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By Julie Appleby, KFF Health News As summer edges toward fall, thoughts turn to, well, vaccines. Yes, inevitably, it’s time to think about the usual suspects — influenza and COVID-19 …
Eating too many ultra-processed foods containing preservatives, sweeteners and artificial colours may be seriously damaging to your health, studies suggest. But experts said the term ultra-processed is being ‘overused’ and …
Prince Harry’s anticipated new Netflix collaboration, “Heart of Invictus,” manages to tug heartstrings and deliver uplifting messages about human resilience — when it turns its focus away from him and …
Consultants and junior doctors will strike together for the first time in an alarming escalation of their pay row. Health leaders last night described the co-ordinated action as both a …
By Mayo Clinic News Network DEAR MAYO CLINIC: I struggle with stress and feeling overwhelmed. I am 52 and juggle full-time work as a wife and mother to a teenage …
E-pharmacy MrMed scores half mil for expansion Online pharmacy MrMed has raised $500,000 from a funding round led by the Tamil Nadu Emerging Sector Seed Fund. According to a news …
Taking daily aspirin could help lower the chances of developing diabetes, new research suggests. A study found over-65s who took a low, 100mg dose each day were 15 per cent …
By Dr. Sarah Asch, American Academy of Pediatrics Scabies is an itchy rash caused by the human itch mite. Adults, children and babies can all get scabies. Many people believe …
For people who have previously had a heart attack, taking a daily aspirin could reduce their risk of a repeat cardiac event or stroke, according to a recent Danish study. …
More than 100 patients were put at ‘risk of harm’ after warnings about a rogue surgeon were ignored. Brain surgeon Professor Sam Eljamel was described as ‘a poor doctor’. Despite harming …