Lab Test Results Come Under Heat
By John Salak – The results coming from routine tests prescribed by doctors may have gotten all hot and bothered thanks to the influences of the ambient temperature surrounding the
Health Care & Research
Seven Signs Of A Flu
The Skinny There is obviously a lot of concern about colds, the common flu and Covid variants, all with good reason. As the latest round of Omicron infections soar, people
Heart Attack & Stroke Danger Signals
The Skinny No one wants to think about the potential of being hit by a stroke or heart attack. But being forewarned is forearmed. Plus, strokes and hearts attacks are unfortunately
Shining A Light on Melanoma
By John Salak – Melanoma may be the rarest form of skin cancer, accounting for just one percent of all cases, but it can pack a deadly wallop. In fact, Medical News Today reports the
The AI Doctor Is In
By John Salak – At least tens of millions of individuals worldwide may rely increasingly on artificial intelligence (AI) applications to predict their near-term risk of dementia, cardiac arrest and even death, according to a series of independent
Brain Boosting Breakthroughs
In what may come as a jolt to many, researchers now are suggesting that it may be possible to give the average brain a big boost by simply applying a
The Weather Forecast For Joint Aches
By Kathy Driscoll –  As winter approaches, the weather can become our enemy with changes in temperature, humidity and barometric pressure bringing more joint and muscle aches, not to mention headaches, asthma and allergies. This isn’t exactly a news flash,
Dissecting Later Life Impacts Of Early Illnesses
By John Salak –  Battling a significant disease at a young age is devastating both emotionally and physically. Now, however, researchers are delving into the long-term effects various illnesses have on the young as they age
The Proboscis’s Life-Saving Power
By John Salak –  The nose apparently knows, especially when danger is lurking about.  Researchers at Sweden’s Karolinska Institute have discovered that the central nervous system of people and other mammals is able to judge when a smell represents danger
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