Friday, August 30, 2019
Legal disputes stalling new Louisiana Medicaid contracts
Legal disputes stalling new Louisiana Medicaid contracts: The move comes after Louisiana's chief procurement officer denied the administration's request to move ahead with new multibillion-dollar contracts while she is determining whether the contract awards followed state law.
‘Deportation . . . with this type of medical condition is a death sentence’: Outrage grows over federal policy change - The Boston Globe
‘Deportation . . . with this type of medical condition is a death sentence’: Outrage grows over federal policy change - The Boston Globe: The anger of medical institutions and lawmakers is growing in the wake of a Trump administration plan to deport families of seriously ill children.
Opioid prescription totals falling in Georgia amid deadly epidemic
Opioid prescription totals falling in Georgia amid deadly epidemic: Georgia is seeing hopeful signs in its battle against deadly opioid abuse.
Notes from the Field: Mumps in Detention Facilities that House Detained Migrants — United States, September 2018–August 2019 | MMWR
Notes from the Field: Mumps in Detention Facilities that House Detained Migrants — United States, September 2018–August 2019 | MMWR: On October 12, 2018, five confirmed cases of mumps among detained migrants in detention facilities were reported.
U.S. surgeon general advises no marijuana for pregnant women, adolescents
U.S. surgeon general advises no marijuana for pregnant women, adolescents: Marijuana is unsafe for adolescents and pregnant women, the U.S. surgeon general said. Officials are in talks with the Justice Department and DEA to lift barriers to research on marijuana risks.
Thursday, August 29, 2019
Study Identifies Culprits in Weight Regain After Bariatric Surgery - General Surgery News
Study Identifies Culprits in Weight Regain After Bariatric Surgery - General Surgery News: Why do some people regain weight years after bariatric surgery while others do not?
U.S. at risk of losing measles elimination status
U.S. at risk of losing measles elimination status: Official site of The Week Magazine, offering commentary and analysis of the day's breaking news and current events as well as arts, entertainment, people and gossip, and political cartoons.
Measles: Four European nations lose eradication status - BBC News
Measles: Four European nations lose eradication status - BBC News: The World Health Organization blames misinformation for the global resurgence of the disease.
Lots of Teens Are Breathing in Others' Vaping Fumes
Lots of Teens Are Breathing in Others' Vaping Fumes: The danger to teenagers' lungs from e-cigarettes isn't only occurring in those who vape: A new report finds many young bystanders are breathing in "secondhand" fumes.
New Trump Rule on Medical Interpreters Could Leave Immigrants Behind | The Pew Charitable Trusts
New Trump Rule on Medical Interpreters Could Leave Immigrants Behind | The Pew Charitable Trusts: Trump rule could relax requirements that health care providers offer language services.
Vaping-related illness reported in Maryland and Virginia - The Washington Post
Vaping-related illness reported in Maryland and Virginia - The Washington Post: Maryland announced Wednesday that the state had seen five cases while Virginia has seen three cases.
Lawsuit seeks to force Nebraska to expand Medicaid sooner
Lawsuit seeks to force Nebraska to expand Medicaid sooner: The lawsuit says Nebraska will lose $149 million in federal reimbursement money by waiting until October 2020.
Wednesday, August 28, 2019
New York judge upholds law against religious vaccine exemptions
New York judge upholds law against religious vaccine exemptions: New York State Supreme Court Justice Denise Hartman upheld a new state law eliminating religious exemptions to vaccine laws for school children, according to Newsday.
AHA News: Understanding Connection Between Poverty, Childhood Trauma and Heart Disease
AHA News: Understanding Connection Between Poverty, Childhood Trauma and Heart Disease: Traumatic childhood experiences among the poor and uninsured are associated with higher cardiovascular risk, according to new research.
