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NYC Hospital Investigates Nurse for Sharing Video With

Lillian Udell is being investigated for violating privacy laws after sharing video of nurses mourning a colleague who died of coronavirus at the hospital.

Telehealth Market to Grow at a CAGR of 13.5% by 2026

As per the Report Ocean, the Global Telehealth Market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 13.5% during the forecast period 2020-2026.

The future of breast cancer treatment — by the specialist who was diagnosed

I am a consultant breast surgeon and have spent years as a breast cancer specialist looking after women and men through their diagnosis, during and after surgery. Yet in 2015, at the age of 40, I got a new perspective on its treatment when I was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer.Suddenly I was

Use Of Social Media Daily May Harm Women's Self-Esteem

Spending more than an hour daily on social media may result in low self-esteem in women. It is, however, possible that insecure women are also drawn to social media, which they use to make themselves feel better.

The Incurable Meat Allergy Caused By Tick Bites: Alpha-Gal Syndrome

Lone star ticks can cause meat allergy or alpha-gal syndrome that trigger severe allergic reactions. Experts said there are at least 3,000 cases of the alpha-gal syndrome in the country due to lone star tick bites. ( CDC )

In ‘Beautiful Brain,’ the secrets of neurons emerge

“What looked like continuous connections were actually spaces” between neurons, Newman said, “and by the 1890s he had convinced most scientists that his neuron doctrine was right.”

What To Do If Your Insurance Doesn't Cover Wheelchairs Or Crutches

Under the Affordable Care Act, many insurance plans are required to cover a range of essential services, such as hospitalization and prescription drugs. But reimbursement for certain medical equipment — such as crutches or a wheelchair after an injury — varies widely from plan to plan.

Here's How To Know If You Are At Risk Of Ocular Melanoma

A rare form of ocular melanoma (cancer) has baffled doctors when two separate groups from Huntsville, North Carolina, and Auburn, Alabama acquired the same disease.

Penalties For Lacking Health Insurance, New Exemptions

The new exemptions will mostly apply to penalty payments tied to 2018 taxes and the previous two years. It's unclear how significant the impact will be, policy analysts say.

Gene That Makes You Eat More Sugar Might Also Help You Lose Fat

Years ago scientists discovered a genetic variation of the FGF21 gene that made people crave and eat more sugar. Now, they’ve found that it could lower body fat, too.

Indiana Farm Recalls Over 200 Million Eggs Due To Potential Salmonella Health Risk

The Food and Drugs Administration announced the recall of more than 200 million eggs. The recalled products could be contaminated with Salmonella Braenderup after 2

Users Can't Stop Taking Antidepressants. Why Don't We Know More?

Dizziness. Insomnia. Weight gain. Confusion. Nausea. “Brain zaps.” Those aren’t the side effects of a medication. They’re the side effects of quitting one — namely, antidepressants, one of the most-prescribed medications in the United States.

Medical Tourism: Beware Cheaper Plastic Surgery Abroad

In search of a cosmetic surgery procedure that might be less costly than the going rate in the United States, a 43-year-old woman traveled t

Twins With Debilitating OCD Shot Dead In Presumed Suicide Pact

Amanda and Sara Eldritch, the twins who became famous after undergoing deep brain stimulation surgery for their OCD, were found dead with gunshot wounds. Authorities believe it was a suicide pact.

Why Fewer People With Severe Cholesterol Are On Statin Therapy?

Patients with elevated and severe cholesterol levels were reported to take less or no prescribed statin pills. The new study published by the American Heart Association stated that statin compliance is less prevalent in younger patients compared to older ones.

If Helmets Don't Prevent Concussions What Would?

Currently, there is a lack of data concerning the overall incidence of sports-related concussions in youth, although the number of reported concussions has risen over the past decade. Many factors may have contributed to this increase, including more awareness and better cognition of such injuries.

Prescription-Strength Ibuprofen Can Increase Risk Of Irregular Heartbeat

Selective NSAIDs, which include ibuprofen, naproxen, and meloxicam were linked to 18 percent increased the risk of irregular heartbeat or atrial fibrillation. Should people stop taking these pain relievers to treat body ache and pain?

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