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Older Americans taking five or more prescription drugs rose by nearly 5% between 2015-2016 and 2021-2023, despite slight declines in serious drug-drug interacti

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U.S. alcohol use fell for the first time since COVID-19, but heavy drinking persists among older adults, with 13% more...

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UK Hypertension Study Reveals High Rates of Untreated Cases

UK Hypertension Study Reveals High Rates of Untreated Cases

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Ontario’s Online Gambling Boom Triggers Emergency Room Surge

Ontario’s Online Gambling Boom Triggers Emergency Room Surge

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Leukemia returns even after aggressive treatment in children

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Mindfulness and Tai Chi aid cancer survivors

Mindfulness and Tai Chi aid cancer survivors

By Calliope Ravenswood October 15, 2026
Mindfulness and Tai Chi may aid cancer survivors in easing fatigue and pain, offering hope for post-treatment lives.
UK Hypertension Study Reveals High Rates of Untreated Cases

UK Hypertension Study Reveals High Rates of Untreated Cases

By Calliope Ravenswood October 14, 2026
A new UK hypertension study reveals high rates of untreated cases, identifying one of Britain's most common health issues.
Gut Inflammation May Alter Bacteria Causing Food Reactions

Gut Inflammation May Alter Bacteria Causing Food Reactions

By Isadora Pembridge October 13, 2026
Gut inflammation may alter bacteria causing food reactions in people with inflammatory bowel disease. Discover how inflammation changes the microbiome and food
Sports betting boom fuels surge in addiction searches

Sports betting boom fuels surge in addiction searches

By Isadora Pembridge October 12, 2026
Sports betting addiction searches have surged since 2018, with researchers linking the boom to a 2,300% rise in betting volumes by 2023.
Ontario’s Online Gambling Boom Triggers Emergency Room Surge

Ontario’s Online Gambling Boom Triggers Emergency Room Surge

By Calliope Ravenswood October 11, 2026
Ontario's online gambling expansion linked to a surge in gambling-related emergency room visits, as revealed by a Canadian healthcare study.
Older Americans taking more prescription drugs

Older Americans taking more prescription drugs

By Isadora Pembridge October 10, 2026
Older Americans taking five or more prescription drugs rose by nearly 5% between 2015-2016 and 2021-2023, despite slight declines in serious drug-drug interacti
U.S. alcohol use drops but heavy drinking persists among older

U.S. alcohol use drops but heavy drinking persists among older

By Thessaly Foxglove October 9, 2026
U.S. alcohol use fell for the first time since COVID-19, but heavy drinking persists among older adults, with 13% more binge-drinking episodes than pre-pandemic
Woman billed after leaving emergency room untreated

Woman billed after leaving emergency room untreated

By Isadora Pembridge October 8, 2026
Woman receives $410 bill after leaving emergency room untreated due to severe migraine symptoms.
Medicaid Work Rules Set to Cut Coverage 2027

Medicaid Work Rules Set to Cut Coverage 2027

By Calliope Ravenswood October 7, 2026
Medicaid work rules set to cut coverage by 2027, a change that could disproportionately harm low- and middle-income workers who rely on the program.
Early Hormone Therapy Cuts Heart Risk in Menopause

Early Hormone Therapy Cuts Heart Risk in Menopause

By Thessaly Foxglove October 6, 2026
Early hormone therapy can lower heart disease risk for menopausal women, offering relief for hot flashes and night sweats while easing health worries.
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