5-star certified restaurants try to woo leery Colorado patrons
By Christie Aschwanden, Kaiser Health News GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. — On a sunny Saturday this month, Ruth Hatfield was sitting with a friend’s dog on […]
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Colorado COVID vaccine distribution: Older Coloradans, essential workers frustrated by lack of appointments
Colorado will start vaccinating teachers and people in their late 60s Monday, frustrating older residents who are still trying to get an appointment and essential […]
Read moreProstate cancer patients cured with sound waves that ‘have no life-changing side effects’
Dr Dawn Harper discusses the symptoms of prostate cancer The non-invasive treatment – done under general anaesthetic and taking around four hours – was more […]
Read moreSouth Africa variant: The symptom ‘most likely’ to lead to hospitalisation
Sky News host grills Michelle Donelan on coronavirus variants The South African variant has been linked to 105 cases in the UK so far and […]
Read moreThis TikTok Of A Woman Explaining An "Outie" Labia Is Going Viral
For some reason, the anatomy of the female body still manages to shock millions of people around the globe. Remember the image that was being […]
Read moreProviding inclusive care for LGBTQ2SPIA+ cancer patients
In an upcoming issue of the Journal of Medical Imaging and Radiation Sciences, published by Elsevier, undergraduate researchers from the University of Alberta’s Radiation Therapy […]
Read moreMutation that helps coronavirus evade vaccines showing up in British variant
(HealthDay)—Public Health England reported a disturbing discovery on Monday: The variant that has brought that country to its knees appears to be gaining a mutation […]
Read moreThe Virus Variant Spreading in Britain May Make Vaccines Less Effective, Study Shows
By Carl Zimmer A fast-spreading coronavirus variant first observed in Britain has gained a worrisome mutation that could make it harder to control with vaccines, […]
Read moreStudy shows opioid prescriptions remained elevated two years after critical care
Nearly 11 percent of people admitted to an intensive care unit in Sweden between 2010 and 2018 received opioid prescriptions on a regular basis for […]
Read moreBile acids may play previously unknown role in Parkinson’s
What does bile acid production in the digestive tract have to do with Parkinson’s disease? Quite a lot, according to a sweeping new analysis published […]
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