Mysterious Vaping Lung Injuries May Have Flown Under Regulatory Radar | Kaiser Health News
Mysterious Vaping Lung Injuries May Have Flown Under Regulatory Radar | Kaiser Health News: Doctors who saw patients with a mysterious lung illness in the past suspected vaping as the cause but didn’t know where to report such cases.
Tuesday, August 27, 2019
Lawsuit filed over rollback of child immigrant protections
Lawsuit filed over rollback of child immigrant protections: SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — Nineteen states and the District of Columbia sued on Monday over the Trump administration's effort to alter a federal agreement that limits how long immigrant children...
Boom in Pot 'Concentrates' Could Pose Addiction Risk for Teens
Boom in Pot 'Concentrates' Could Pose Addiction Risk for Teens: Wax. Honey oil. Budder. Shatter. Dabs. Black glass.
Every Sudden Infant Death Deserves a Closer Look: Report
Every Sudden Infant Death Deserves a Closer Look: Report: Whenever a healthy infant dies suddenly, that death should be investigated to determine if abuse or neglect was the cause.
'Synthetic Pot' Laced With Rat Poison Lands People in the ER
'Synthetic Pot' Laced With Rat Poison Lands People in the ER: Using "synthetic pot" is rolling the dice with your health, experts warn, pointing to a healthy 26-year-old woman who ended up in the ER after smoking a batch laced with rat poison.
Illinois patient's death may be first in U.S. tied to vaping
Illinois patient's death may be first in U.S. tied to vaping: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said 193 people in 22 states have contracted severe respiratory illnesses after vaping. But a clear-cut common cause of the illnesses hasn't been identified.
Illinois patient's death may be first in U.S. tied to vaping
Illinois patient's death may be first in U.S. tied to vaping: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said 193 people in 22 states have contracted severe respiratory illnesses after vaping. But a clear-cut common cause of the illnesses hasn't been identified.
Monday, August 26, 2019
1 in 8 Teen Girls Has Faced 'Reproductive Coercion'
1 in 8 Teen Girls Has Faced 'Reproductive Coercion': A staggering number of teen girls are experiencing an insidious form of relationship abuse: reproductive coercion.
Backpacks Shouldn't Be a Back-to-School Burden on Health
Backpacks Shouldn't Be a Back-to-School Burden on Health: Books, tablets, lunch: Stuff can really start to weigh heavily in your kid's school backpack.
Here's how the top insurers performed in the 2nd quarter of 2019 | FierceHealthcare
Here's how the top insurers performed in the 2nd quarter of 2019 | FierceHealthcare: The country's biggest health insurers raked in more than $11 billion in profit in the second quarter, particularly as recent mergers and newly launched business lines are beginning to bear fruit.
Immigrant sponsors' assets will factor into Medicaid eligibility
Immigrant sponsors' assets will factor into Medicaid eligibility: The CMS sent new guidance to states, outlining how they should decide whether a legal immigrant qualifies for Medicaid or CHIP.
Friday, August 23, 2019
HPV Vaccination Rate in U.S. Girls Has Stalled
HPV Vaccination Rate in U.S. Girls Has Stalled: While there's been a slight uptick in the number of American boys who get the HPV vaccine to help prevent certain cancers, a new study finds there's been almost no increase for girls.
A Kid-Friendly Emergency Room Saves Lives
A Kid-Friendly Emergency Room Saves Lives: Critically ill kids are far more likely to survive if they're treated at hospital emergency rooms that are well-equipped to care for children, a new study finds.
ACA reduced racial, ethnic coverage disparities, with Medicaid expansion states faring the best: report | FierceHealthcare
ACA reduced racial, ethnic coverage disparities, with Medicaid expansion states faring the best: report | FierceHealthcare: The Affordable Care Act reduced racial and ethnic disparities in insurance coverage and states that expanded Medicaid saw the biggest declines, according to a new analysis.
