Why medications can have negative side effects
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The medical world faces an interesting complex. For all the health issues that people face, there is a whole range of medications that have been designed to help people cope.
Search Results for cancer
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Is there a benefit to intermittent fasting?
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It seems like everyone these days is obsessed with intermittent fasting. This new type of eating plan is an interesting one and requires quite a bit of dedication.
Women surgeons earn their cut of NIH funding – and then some
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Women are underrepresented in the field of academic surgery, but women surgeons are earning a disproportionate share of research grants from the National Institutes of Health, a new study has found.
If you’re struggling through COVID-19, don’t do so alone
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It makes sense that people vulnerable in terms of mental health might struggle through an extended period of isolation. But the numbers that we reported last week, from a CDC report, were next level.
Cole Morgan shares all about who he is and how he grew such a successful social media following
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Cole Morgan is a young and passionate social media marketer who has garnered over 1.4 million followers across all of his platforms.
McEachin urging EPA to strengthen standards protecting Americans against particle pollution
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Congressman A. Donald McEachin (VA-04) is leading an effort to urge the EPA to strengthen national standards for particulate matter pollution.
Raising money remotely: Chicago exec Thomas Kane highlights ways to show support
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Fundraising professionals and development officers are canceling events as the spread of the coronavirus continues to impact the United States.
Can immunotherapy cure mesothelioma?
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Immunotherapy cannot cure mesothelioma, but it can help you live longer.
Saltville man who lied about his own death sentenced
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A Saltville man who lied about his own death in order to hide assets from the federal bankruptcy court was sentenced on Monday.
Bay tributaries see uneven progress in PCB cleanup
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It’s been a slog, but efforts are making headway to rid the Anacostia River of long-banned toxic chemicals that make it unsafe to eat many locally caught fish.
