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Advertising on social media may spur teens to use cannabis

Health News // 2 days ago

Advertising on social media may spur teens to use cannabis

Laws bar advertising cannabis to teens, but many still see positive cannabis messages through social media posts, a new study found.

Study finds TikTok videos about medication abortion are mostly accurate

Health News // 2 days ago

Study finds TikTok videos about medication abortion are mostly accurate

Experts tout benefits of insulin-resistance diet

Health News // 2 days ago

Experts tout benefits of insulin-resistance diet

Early COVID-19 variants remain in deer populations

Science News // 2 days ago

Early COVID-19 variants remain in deer populations

Black, Hispanic patients less likely to be treated for complications of stroke

Health News // 2 days ago

Black, Hispanic patients less likely to be treated for complications of stroke

Having a stroke is a life-altering experience, and complications can crop up afterward, but a new study finds the color of your skin may determine whether you are treated for them.

Experts warn of dangers of bodybuilding supplement androstenedione

Health News // 2 days ago

Experts warn of dangers of bodybuilding supplement androstenedione

Androstenedione is one of those supplements that was peddled to athletes for years as a quick path to bulging muscles and high testosterone levels, but it carries some grave dangers.

Most Americans support stopping sale of tobacco products, CDC finds

Health News // 2 days ago

Most Americans support stopping sale of tobacco products, CDC finds

Feb. 2 (UPI) -- The sentiment toward smoking has drastically changed and a survey by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention indicates most Americans are ready to end the sale of tobacco products.

Living near 'food swamp' may increase risk of stroke

Health News // 3 days ago

Living near 'food swamp' may increase risk of stroke

Americans who live near a "food swamp" -- where fast food restaurants, convenience stores and other junk-food purveyors heavily outweigh healthier options -- may have a higher risk of suffering a stroke, a study found.

Good dental hygiene may help protect brain health

Health News // 3 days ago

Good dental hygiene may help protect brain health

Taking good care of your teeth -- brushing, flossing, regular dental checkups -- is, of course, important for good health. Now researchers say it's also vital for brain health.

Treating low vitamin D levels may help ward off suicide, study suggests

Health News // 3 days ago

Treating low vitamin D levels may help ward off suicide, study suggests

A new study hints that treating low vitamin D levels with supplements might have a critical benefit for certain people: a decreased risk of attempting suicide.

Pregnancy complications may raise women's risk of heart disease for life

Health News // 3 days ago

Pregnancy complications may raise women's risk of heart disease for life

Major pregnancy complications, such as preeclampsia and preterm birth, should be recognized as lifelong risk factors for women's heart disease, new research suggests.

Heart attacks on the rise among young adults, but many are unaware of risk

Health News // 3 days ago

Heart attacks on the rise among young adults, but many are unaware of risk

Studies show heart attacks and stroke are on the rise among Americans younger than 40. Certain healthy habits can help prevent heart problems -- but getting younger adults to accept their risks remains an obstacle.

More exposure to estrogen may decrease risk of stroke for women

Health News // 3 days ago

More exposure to estrogen may decrease risk of stroke for women

When it comes to reducing stroke risk among women, new research suggests that the more estrogen a woman is exposed to over the course of her life, the better.

Republican AGs warn Walgreens, CVS over mailing abortion pills

U.S. News // 3 days ago

Republican AGs warn Walgreens, CVS over mailing abortion pills

Feb. 1 (UPI) -- Republican attorneys general in 20 states are warning Walgreens and CVS that they will face consequences if they distribute abortion pills by mail in their states, alleging it is a violation of federal law.

Menstrual symptoms hurt workplace productivity, study finds

Health News // 3 days ago

Menstrual symptoms hurt workplace productivity, study finds

Feb. 2 (UPI) -- Nearly half of American women report taking days off from work due to menstrual symptoms, according to a new study that found digital health apps could help workplace productivity.

Red Dress Collection concert raises awareness about heart disease in women

U.S. News // 3 days ago

Red Dress Collection concert raises awareness about heart disease in women

Feb. 1 (UPI) -- The American Heart Association held its "Go Red for Women" Red Dress Collection concert in New York City on Wednesday to raise awareness about heart disease, which is the number one killer of women.

Conagra recalls 2.5M pounds of canned meat, poultry

U.S. News // 3 days ago

Conagra recalls 2.5M pounds of canned meat, poultry

Feb. 1 (UPI) -- Conagra Brands has initiated a recall of more than 2.5 million pounds of canned meat and poultry over faulty packaging that could cause contamination.

Daniele International recalls 52,000 pounds of sausage

Health News // 4 days ago

Daniele International recalls 52,000 pounds of sausage

A variety of ready-to-eat sausage and charcuterie products are being recalled because they may have come into contact with surfaces that tested positive for Listeria monocytogenes.

Risk of cardiac arrest during exercise is rare among seniors

Health News // 4 days ago

Risk of cardiac arrest during exercise is rare among seniors

It's rare for an older adult to have a sudden cardiac arrest during exercise, and those who do tend to have fewer health issues than those who experience this medical emergency outside of exercise, a new study found.

Sepsis linked to higher risk for heart failure

Health News // 4 days ago

Sepsis linked to higher risk for heart failure

Having sepsis -- a life-threatening response to infection -- may put patients at risk for future heart failure and rehospitalization, according to a new study.

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