Years Ago, This Doctor Linked A Mysterious Lung Disease To Vaping | Kaiser Health News
Years Ago, This Doctor Linked A Mysterious Lung Disease To Vaping | Kaiser Health News: In an exclusive interview, a West Virginia physician says that back in 2015 he had a sense a patient’s illness “probably wasn't the first case ever seen nor would it be the last.” Was it a sentinel event?
Thursday, August 22, 2019
Opioid abuse treatment rates far higher in Medicaid expansion states
Opioid abuse treatment rates far higher in Medicaid expansion states: Buprenorphine prescriptions for treatment of opioid use disorder among Medicaid patients was far higher on average in Medicaid expansion states than non-expansion states, according to a new study.
Georgia Medicaid agency plans $10 million in admin cuts per Kemp plan
Georgia Medicaid agency plans $10 million in admin cuts per Kemp plan: The state agency that oversees programs that deliver health care to about a quarter of Georgians isn...
Suicide attempts are hard to anticipate. A study that tracks teens’ cellphone use aims to change that | Science | AAAS
Suicide attempts are hard to anticipate. A study that tracks teens’ cellphone use aims to change that | Science | AAAS: Researchers hope mobile devices can capture signs of imminent risk that a doctor’s questionnaire can’t
Epidemiology of tuberculosis among children and adolescents in the USA, 2007–17: an analysis of national surveillance data - The Lancet Public Health
Epidemiology of tuberculosis among children and adolescents in the USA, 2007–17: an analysis of national surveillance data - The Lancet Public Health: Overall, tuberculosis incidence among children and adolescents in the USA is low and
steadily declining, but additional efforts are needed to eliminate disparities in
incidence and mortality.
Adequate Sleep, Limited Screen Time Can Decrease Impulsivity in Children
Adequate Sleep, Limited Screen Time Can Decrease Impulsivity in Children: Children who met the sleep, screen time and physical activity recommendations reported lower levels of impulsivity.
Vitamin D deficiency: Research finds link to aggression in kids
Vitamin D deficiency: Research finds link to aggression in kids: Low levels of vitamin D in young kids might lead to aggressive behavior later. Vitamin D benefits include strong bones, and the best way to increase levels is sunshine.
Wednesday, August 21, 2019
Vaping Constricts Blood Vessels, Raising Heart, Lung Concerns
Vaping Constricts Blood Vessels, Raising Heart, Lung Concerns: Add another health risk to the use of e-cigarettes: New research shows that vaping instantly stiffens and tightens your blood vessels.
Joe Camel Was Forced Out Of Ads. So Why Is Juul Allowed On TV? | Kaiser Health News
Joe Camel Was Forced Out Of Ads. So Why Is Juul Allowed On TV? | Kaiser Health News: For nearly 50 years, cigarette advertising has been banned from TV and radio. But the marketing of electronic cigarettes isn’t constrained by that law.
Hospitals work to inform immigrant groups of 'public charge' rule's impact
Hospitals work to inform immigrant groups of 'public charge' rule's impact: Healthcare providers say they will rely on their relationships with community stakeholders now more than ever to talk with immigrant populations about access to care.
Protests could stall Louisiana Medicaid contract negotiation
Protests could stall Louisiana Medicaid contract negotiation: Despite an ongoing challenge to the contract awards, Louisiana's health department wants to continue negotiating terms with four companies chosen to manage Medicaid patient care, saying delays could put health services at risk.
Tuesday, August 20, 2019
Opioid settlements spark debate on how to spend the money - North Carolina Health News
Opioid settlements spark debate on how to spend the money - North Carolina Health News: As states' lawsuits against opioid manufacturers start to settle, advocates look to the two-decade old tobacco settlement for lessons.
Uber deepens ties in healthcare with American Logistics partnership | FierceHealthcare
Uber deepens ties in healthcare with American Logistics partnership | FierceHealthcare: Uber Health is partnering with healthcare transportation management company American Logistics to expand access to on-demand rides for medical appointments with the aim of reducing barriers to care.
