacle that advocates say is common: a custody dispute.
Hong Kong bans flourishing CBD business, following Beijing’s lead
Beijing carried out its own ban on cannabidiol last year. CBD products are legal in Taiwan and Thailand, the United States and parts of Europe.
Official end of covid emergency injects uncertainty into telehealth
The federal public health emergency declaration waived the requirement for health-care providers to meet patients in person before prescribing controlled substances.
Balance training can help you avoid falls, stay steady on your feet
The most effective workouts combine activities that focus on balance with functional exercises (moves that resemble everyday activities) and strength training.
TIAs are emergencies, not just ‘mini-strokes,’ group says
Transient ischemic attacks occur when a temporary blockage of blood to the brain produces stroke-like symptoms that swiftly resolve.
I wrote about high-priced drugs for years. Then my toddler needed one.
Despite being a health and science reporter, I still got lost when my son got sick as I frantically tried to get insurance approval for a drug that would help him.
What new questions will I be asked when I donate blood?
The Food and Drug Administration finalized guidelines for blood donations that do away with some long-standing disqualifications for gay and bisexual men.
