Health
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The vaccine against mumps seems to be insufficient
Emory Vaccine Center and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention states that immunity given against the mumps virus appears insufficient…
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A great number of Wisconsin students are threatened by measles
50,000 unvaccinated Wisconsin students will return to school this month with US facing worst outbreak since 1992. From November 382 suspected…
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Increase in usage of concentrated THC among teens
A recent study explains that a good amount of youngsters are using marijuana concentrates, an extremely potent form of marijuana…
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EEE Infects More People in Eastern Worcester County
According to the state’s Department of Public Health, A man aged 19 to 30 from eastern Worcester County has been…
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Utah Prepares to Tax E-Cigarettes
State legislators are trying to control the use of vape pens and e-cigarettes among the youth. The Health and Human…
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People With Good Control Over Blood Pressure Are Less Likely To Get Dementia
The brains of patients with high blood pressure were scanned using MRIs for study by researchers at the U.S. National…
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Largest Legionella Outbreak Recorded in Georgia
An official from the public health department told CNN that an outbreak from Atlanta hotel is the largest legionella outbreak…
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New Smart Bandages with Electric Pulses Are Pacing a New Way of Treating Wounds
Wounds or injuries is a common thing which may take place while doing our day to day activities. From the…
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For Healthcare Industry It is Essential to Regain Trust of Patients
For every successful and lasting relationship, trust is essential. A company cannot succeed if team members don’t trust each other.…
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Man Dies After Swimming At North Carolina Water Park From Infection From A Rare Brain-Eating Amoeba
A Guilford County man died 10 days after he contacted a brain-eating amoeba while swimming. The man named Eddie Gray…
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