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Women in states where abortion is banned rely on TikTok for advice. Now TikTok itself might be banned.
Young people seek abortion information on TikTok, a resource now threatened after lawmakers voted to force the sale of TikTok in the US or ban it. more
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In Oregon, debate continues after state’s 180 on drug decriminalization
Oregon has walked back key parts of its decriminalization pilot program, but some advocates say the program was never given a chance to succeed. more
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Your reusable water bottle may be a breeding ground for strep and fecal bacteria. Here's how to keep it clean
It doesn’t take much to breed bacteria in your oft-used water bottle. more
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Recreational cannabis use may lower your risk of cognitive decline, study says
Previous research suggests people with subjective cognitive decline are 2.5 times more likely to develop dementia. more
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Paid parental leave at schools is so dire that teachers must hoard their sick days and time their pregnancies around summer vacation
When Laura Wright told her school’s principal about her first pregnancy, he replied, “you didn’t plan that too smart.” more
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Canada updating sperm donor screening criteria for men who have sex with men
Health Canada is changing its screening criteria for sperm donors, removing previous questions directed at some gay and bisexual men. more
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Analyst updates Johnson & Johnson stock price target after earnings
This is what could happen next to Johnson & Johnson shares. more
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‘We’ve had to make a 180’: What Oregonians say they got wrong with decriminalization
In 2020, Oregon voters approved Measure 110, which replaced drug possession charges with a $100 citation that could be avoided by calling a state-funded hotline seeking treatment. more
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Bird flu risk to humans an ‘enormous concern,’ WHO says. Here’s what to know
Avian flu is caused by influenza viruses that spread among wild aquatic birds and can infect domestic poultry and other animal species. more
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Manitoba’s first CAR T-cell therapy patient declared cancer-free
The first patient in Manitoba to undergo a revolutionary type of cancer treatment is sharing her story. more
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These states and cities have the best—and worst—brain health in America. See where your home ranks in mood, memory, and more
Healthy eating was the activity most positively associated with survey respondents’ brain health, followed by leisure activities and time with friends. more
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Most Canadian youth visit dentists, but lack of insurance a barrier
According to a report released Wednesday, there were 89.6 per cent of Canadian children and youth aged five to 17 in 2019 who visited a dental professional within 12 months. more
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CAQ changes controversial plan to build 2 mini hospitals to focus on seniors
Quebec is changing its controversial plan to build two mini private hospitals. Instead of providing services to a wider public, the latest plan is to focus on services for seniors. more
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‘A big relief’: $2K medical bill waived for man who helped break up Vancouver robbery
DoorDash food delivery worker Meraj Ahmed and another delivery worker both suffered knife wounds in the attack on Boxing Day in the Olympic Village. more
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Peterborough County takes new approach to family doctor recruitment
The Ontario College of Physicians released a report in late February that estimates there are more than 32,000 people without a family doctor in the Peterborough area.  more
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Addressing Sarcopenia with a Healthy Diet
Addressing Sarcopenia with a Healthy Diet
(NewsUSA) - Age-related loss of muscle mass and strength can significantly impact the quality of life for older adults. However, recent research underscores the role of proper nutrition in … more
Curbing Colorectal Cancer in Minority Populations
Curbing Colorectal Cancer in Minority Populations
(NewsUSA) - April is National Minority Health Month, and Black Americans, American Indians/Alaska Natives (AI/AN), and underserved Americans, are among those disproportionately affected by … more
Coverage for Obesity Care is Only Fair
Coverage for Obesity Care is Only Fair
(NewsUSA) - Obesity is an increasingly significant health problem in the United States, especially for women. The disease affects 1 in 3 American women, including 57% of Black women and 44% of … more
Riding into Spring, Avoiding Skin Cancer Surgery
Riding into Spring, Avoiding Skin Cancer Surgery
(NewsUSA) - It’s practically Spring, and the outdoors is calling. “I’ll be back on my bike and celebrating the return of sunny weather,” says Todd Fishman, a long-time Louisville, Kentucky, … more
At-Home Traction Devices Can Help Ease Back Pain
At-Home Traction Devices Can Help Ease Back Pain
(NewsUSA) - Low back pain remains a leading cause of disability and missed time from work in the United States. However, an at-home traction device offers a path to relief, according to Dr. Jeff … more
Your Pharmacist is Ready to Help, Just Ask
Your Pharmacist is Ready to Help, Just Ask
(NewsUSA) - Over-the-counter (OTC) medicines provide quick and affordable access to the safe and effective, everyday options we need to take care of ourselves when issues arise. However, deciding … more
A Turning Point in High Blood Pressure Management: Introducing The Symplicity Blood Pressure Procedure
A Turning Point in High Blood Pressure Management: Introducing The Symplicity Blood Pressure Procedure
(NewsUSA) - High blood pressure, also known as hypertension, is a growing epidemic that affects half of all Americans. High blood pressure can harm vital organs like your heart, brain, kidneys and … more
Un Momento Decisivo en el Manejo de la Presión Arterial Alta: Presentando el Procedimiento Symplicity para la Presión Arterial
Un Momento Decisivo en el Manejo de la Presión Arterial Alta: Presentando el Procedimiento Symplicity para la Presión Arterial
(NewsUSA) - La presión arterial alta, también conocida como hipertensión, es una epidemia creciente que afecta a la mitad de todos los estadounidenses. La presión arterial alta puede dañar … more
Heart Month 2024: Professional Football Player Tackles Atrial Fibrillation and Stroke with Help from Cardiac Monitoring
Heart Month 2024: Professional Football Player Tackles Atrial Fibrillation and Stroke with Help from Cardiac Monitoring
(NewsUSA) - For professional athletes, being at your physical best and pushing your body to its limits is often what it takes to achieve success on the field. When a player is struggling to catch … more
Free Childhood Vaccines Are Available Through the Vaccines for Children Program
Free Childhood Vaccines Are Available Through the Vaccines for Children Program
(NewsUSA) - The federally funded program provides no-cost vaccines to eligible children Vaccines are one of the most effective ways to help protect children from certain serious and potentially … more
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