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Health Highlights: Jan. 17, 2023
Surgery brings added risks to people with COPD. The respiratory condition itself may not cause poor post-surgical outcomes, but most COPD patients are frail and have other chronic conditions that raise health concerns, researchers note. Read more...
- Posted January 17, 2023
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Elementary School Kids Get Healthier When Gardening Is on Curriculum
A Texas-based education initiative has found that enrolling children in poor communities in gardening and cooking classes may help boost their long-term health. Called “Texas Sprouts,” the program covered one full academic year and exposed elementary school...
- Posted January 16, 2023
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Many Women Over 65 Are Dying of Cervical Cancer. What Needs to Change?
A new study shows that many women diagnosed with and dying from cervical cancer are older than 65 — a group for whom routine screening is usually not recommended. Cervical cancer screening has been credited with a...
- Posted January 16, 2023
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What Is the Heart-Healthy DASH Diet?
A common eating plan with a catchy acronym — the DASH diet — is designed to help you lower your blood pressure, but exactly what can you eat while on it? The DASH (Dietary Approaches to Stop...
- Posted January 16, 2023
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AHA News: When He Stopped Breathing, His Dog Called Out For Help
MONDAY, Jan. 16, 2023 (American Heart Association News) — On a Friday morning in late February, Ken Walsh and his wife, Nicole, sat on their couch in East Brunswick, New Jersey, having coffee and talking about weekend...
- Posted January 16, 2023
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Marijuana-Linked ER Visits by Seniors Are Rising
New research out of California finds seniors are being treated in emergency rooms in significantly higher numbers for adverse side effects from cannabis consumption. Researchers from the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) said they studied the...
- Posted January 16, 2023
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VA Announces Plan to Give Free Care to Any Vet in Suicide Crisis
While U.S. veterans are already eligible for emergency suicidal crisis care, starting Tuesday they can get it for free. Care available at any VA facility or any private facility will include up to 30 days of inpatient...
- Posted January 16, 2023
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Holiday Gatherings Didn’t Trigger Spike in Respiratory Illnesses: CDC
MONDAY, Jan. 16, 2023 (HealthDay News) – Going into the holiday season, many public health experts feared a “tripledemic” of flu, COVID-19 and RSV cases. New government data now shows that didn’t happen. Reports of flu-like illness...
- Posted January 16, 2023
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Hundreds of Hospitals Could Close Across Rural America
Hundreds of rural hospitals across the United States are teetering on the edge of closure, with their financial status increasingly in peril, a new report reveals. More than 200 rural hospitals are at immediate risk of closure...
- Posted January 16, 2023
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Acts of Kindness Could Be Natural Antidepressants
People suffering from depression or anxiety may be able to help themselves by helping others — even in small ways, researchers report. In a recent study of 122 people with depression or anxiety symptoms, those who started...
- Posted January 16, 2023