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Despite Encouraging Results, Several Uncertainties Surround an Investigational Alzheimer’s Treatment, According to Specialists

Despite Encouraging Results, Several Uncertainties Surround an Investigational Alzheimer’s Treatment, According to Specialists

Lecanemab, an investigational medication for Alzheimer’s, made headlines last week when the company studying it disclosed trial findings demonstrating that the treatment achieved its objectives,…
Experts Alert The Public To A New COVID-19 Symptom

Experts Alert The Public To A New COVID-19 Symptom

The signs of illness have varied and altered along with the virus that causes COVID-19, and doctors think the dominant strain anticipated to cause a…
According to Study, More than 2.5 Million US Middle and High School Students Say they Currently Use E-Cigarettes

According to Study, More than 2.5 Million US Middle and High School Students Say they Currently Use E-Cigarettes

E-cigarette use among middle and high school students in the US is estimated to be over 2.55 million, according to study results from a poll earlier…
According to a CNN/KFF Study, 90% of US Adults Believe that the Country is Currently Dealing With a Mental Health Crisis

According to a CNN/KFF Study, 90% of US Adults Believe that the Country is Currently Dealing With a Mental Health Crisis

According to a recent poll conducted by CNN and the Kaiser Family Foundation, a sizable majority of Americans believe that the nation is going through…
Does The Gender Of Our Siblings Affect How We Feel About Ourselves?

Does The Gender Of Our Siblings Affect How We Feel About Ourselves?

Since our siblings are so important to our childhoods, it makes sense that they have a long-term impact on our personalities. Researchers have long been…
COVID-19 Can Damage Lungs Permanently: 3 Ways COVID Patients’ Respiration May Be Affected

COVID-19 Can Damage Lungs Permanently: 3 Ways COVID Patients’ Respiration May Be Affected

Even months after receiving their initial diagnosis, many of the COVID-19 recovery patients who we treat as pulmonologists and critical care physicians have told us…
Even if The Summer Swimming Season Is Over, It’s Still Possible To Contract a Swimmer’s Ear

Even if The Summer Swimming Season Is Over, It’s Still Possible To Contract a Swimmer’s Ear

Acute otitis externa, often known as swimmer’s ear, is among the most typical ear infections that affect both children and adults. Swimmer’s ear will affect…
It’s Possible That The COVID-19 Pandemic Significantly Altered Our Personalities

It’s Possible That The COVID-19 Pandemic Significantly Altered Our Personalities

While research has shown that natural catastrophes can lead to melancholy, anxiety, and post-traumatic stress disorder, they have little effect on the “big five” personality…
Drug Finally Slows Alzheimer’s Disease In Humans, Significant Improvements

Drug Finally Slows Alzheimer’s Disease In Humans, Significant Improvements

One of the first successful human studies of an anti-amyloid therapy, a sizable trial of an experimental Alzheimer’s disease medicine has showed promise in reducing…
Improved Screening could help Prevent sudden Cardiac Death in Children

Improved Screening could help Prevent sudden Cardiac Death in Children

Sudden cardiac death is defined as the abrupt and unexpected cessation of all heart activity. Breathing and blood flow immediately cease. The person goes unconscious…
Air Pollution linked to Trajectory of Stroke

Air Pollution linked to Trajectory of Stroke

Air pollution has been widely associated with an increased risk of stroke. A new study looks at the role of air pollution on the trajectory…
In Healthy Teenagers, Air Pollution may cause Irregular Heart Rhythms

In Healthy Teenagers, Air Pollution may cause Irregular Heart Rhythms

A first-of-its-kind study examining the impact of air pollution on healthy teenagers found that air pollution may trigger an irregular heart rhythm within two hours…
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