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Read clinically focused news coverage of key developments from AAAP 2018 Medscape Psychiatry
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Alli sells 2 million starter packs - But is it good news?
I have mentioned before that I am not a big fan of Alli and most of the trainers and experts that I have heard from do not advocate it's use as the way to lose either. The...
1 hour ago - Fitness Tips for Life
New research concludes that loud music played during spin classes can cause long-term hearing damage
Loud music might be pumping you up during spin classes, but Harvard researchers believe it also harms your hearing. They reported that the music played during most spin classes...
4 hours ago - Natural News - 2 articles
FDA Clears Mobile App for Opioid Use Disorder
The prescription-only reSET-O application is intended for use in conjunction with outpatient therapy to treat opioid use disorder. FDA Approvals
5 hours ago - Medscape - 2 articles
Novel Drug for Cannabis Use Disorder Shows Promise
A phase 2a trial provides evidence that pharmacologic fatty acid amide hydrolase inhibition is a viable therapeutic strategy to treat problematic cannabis use. Medscape Medical...
5 hours ago - Medscape
VA Hospitals Beat Non-VA on Many Quality Measures
Analysis finds VA hospitals were the best healthcare option in a high percentage of US markets. Medscape Medical News
5 hours ago - Medscape
Brain-Eating Amoeba Tied to Tap Water in Neti Pot
This a rare case that serves as a reminder for people to follow the directions when using a Neti pot, and to use only boiled or distilled water, said Dr. Charles Cobbs, a...
6 hours ago - Web MD - 2 articles
Nurses Help Nurses After Losing Nearly All in California Fire
A group of nurses is helping nurses and other healthcare workers who lost everything, including their jobs, when their hospital was badly damaged during the Camp Fire, in...
6 hours ago - Medscape
Internists Initiate Class-Action Suit Against ABIM Over MOC
The federal antitrust suit argues that the internal medicine board has stifled competition by tying maintenance of certification to initial certification. Medscape Medical News
6 hours ago - Medscape
Top Doctors Aren't Disclosing Industry Ties in Journal Studies
The dean of Yale's medical school, the incoming president of a prominent cancer group, and the head of a Texas cancer center are among those who have not accurately disclosed...
6 hours ago - Medscape
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Brain-Eating Amoeba Tied to Tap Water in Neti Pot
This a rare case that serves as a reminder for people to follow the directions when using a Neti pot, and to use only boiled or distilled water, said Dr. Charles Cobbs, a...
Supreme Court Declines Key Planned Parenthood Case
Abortion opponents have say Planned Parenthood - the nation's largest abortion provider - should not receive any government money.
Lifelong Exercise Habits Can Keep Your Heart And Muscles 30 Years Younger
Seniors that have regularly exercised for decades are now fabulously fit and healthy in their 70s and 80s You probably don't need to read yet another article about how exercise...
Daniel Hayes: Making peace with the long game
As a devoted runner, fitness was just a way of life for Daniel Hayes. So when his health threw him a curveball and he wound up on meds that slowed his metabolism, none of his...
Unicorn Taco Holders: Because Who Doesn't Like Unicorns And Tacos?
Unicorn taco holders are your new favorite thing The holiday shopping season is in full swing and if you're that obnoxious person who can't stop talking about how they're...
Supreme Court Refuses To Hear Republican Arguments To Defund Planned Parenthood
The move is seen as a huge win for women's healthcare Today, the Supreme Court refused to consider efforts by some Republican-led states to block funding for Planned...
Benefits of Taking Statins Outweigh Risks
Statins are safe drugs with low risk of adverse effects as per a recent statement by the American Heart Association following a review of several studies that have assessed the...
Genetic Changes Linked to Physical Activity Reported
New study paves the way for a better understanding of genetic changes that are associated with physical activity.
Regular Flu Shot: A Lifesaver for Many Heart Failure Patients
Getting a regular flu shot may save many heart failure patients' lives, reveals a new study. Annual flu vaccination is considered as a safe, low-cost way to reduce flu-related...