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Study Shows Around 2.8% of Pregnancies in The US exposed to Opioids
Opioid usage during pregnancy could negatively affect the baby and the child. As a result, specialized public health initiatives
Study Shows Around 11.3% of Middle and High School Students Use Tobacco Products
According to research published in the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report's Nov
New Study Shows Vaping Exposes Users to Dangerous Concentrations of Particulate Matter
Electronic cigarette usage has been on the rise, especially among young people. Although there have been cases of lung
Positive Perceptions About Aging In Older People Can Benefit Their Sexual Life
Research has always held that a positive outlook benefits an individual's health. However, a new study from University of
Potatoes Might Not Be Associated With Weight Gain According To New Study
Usually, when people talk of healthy vegetables, potatoes are often overlooked. They are associated with increased weight and risk
Coworkers Can Influence Each Other To Eat Healthy Foods
Researchers from Utrecht and Cologne have discovered that workmates are more likely to eat vegetables and fruits and exercise
Using Earphones Could Put Young People At Risk Of Hearing Loss, Study Shows
According to a pooled data review of the available literature published in the BMJ Global Health journal, over 1
Here are tips on how to stay healthy this holiday season
With the holidays here, it is important not to focus on only Covid-19 as the only virus spreading because
Here Is What You Should Know About the Safety Of OTC Hearing Aids
The FDA regulations have changed to allow people to purchase over-the-counter hearing aids. This is good news for nearly
Taking Multivitamins May Improve Brain Function and Memory in People Above 65 years, Study Shows
Most people take multivitamins daily, and some believe it is some kind of insurance if their diet doesn't have
