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A small sample of blood can tell us a lot about our healthMoMo Productions/Getty Images A single blood test can ...

Young Kids With Non-Severe Sleep Apnea Just as Well Off Waiting It Out

(MedPage Today) -- Adenotonsillectomy wasn't better than just keeping an eye on young children with mild to moderate obstructive sleep ...

CDC Advisors Punt on Changing Hep B Vaccine Guidance

(MedPage Today) -- The CDC's vaccine advisors postponed a vote on the hepatitis B vaccine for infants, keeping in place ...

Atmospheric hydrogen is rising, which may be a problem for the climate

Hydrogen can indirectly warm the atmosphereAXA/ESA Levels of hydrogen in the atmosphere have jumped by 60 per cent since pre-industrial ...

South Western Ambulance workers arrested after six people die

Two ambulance workers have been arrested over the deaths of six adults, police have said.The investigation was launched in 2023 ...

Delaying Myeloma Progression Highly Valued by Patients, Physicians

(MedPage Today) -- TORONTO -- For some patients with multiple myeloma and their physicians, progression-free survival (PFS) is just as ...

Vulvar Skin Diseases in Older Women: Dx, Tx Pearls Reviewed

Some vulvar disorders are not always symptomatic in the early stages. Medscape Medical News Source link : https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/cases-highlight-diagnosis-management-pearls-vulvar-skin-2025a1000owl?src=rss Author : ...

Where you store fat may influence the effect it has on your brain

Our brain activity and health is affected by the goings-on elsewhere in our bodyCAVALLINI JAMES/BSIP/Getty Images The effects that our ...

Joe Biden’s Memory Problems; Look Out for Ebola, CDC Says; Nurse Run Over by Vehicle

(MedPage Today) -- Note that some links may require registration or subscription. Joe Biden had difficulty remembering names and dates ...

X-Rays Raise Blood Cancer Risk in Children

Radiation exposure from medical imaging is linked to higher risk for hematologic cancers in children, research shows. Medscape Medical News ...

Repeated Head Hits Can Cause Brain Changes in Younger Athletes

(MedPage Today) -- A cascade of brain injuries was evident in contact sport athletes long before they had signs of ...

The New Med School Math: Federal Student Loan Changes Worry Some Pre-Meds

Sweeping changes to federal student loan programs have some aspiring medical schools worrying about how they will finance their expensive ...

Amid RFK Jr Rise, Officials Waver on Water Fluoridation

Even in the state where the treatment began, communities are backpedaling. ProPublica Source link : https://www.medscape.com/s/viewarticle/amid-rise-rfk-jr-officials-waver-drinking-water-fluoridation-2025a1000oya?src=rss Author : Publish date ...

ACIP Votes Against Use of MMRV Vaccine as First Dose

In an atmosphere of confusion, the panel did not change the recommendation for the Vaccines for Children program. Medscape Medical ...

Accelerated Aging: Hidden Toll of Long-Term Cancer Survival

Mounting evidence suggests that cancer speeds up aging, a particularly devastating effect for childhood survivors that may expose them to ...

Detecting Alcohol’s Early Cardiac Effects in Primary Care

From ‘holiday heart’ to permanent damage: Learn to recognize cardiovascular red flags of alcohol misuse using simple measurements already part ...

AI-Based Algorithm Aids B-Line Detection in Lung Ultrasound

An artificial intelligence-based algorithm enhances the detection of B lines on lung ultrasound images compared with manual detection, an Italian ...

Identity Issues Tied to Suspiciousness in Sexual Minorities

Youth belonging to sexual minority groups report greater identity-related difficulties and suspiciousness than their heterosexual peers, a study shows. Medscape ...

Social Support Patterns Vary in Crohn’s Disease Stages