Health

Neck Injection Offers Potential Relief for Smell Issues in Long Covid Patients

Doctors have discovered a potential breakthrough in the treatment of parosmia, a distorted sense of smell that can occur after a long Covid illness. This new procedure, called stellate ganglion block, involves injecting an anesthetic into the stellate ganglion, a bundle of nerves in the neck that deliver signals to the head, neck, arms, and upper chest. A recent study …

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Unusual Respiratory Illness Affecting Dogs in Multiple States

Title: Mysterious Respiratory Illness in Dogs Sparks Investigation Across Multiple States In a growing concern for dog owners across the country, several states are currently undergoing investigations into a mysterious respiratory illness that is proving to be resistant to antibiotics. Oregon, Colorado, and New Hampshire have reported cases of the illness, which exhibits symptoms such as coughing, sneezing, nasal or …

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Press Stories Reveals a Surprising Potential Downside to Vigorous Exercise – Unveiling New Research

New Study Suggests Excessive Vigorous Exercise May Suppress Immune System A recent study published in the Journal of Applied Physiology has raised concerns about the potential effects of excessive vigorous exercise on the immune system. The research, which analyzed over 4,700 post-exercise fluid molecules from firefighters, indicates that individuals with physically demanding jobs that require intense fitness training, such as …

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Florida Experts Provide Insight as Mystery Dog Illness Spreads Across the United States

Mysterious Illness Plagues Dogs Across the Nation In a mysterious and worrisome turn of events, a puzzling illness affecting dogs has experts scratching their heads. It appears that canines from various corners of the country are falling prey to a mysterious illness that is confounding veterinarians and leaving dog owners concerned for their beloved pets’ health and safety. The illness, …

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Babies at risk: One womans battle to end syphilis

Title: Syphilis Cases Increase in L.A. County, Putting Newborns at Risk In a concerted effort to tackle the rising incidence of syphilis cases in Los Angeles County, public health investigator Maggie Tran is leading a specialized team dedicated to identifying and treating women of childbearing age who have tested positive for the disease. The team’s vital mission comes as cases …

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Moral Dilemma for Employers: Pricey Weight-Loss Drugs and Insurance Coverage

Title: Rising Costs of Weight-Loss Drugs Create Policy Dilemma for Employers In recent years, the surging prices of weight-loss drugs have posed a significant challenge for employers as they navigate insurance coverage options. Medications like Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, and the newly approved Zepbound have become increasingly costly, prompting concerns over their extensive usage and whether employers should cover them. Data …

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Alarming Trend: A Fifth of US Children Take Melatonin for Sleep, Raising Health Concerns – Press Stories

Title: Concerns Rise as Study Reveals High Usage of Sleeping Supplements Among School-Aged Children According to a recent study by the University of Colorado Boulder, a staggering 20 percent of school-aged children are consuming powerful sleeping supplements, raising concerns among experts. The study analyzed data from 993 children, aged one to 13, and found that the consumption of melatonin, a …

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Universal Blood Pressure Reduction Strategy: Effective Results with Medication – Press Stories

New Study Finds Reducing Sodium Intake Can Lower Blood Pressure for Everyone, Even Those on Medication In a groundbreaking study conducted by Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Northwestern Medicine, and the University of Alabama at Birmingham, researchers have discovered that nearly everyone can lower their blood pressure by reducing their sodium intake, regardless of whether or not they are already taking …

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PCI Provides Symptom Relief for Stable Angina: Findings from Placebo-Controlled ORBITA-2 Study

Title: New Study Reveals the Benefits of Percutaneous Coronary Intervention (PCI) for Patients with Stable Angina Date: [Insert Date] In a groundbreaking study presented at the 2023 American Heart Association Scientific Sessions and published in the prestigious New England Journal of Medicine, researchers have shed light on the efficacy of percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) in alleviating anginal symptoms in patients …

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