Prescribed CBD could help people quit cannabis
Results from the first-ever randomised clinical trial of CBD for cannabis use disorder suggests that prescribed doses of the non-intoxicating constituent part of the cannabis plant could help people kick the habit. In the MRC-funded trial, published in the Lancet…
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Coronavirus pandemic is 'one big wave,' not seasonal, say WHO officials
Fox News Flash top headlines for July 28 Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what’s clicking on Foxnews.com. A World Health Organization (WHO) spokesperson recently described the coronavirus pandemic as “one big wave” and cautioned against complacency…
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Nitric oxide may be an effective treatment for COVID-19
New research has suggested that the inhalation of nitric oxide may be a way to reduce the effects of COVID-19. A new review of scientific literature indicates that inhaled nitric oxide may treat some severe effects of COVID-19, some of…
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Is it safe to wear a coronavirus face mask while exercising?
Fitness industry leaders urge governors to allow gyms to reopen Gold’s Gym President and CEO Adam Zeitsiff makes the case to reopen gyms on ‘CAVUTO Live.’ At the start of the coronavirus epidemic in the U.S., home workouts became increasingly…
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Coronavirus outbreak at Massachusetts hospital, CEO ‘deeply disappointed’
Coronavirus vaccine news is ‘extremely exciting’: Dr. Nicole Saphier Fox News medical contributor Dr. Nicole Saphier expresses her elation about Moderna beginning phase three of a study of a coronavirus vaccine and outlines what a possible vaccine means for combating…
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Tech optimization: Getting the most out of telehealth
With the sudden easing of restrictions by the government and equally sudden reimbursement from payers in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s very clear telemedicine has never been more used or more vital. Hospitals and health systems have gone from…
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Could ‘love hormone’ oxytocin help treat Alzheimer’s disease? Here’s what researchers currently know
Oxytocin is often called “the love hormone” because of its role in social bonding, reproduction and childbirth. This hormone may also affect our memory—though in ways that aren’t completely clear. Not only has oxytocin been found to cause memory impairment…
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A brief history of masks from the 17th-century plague to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic
As of July 18, it is mandatory to wear masks in indoor public spaces in Québec following similar edicts across the country. While inspired by growing evidence that masks can reduce the spread of COVID-19, this seems deeply ironic in…
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Precaution: Doctors urge the liver Screening
Infection with Hepatitis C and B viruses, a poor diet and too much alcohol can damage the liver. The Treacherous: A sick liver causes hardly any symptoms. Because early detection of missing programs that are liver disease is often only…
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A health hazard! Aldi and Rewe call back the finished pizza dough
Different manufacturers inform currently on the recall of baked finished pizza dough with the tomato sauce. Also food retailers in Austria are affected. The Portal " reported;product warning.eu". As is informed, have been discovered in the tomato sauce metal particles….
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