Many Parents Would Switch Doctors Over Vaccination Policy, Poll Finds
Many Parents Would Switch Doctors Over Vaccination Policy, Poll Finds: Forty percent of U.S. parents say they would likely find a new doctor if their child's primary care provider sees families who refuse childhood vaccines, a nationwide poll finds.
America Has a Huge -- and Very Costly -- Drug Habit
America Has a Huge -- and Very Costly -- Drug Habit: If you don't think Americans have a problem with illicit drugs, a new study shows that nearly $150 billion was spent on marijuana, cocaine, heroin and methamphetamine in 2016.
CMS rejects Utah's request for Medicaid enrollment caps with full federal funding | FierceHealthcare
CMS rejects Utah's request for Medicaid enrollment caps with full federal funding | FierceHealthcare: The Trump administration has announced it would reject Utah's plan to cap expanded Medicaid enrollment while still earning full federal funds.
Two Dem lawmakers want Gov. Kemp to close Sterigenics
Two Dem lawmakers want Gov. Kemp to close Sterigenics: Two Democratic state lawmakers who represent the area surrounding the Sterigenics plant in Cobb County called on Gov. Brian Kemp to shut down the sterilization facility.
How pigs are helping kids fight genetic disease
How pigs are helping kids fight genetic disease: When a mutation differs from patient to patient, it’s difficult for doctors to find a treatment
‘Red flag’ laws may play role in preventing mass shootings, study finds - The Washington Post
‘Red flag’ laws may play role in preventing mass shootings, study finds - The Washington Post: California researchers identify 21 cases where an order to stop gun possession was sought after threats.
Behind-the-scenes decisionmaking limits doctor-recommended treatments for sickest Americans
Behind-the-scenes decisionmaking limits doctor-recommended treatments for sickest Americans: A disturbingly high number of health plans are geared to override the judgment of physicians and give patients the medicines that they—the insurers—want them to take.
Legal immigrants using Medicaid penalized under new Trump rule
Legal immigrants using Medicaid penalized under new Trump rule: Healthcare leaders warned the rule will hurt public health efforts and reduce their ability to serve millions of low-income children and families.
Thursday, August 15, 2019
Newark 'Won't Be the Last' City to Deal With Lead in Water | Medpage Today
Newark 'Won't Be the Last' City to Deal With Lead in Water | Medpage Today: Diane Calello, MD, says getting lead out of drinking water is a 'national priority'
Surprise billing for air ambulances draws scrutiny in Georgia
Surprise billing for air ambulances draws scrutiny in Georgia: Lawmakers in Georgia and in Washington say they want to stop surprise billing for air ambulances, which are crucial to rural health care.
For Kids Born With HIV, Taking Needed Meds Gets Harder With Age: Study
For Kids Born With HIV, Taking Needed Meds Gets Harder With Age: Study: As they get older, U.S. children born with HIV are less likely to take the medicine they need to fight the AIDS-causing virus, a new study finds.
Kansas says Aetna still not living up to Medicaid contract terms
Kansas says Aetna still not living up to Medicaid contract terms: The Kansas health department says insurer Aetna is still not living up to the terms of its $1 billion contract with the state's Medicaid program.
Wednesday, August 14, 2019
Lots of Gluten During Toddler Years Might Raise Odds for Celiac Disease
Lots of Gluten During Toddler Years Might Raise Odds for Celiac Disease: Too much white bread and pasta fed to at-risk kids under age 5 could increase their odds of developing celiac disease, a new international study has concluded.
Scientists Uncover More Autism Genes
Scientists Uncover More Autism Genes: In a finding that underscores the major role genetics plays in autism risk, researchers report they have identified 16 new genes linked to the developmental disorder.
Georgia House speaker sets rare budget hearings after Kemp orders cuts
Georgia House speaker sets rare budget hearings after Kemp orders cuts: Summer break’s over for budget writers in the Georgia House.
