New Health Screening Program for Male-Dominated Industries

A new health screening program is being introduced for people over 40 in male-dominated industries like engineering and construction to assess the risk of preventable diseases. The program involves on-site health checks, lifestyle advice, and potential treatment to lower the risk of serious diseases. The initiative aims to shift focus from treatment to prevention and help those at high risk who are least likely to seek medical help.

Experiences of individuals contracting monkeypox

Three individuals share their experiences contracting the viral disease known as monkeypox, highlighting symptoms such as lesions, fever, headaches, and throat issues. Despite initial assumptions of STIs, they were diagnosed with monkeypox, with limited medical treatment options available. The individuals recovered after facing challenges and isolation due to the virus.

Head Lice and CDC Guidelines

Head lice are a common nuisance among children, but CDC guidelines allow students to stay in school until the end of the day if detected, emphasizing that lice are not urgent or dangerous. Treatment is simple and effective with FDA-approved products, and misconceptions about lice and hygiene should be dispelled.

Smart Insulin for Type 1 Diabetes Treatment

Scientists have developed a smart insulin that responds in real-time to blood sugar levels, reducing the need for frequent injections for type 1 diabetes patients. This breakthrough could potentially revolutionize the treatment of the condition.

Revolutionizing Type 1 Diabetes Treatment with Smart Insulin

Scientists have developed a smart insulin that responds in real time to blood sugar levels, reducing the need for frequent injections in type 1 diabetes patients. The new insulin may only need to be taken once a week, potentially coming close to a cure for the condition.

The Impact of AI in Detecting Prostate Cancer

AI tool outpaces doctors in detecting prostate cancer with 84% accuracy compared to 67%, leading to more accurate diagnoses and targeted treatments. Patients benefit from personalized cancer care and reduced side effects.

Nosebleeds

Nosebleeds are common, often not serious, but can be alarming. Various causes include nose-picking, dry nasal mucosa, deviated septum, trauma, medical issues, and dry indoor air. Prevention involves staying hydrated, using a humidifier, and avoiding nose-picking.

Stiff Person Syndrome and Celine Dion's Diagnosis

A documentary revealed singer Celine Dion's struggle with stiff person syndrome, a rare neurological disorder causing muscle rigidity and spasms. Two individuals, Carrie Robinette and Corwyn Wilkey, shared their experiences with the disease. Diagnosis is complex and treatments aim to manage symptoms. Mental and emotional challenges are common among patients. Stress management is crucial. Stiff person syndrome is progressive and ultimately terminal. Support networks and education are recommended for patients.

Sleep-Related Eating Disorder

CNN's article discusses the challenges faced by individuals with sleep-related eating disorder, highlighting a woman's personal experience with the condition and the impact it has on her health and daily life. Treatment options and advice for those struggling with the disorder are also shared.

Pornography Addiction

As pornography use rises, some men feel their behavior is shifting from compulsion to addiction, impacting their health and relationships. Tony and Jack share their struggles with pornography addiction, while experts discuss the need for resources and recognition of pornography addiction as a serious issue.

Internet Addiction and Its Impact on Teens

Internet addiction is a worldwide problem that affects individuals' functioning in various aspects of life. Teens addicted to the internet face brain alterations, addictive behaviors, and deterioration in mental, emotional, social, and physical well-being.

Princess Catherine of Wales Battling Cancer and Aiming to Attend Wimbledon Championships

Princess Catherine of Wales, battling cancer, aims to attend Wimbledon tennis championships to present trophies despite health concerns. Experts and officials remain cautious about her public appearances due to ongoing cancer treatment.

New Drug UB-312 Shows Promise in Treating Parkinson's Disease

A new drug, UB-312, is showing promise in relieving symptoms of Parkinson's disease by targeting toxic proteins in the brain. The drug is being tested in phase 1 trials and has shown positive effects on patients' daily movement. The ultimate goal is to develop disease-modifying treatments for Parkinson's.

PTSD Awareness and Treatment for Veterans

Juliana Mercer from Healing Breakthrough discusses how MDMA treatment can improve veterans' mental health challenges during PTSD Awareness Month. The article covers symptoms, triggers, and treatment options for PTSD, including psychotherapy and medication.

Oregon's Re-Criminalization of Drug Possession

Oregon is set to re-criminalize drug possession after decriminalizing it in 2020 due to a surge in overdoses and open-air drug use. The proposed plan in Multnomah County has faced criticism for maintaining the status quo with limited access to treatment.

Céline Dion's battle with stiff person syndrome

Céline Dion reveals battle with stiff person syndrome, shares struggles with medication and treatment

New Drug for Sleep Apnea

A new drug called AD109 aims to treat sleep apnea and potentially replace CPAP machines, offering hope to sufferers of the disorder.

Walkout at The Wall Street Journal Due to Impending Layoffs

The union representing editorial staff at The Wall Street Journal announced a walkout after rumors of impending layoffs spread. The walkout began at 1 p.m. as a response to the treatment of colleagues during previous rounds of layoffs.

Ancient Egyptian Cancer Treatment

A study published in Frontiers in Medicine journal reveals that ancient Egyptian skulls with cancerous growths had cut marks around them, suggesting early attempts at cancer treatment through surgery. This provides a milestone in the history of medicine as it shows how ancient Egyptians dealt with cancer over 4,000 years ago.

Debunking Myths About Schizophrenia

The article discusses the common myths and misconceptions surrounding schizophrenia, aiming to dispel stigma and increase understanding of the disorder.

Rise in ADHD Cases Among Children in the U.S.

