Diets, endless exercise, juice cleanses – we’ve all been there. Dietitian Rachel Clarkson reveals the first important steps to successfully start your weight loss journey Have you stopped losing weight or feel like you’re constantly on a hamster wheel or fighting an uphill battle? Are you doing all of the obvious things to lose weight?… Read More »
Health Politics Loading the player… Vaccines are on the way to Black communities in the United States and abroad through unique initiatives and funding campaigns aimed at closing the racial health gap of the pandemic. Let’s take a look at the domestic front first. Ground Zero for new approaches to getting Americans vaccinated could become… Read More »
Ohio, June 27: According to a recent study, patients who received a transplanted liver infected with hepatitis C, and were treated for the infection later, showed good signs of recovery. The study was conducted by researchers of University of Cincinnati College of Medicine and UC Health and was published in the journal Liver Transplantation. Also Read… Read More »
A group of researchers, with scientists from the University of Georgia, has established that the return of pertussis – commonly known as whooping cough in America – is a predictable outcome of incomplete treatment with an effective vaccine. This conclusion goes against existing theories as to why we have seen a resurgence in the disease… Read More »