Camp Sunshine Georgia: Silver lining for kids with cancer and families
Camp Sunshine Georgia: Silver lining for kids with cancer and families: A child with cancer and his or her family may find that their lives suddenly revolve around treatments and doctor's appointments. But through Georgia's Camp Sunshine, they're able to have fun and bond with other kids and families who understand exactly how cancer can affect the entire family.
Georgia's first air test shows toxic gas above acceptable level
Georgia's first air test shows toxic gas above acceptable level: But even miles away from any known source, the level of ethylene oxide captured by the state’s air monitor is 15 times higher than what federal regulators say could cause 100 additional cancer cases per 1 million people exposed over many years.
‘Juul-alikes’ Are Filling Shelves With Sweet, Teen-Friendly Nicotine Flavors - The New York Times
‘Juul-alikes’ Are Filling Shelves With Sweet, Teen-Friendly Nicotine Flavors - The New York Times: Juul, worried about further damage to its reputation as it tries to remake its public image, has filed lawsuits and a complaint with the International Trade Commission.
Social Media Hurts Girls More Than Boys | Time
Social Media Hurts Girls More Than Boys | Time: Social media can damage teens' mental health under certain circumstances, but a new study says it can be used safely. Here's how.
Tuesday, August 13, 2019
E-Cig Use Triples Odds That Teens Will Smoke Pot: Study
E-Cig Use Triples Odds That Teens Will Smoke Pot: Study: Taking up vaping in adolescence or early adulthood is tied to a more than threefold hike in the odds of becoming a marijuana user, researchers report.
August Is Deadliest Month for Young Football Players
August Is Deadliest Month for Young Football Players: It is an annual rite of summer: sending young men out on football fields across America in the sweltering August heat for grueling practice sessions designed to prepare them for the coming season.
Worst states to have baby: Georgia ranks sixth worst in America
Worst states to have baby: Georgia ranks sixth worst in America: Having and raising a child comes with a long list of medical expenses and emotional burdens. And depending on where you live, those costs can hit your wallet much harder.
Surprise medical bills becoming more frequent and costly
Surprise medical bills becoming more frequent and costly: Surprise out-of-network billing and related patients' costs are increasing among inpatient admissions and emergency department visits to in-network hospitals, according to a study.
Monday, August 12, 2019
Why You Should Make Family Meals Part of Your Busy Day
Why You Should Make Family Meals Part of Your Busy Day: Family meals are a recipe for healthy eating in kids, nutritionists say.
Ga. Medicaid Program Isn't Meeting Its Primary Goal: Reducing Low-Birthweight Births | 90.1 FM WABE
Ga. Medicaid Program Isn't Meeting Its Primary Goal: Reducing Low-Birthweight Births | 90.1 FM WABE: Each week, Dr. Joy Baker’s prenatal care class gathers at her office in Thomaston to discuss a new topic. On a recent afternoon, they discussed breastfeeding. Baker told her expectant mothers they should do it when and where they need to, even in public. “Say, ‘Dr. Baker said that I could just get out here and
To boost workforce, medical schools try to sell rural life
To boost workforce, medical schools try to sell rural life: BRISTOL, Va. (AP) — On a field trip to the Birthplace of Country Music Museum, Ashish Bibireddy put on headphones and scrolled through a jukebox of music from an influential 1927 recording...
Medical groups show influence in gun violence debate
Medical groups show influence in gun violence debate: In the wake of the last set of deadly shootings, lawmakers are more focused on gun access than Trump’s call for mental health reforms.
July-reported healthcare breaches exposed 22 million people's data
July-reported healthcare breaches exposed 22 million people's data: Almost all 22 million records were compromised in a massive data breach at billing collections vendor American Medical Collection Agency, which affected companies like Quest Diagnostics and LabCorp.