The number of children diagnosed with ADHD has increased in the U.S., with around 6.5 million children ages 3 to 17 having ADHD in 2022, up from 5.4 million in 2016. The rise is attributed to increased awareness of ADHD symptoms, improved diagnosis, and the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in Children

ADHD diagnosis rates in children have been increasing in the U.S., with about 1 in 9 children between 3 and 17 diagnosed with the disorder. The pandemic has contributed to the rise in diagnoses due to increased stress, depression, and anxiety among children. Girls are now being diagnosed with ADHD more frequently than before, with the presentation of symptoms differing between boys and girls. Only about half of children diagnosed with ADHD are receiving medication, and there are concerns about a lack of behavioral therapy being provided. Children with ADHD are at increased risk for other disorders and health concerns in adulthood.

Lupus Myths and Facts

Lupus is a chronic autoimmune disease that affects 1.5 million Americans with symptoms like fatigue, pain, swelling, rashes, and hair loss. There are many myths surrounding lupus that need to be dispelled to increase understanding of the disease.

Olivia Munn's Battle with Cancer

Olivia Munn shares her battle with cancer, undergoing a double mastectomy and other surgeries, while also discussing her journey to freeze her eggs and expand her family.

Deep Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) Treatment for Mental Health

Retired nurse Gulden discusses the efficacy of deep transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) treatment for mental health issues caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Transgender Medical Claims

The U.S. medical establishment is ignoring a prestigious British report critical of transgender medical claims, while the U.K. has halted some treatments for minors due to lack of evidence. European countries are also moving away from radical transgenderism, but the U.S. remains steadfast in its support. The report emphasizes the need for evidence-based and patient-centered care.

Clinical Trial for Peanut and Milk Allergy Treatment

A new clinical trial funded by the Natasha Allergy Research Foundation is showing promising results in treating children with peanut and milk allergies using oral immunotherapy. The trial has already helped 139 patients aged two to 23 improve their tolerance to allergens, with plans to expand to more hospitals in the UK. The ultimate goal is to provide a life without the risk of severe allergic reactions.

Rising Cancer Cases and Trends in Diagnosis and Mortality Rates

Dr. Marc Siegel discusses rising cancer cases among young adults and advises on healthy lifestyle choices. Recent data from USAFacts shows the most common types of cancer and trends in diagnosis and mortality rates. Improvements in prevention, detection, and treatment have led to a decrease in cancer cases and deaths overall.

Sleep Sex (Sexsomnia) and Parasomnias

Sleep sex, or sexsomnia, is a parasomnia where individuals engage in sexual activities while asleep, often without memory of their actions. It can be distressing for both the person experiencing it and their bed partner. Treatment options include medication, stress reduction, and behavioral approaches.

Alzheimer's Disease: Rise, Early Detection, Treatment, and Prevention

The article discusses the rise in Alzheimer's disease cases, the importance of early detection and intervention, potential treatments, and lifestyle changes to prevent or reverse the disease.

Sports Betting and Gambling Addiction Treatment in Kentucky

Kentucky legalizes sports betting, sets aside money for gambling addiction treatment. Counselors concerned about demand exceeding resources.

U.S. Rep. Raúl Grijalva diagnosed with cancer

U.S. Rep. Raúl Grijalva has been diagnosed with cancer but is continuing to work while undergoing treatment. His office has not disclosed the type of cancer he has.

PEPFAR Program's Impact on HIV/AIDS Care in Africa

PEPFAR program has transformed HIV and AIDS care in Africa, saving millions of lives over two decades.

Alcohol Misuse Among Older Americans

Older Americans are drinking more alcohol, leading to a rise in alcohol-related deaths and health issues. Factors contributing to this trend include stress from the pandemic, generational drinking habits, and the impact of alcohol on aging bodies.

Celebrity Trainer's Daughter Diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia

Celebrity trainer Gunnar Peterson announces his daughter's diagnosis with acute myeloid leukemia and shares details of her treatment on Instagram. The news has garnered support from various celebrities and well-wishers.

Decriminalization of Small Amounts of Hard Drugs

In 2020, voters approved a ballot measure to decriminalize the possession of small amounts of hard drugs. Journalist E. Tammy Kim explains the shift in public opinion.

King Charles III's Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment

King Charles III of England is undergoing cancer treatments and will attend the Easter Mattins Service at St. George's Chapel. Other members of the royal family will also be in attendance, but Prince William, Kate Middleton, and their children will not attend.

Health

Princess Kate Middleton announces she has been diagnosed with cancer and is undergoing preventative chemotherapy treatment after major abdominal surgery in January. She asks for privacy as she focuses on her treatment and recovery.

Princess of Wales Diagnosed with Cancer

The Princess of Wales has been diagnosed with cancer and is undergoing chemotherapy treatment. She shared an emotional message of hope and gratitude for the support she has received.

Leprosy Cases on the Rise in the United States

Leprosy cases are on the rise in the United States, particularly in Florida, with numbers more than doubling over the past decade. Cases are associated with contact with armadillos and can lead to severe symptoms and disabilities if left untreated.

Idaho Bill Banning Transgender Surgeries and Treatment

Idaho is expected to pass a bill banning public funds from going towards transgender sex change surgeries and hormone therapy treatment on state-owned properties, making it the 10th state to do so. The bill also includes penalties for violations.

Deep Brain Stimulation for Severe Depression Treatment

Deep brain stimulation, similar to a pacemaker for the brain, is being tested as a treatment for severe depression. The treatment involves implanting electrodes in the brain connected to a device under the skin. The therapy has shown promising results but also faces skepticism and concerns from some doctors.

Oregon's Measure 110 and the Debate Over Decriminalizing Drug Possession

Oregon's Measure 110 decriminalized possession of small amounts of hard drugs in favor of treatment over punishment, leading to a fierce debate amid a spiraling opioid crisis. While the law was celebrated as a compassionate approach to addiction, recent backlash has sparked discussions on reinstating criminal penalties for drug possession.