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The Ocular Surgery News editorial team has proven again that it is not afraid to cover stories on controversial topics. This issue's cover story deals with one of the most...
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Targeting Inflammation May Help Bipolar Depression Subtype
The anti-inflammatory agent infliximab may improve depressive symptoms in patients with bipolar depression and a history of childhood trauma. Medscape Medical News
33 minutes ago - Medscape - 2 articles
FDA OKs Midazolam Nasal Spray for Seizure Clusters
Nayzilam is the first FDA-approved nasal option for treating seizure clusters that are distinct from a patient's usual seizure pattern in patients aged 12 years or older. FDA...
45 minutes ago - Medscape
Fighting Superbugs With Multipronged Pushback
As drug-resistant bacteria become prevalent, healthcare providers need strategies for keeping patients safe, as 2 million people in the United States are infected and 23,000...
1 hour ago - Medscape
Benzodiazepine Use in Early Pregnancy Tied to Miscarriage
Use of any benzodiazepine during early pregnancy is associated with a dramatic increase in miscarriage risk. Medscape Medical News
1 hour ago - Medscape
Surgical Teamwork Essential, Underappreciated
Surgical teams are more successful when they have experienced nurses and scrubs working together, but general surgeons are too often working without the support they need...
1 hour ago - Medscape
Morehouse Commencement Speaker Pays Off Entire Class Of 2019's Student Debt
The debt is estimated around $40 million Billionaire Robert F. Smith, an entrepreneur and founder of the private equity firm, Vista Equity Partners, made a major announcement...
2 hours ago - Scary Mommy
Early Death in BPD Patients Not Just Because of Suicide
Individuals with borderline personality disorder are at high risk of premature death not only from suicide but from other causes, including accidents, results of a randomized...
2 hours ago - Medscape
Targeting Vasopressin May Improve Social Deficits in Autism
There are currently no medications to address social deficits in autism, but two new studies suggest that vasopressin, a hormone associated with social bonding, may be a viable...
2 hours ago - Medscape - 2 articles
AAP: Babies Should NOT Sleep In Car Seats When Not Traveling
If your baby is sleeping when you arrive at home, take them out of their car seat anyway Every mom knows this struggle. You've just arrived at home, and your infant is fast...
2 hours ago - Scary Mommy
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Do you have black stains on your teeth? Your drinking water may have a high...
Did you know that drinking water that contains too much iron can cause black stains on teeth? A study published in the journal Scientific Reports revealed that the high iron...
A stronger heart, a healthier body: Cardiorespiratory fitness is key to...
It's known that a lack of exercise and a sedentary lifestyle can increase one's risk of diseases, including cardiovascular disease. On the contrary, regular physical activity...
Someone Left 2 Water Bottles In King's Landing And Fans Are Losing It
Apparently King's Landing has plastic water bottles and fans can't handle it There's a lot of Game of Thrones -related feelings dominating the internet today. People are...
AI spotted lung cancer BETTER than expert radiologists, study finds
The model created by Google and Northwestern University outperformed six radiologists when there were no previous scans to chart the growth, and performed as well when there...
Statins lower the elevated risk of dementia after a concussion
Researchers at the University of Toronto found elderly people who received the drug after a hit to the head were 13 percent less likely to develop dementia then those who didn't.
Higher Social Class People Believe That They are More Capable Than Others
People with a higher perceived social class have an exaggerated belief that they can perform better than their lower-class counterparts, finds a new study.
Complete Oral Care may be a Holistic Approach to Treat Substance Use Disorder
Comprehensive oral care can help the physical and emotional recovery of patients seeking treatment for substance use disorder, finds a new study.
Homemade sunscreen is a recipe for burns
A study by the Nationwide Children's Hospital in Ohio found 68 per cent of DIY sunscreens on Pinterest offer poor UV protection, with many being made up of essential oils, shea...
Just 1 Week Away from Phones, Laptops Can Ward Off Sleep Problems in Teens
Too much screen time is bad for teens. However, staying away from mobile phones, laptops, and tablets for just one week can help them sleep well and reduce symptoms of fatigue...
Kids Who Walk or Pedal to School Less Likely to be Overweight or Obese
Kids can easily fall prey to obesity or overweight if they use either car or public transport to go to school instead of walking or cycling, finds a new study.