Friday, August 9, 2019
Kids Getting Too Many Opioids After Tonsillectomy
Kids Getting Too Many Opioids After Tonsillectomy: Amid a U.S. epidemic of opioid abuse, a new study finds that even children are being prescribed powerful opioid painkillers after having their tonsils removed.
Raising Legal Smoking Age to 21 Works
Raising Legal Smoking Age to 21 Works: Parts of the United States that raised the legal age to buy tobacco from 18 to 21 have seen significant reductions in cigarette smoking among young adults.
Insurance giant’s tense meeting with a senator adds to growing concern about Medicaid oversight | FierceHealthcare
Insurance giant’s tense meeting with a senator adds to growing concern about Medicaid oversight | FierceHealthcare: Are Trump’s top Medicaid regulators ignoring major problems? An insurance giant’s tense meeting with a senator adds to the growing concern.
Shift to value-based payment will require new staffing mix for primary care, analysis finds | FierceHealthcare
Shift to value-based payment will require new staffing mix for primary care, analysis finds | FierceHealthcare: As they shift to value-based payment, primary care practices will need staff with a higher skill mix aimed at keeping patients healthy, according to a new analysis. Practices will need to add new staff such as behavioral health providers, social workers, nutritionists and pharmacist support, according to a white paper from Premier Inc.
Thursday, August 8, 2019
Vulnerable Preemie Babies Often Behind On Vaccines
Vulnerable Preemie Babies Often Behind On Vaccines: Preemies often lag behind full-term babies in getting routine vaccinations -- and the difference remains at age 3, a new study finds.
Doctors Come Out Against Gay Conversion Therapy
Doctors Come Out Against Gay Conversion Therapy: So-called "conversion therapy" can trigger depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, and suicidal thoughts and attempts, and it should be banished in the United States, medical experts say in a new report.
Unlocking Speech for Kids With Autism
Unlocking Speech for Kids With Autism: For parents of a child with autism, communication is often the No. 1 hurdle. But what if there were a simple way to help them get their youngster talking?
With one voice, 7 leading medical organizations call for action to prevent gun injuries and deaths | FierceHealthcare
With one voice, 7 leading medical organizations call for action to prevent gun injuries and deaths | FierceHealthcare: Following two mass shootings last weekend that ended the lives of 31 people, seven leading medical organizations have said "enough" and called for action to prevent gun-related injuries and deaths.
Federal Experts’ Advice On HPV Vaccine Could Leave Adults Confused | Kaiser Health News
Federal Experts’ Advice On HPV Vaccine Could Leave Adults Confused | Kaiser Health News: A federal advisory panel says people between ages 27 and 45 may benefit from the vaccine to fight the human papillomavirus. But some public health advocates worry that the advice doesn’t provide doctors and patients clear guidance about who in this large age group are good candidates for the vaccine.
Wednesday, August 7, 2019
Does Mom's Vitamin D a Day Keep Kids' Dentist Away? | Medpage Today
Does Mom's Vitamin D a Day Keep Kids' Dentist Away? | Medpage Today: Ob/gyns 'should be recommending more vitamin D,' expert argues
WellStar/Anthem dispute continues through lawsuit | Cobb Business Journal | mdjonline.com
WellStar/Anthem dispute continues through lawsuit | Cobb Business Journal | mdjonline.com: Nearly two months after an agreement to extend benefits to cover some WellStar Health Systems services, a lawsuit filed against Blue Cross Blue Shield Healthcare Plan of Georgia by the
More Kids Are Entering Foster Care Because Of Parental Drug Use : Shots - Health News : NPR
More Kids Are Entering Foster Care Because Of Parental Drug Use : Shots - Health News : NPR: With drug use surging in the past decade and a half, many parents are losing custody of their kids. But is foster care the best solution?
Adults Need Vaccines, Too
Adults Need Vaccines, Too: August is National Immunization Awareness Month.
A startling 79% of primary care physicians are burned out, new report finds | FierceHealthcare
A startling 79% of primary care physicians are burned out, new report finds | FierceHealthcare: Burnout rates among doctors are high, but nowhere more so than among primary care physicians (PCPs), according to a new study. Some 79% of PCPs say they have experienced symptoms of burnout, compared to 68% among all the physicians surveyed, according to the study by InCrowd.
Tuesday, August 6, 2019
15-year-old on e-scooter hit, injured by vehicle in Buckhead
15-year-old on e-scooter hit, injured by vehicle in Buckhead: A 15-year-old on an electric scooter was hit by a vehicle in Buckhead on Monday night, police said.
After third death, ATL City Council weighs prohibiting more scooters
After third death, ATL City Council weighs prohibiting more scooters: Proposal doesn't apply to companies with existing e-scooter permits
Explaining, Easing the Horror of Mass Shootings for Your Kids
Explaining, Easing the Horror of Mass Shootings for Your Kids: Over the past weekend, 21 people were killed in a mass shooting at a Walmart in El Paso, Texas, while a separate incident in Dayton, Ohio, claimed the lives of nine people. Dozens more were injured.
Industry Voices—How hospitals are working toward zero maternal deaths | FierceHealthcare
Industry Voices—How hospitals are working toward zero maternal deaths | FierceHealthcare: Hospitals and health systems are redoubling efforts to make sure women have safe pregnancies and positive health outcomes across the care continuum.
Louisiana picks companies for Medicaid managed care deals
Louisiana picks companies for Medicaid managed care deals: Four companies have been chosen to manage the care of 1.7 million Louisiana Medicaid patients.
Monday, August 5, 2019
Teens Are Getting Hooked on Leftover Prescription Meds
Teens Are Getting Hooked on Leftover Prescription Meds: Many American teens who misuse prescription drugs get them from a variety of sources, researchers report.
For Kids With Asthma, Allergies, New School Year Can Bring Flare-Ups
For Kids With Asthma, Allergies, New School Year Can Bring Flare-Ups: As kids head back to school, it's important for parents to keep potential asthma and allergy challenges in mind.
The Real-Life Conversion Of A Former Anti-Vaxxer | Kaiser Health News
The Real-Life Conversion Of A Former Anti-Vaxxer | Kaiser Health News: Kelley Watson Snyder, a mother who for years opposed mandatory childhood vaccinations and joined with like-minded parents who espoused similar views, today runs a pro-vaccination Facebook page. What changed?
Friday, August 2, 2019
WEST NILE DEKALB: Mosquitoes in 11 areas in DeKalb County test positive for West Nile virus | WSB-TV
WEST NILE DEKALB: Mosquitoes in 11 areas in DeKalb County test positive for West Nile virus | WSB-TV: According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, only about 20% of those infected experience a fever and other symptoms.
Go Easy on Caffeine During Pregnancy, for the Sake of Your Baby's Liver
Go Easy on Caffeine During Pregnancy, for the Sake of Your Baby's Liver: No matter how tired you get during your pregnancy, a new animal study suggests that countering your fatigue with too much coffee might harm your baby.
Thursday, August 1, 2019
Prescription drug import plan offered by Trump administration
Prescription drug import plan offered by Trump administration: The Trump administration warned the pharmaceutical industry that new regulations are coming to allow pharmacists, wholesalers and others to import certain drugs into the U.S. for sale.
The deep emotional ties between depression and autism | Spectrum | Autism Research News
The deep emotional ties between depression and autism | Spectrum | Autism Research News: Autistic people are four times as likely to experience depression over the course of their lives as their neurotypical peers. Yet researchers know little about why, or how best to help.
CDC: Infant Mortality Drifts Lower, but Racial Disparities Persist | Medpage Today
CDC: Infant Mortality Drifts Lower, but Racial Disparities Persist | Medpage Today: Highest death rates were in babies born to non-Hispanic black mothers
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