Chemical Used in Artificial Sweetener Spenda Damages DNA: Study
An ingredient in the artificial sweetener Splenda may damage DNA and cause intestinal inflammation, according to a new study.
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Cases of Drug Resistant HMPV Respiratory Virus Are Spiking: Report
A new CDC report warns of spiking rates of HMPV, a highly contagious respiratory virus, across the U.S. this Spring, warning that the drug-resistant virus often goes undetected and is…
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Women Who Suffer Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes Face Higher Risk of Stroke: Study
A new study finds that women who suffer complications during pregnancy face a higher risk of stroke at a younger age.
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Teens Who Vape Are More Likely to Binge Drink And Use Cannabis: Study
A new study warns that teens who vape face a significantly increased risk of binge drinking and marijuana use.
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Rapid Deterioration of TAVR Heart Valves Seen in Some Kidney Disease Patients: Study
The findings of a new study indicate end-stage kidney disease patients may experience rapid deterioration of TAVR heart valves.
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Sciatica Surgery Provides Only Short-Term Pain Relief, Which May Not Justify Risks: Study
The findings of a new study indicate pain relief from sciatica surgery may be short-lived.
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Discharge Transitional Care Failed To Significantly Rates of Hospital Readmission, Death: Study
A new study finds very little benefit to special transitional care programs seeking to prevent hospital readmissions.
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One-in-Five High School Students Vape: CDC Warns
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Removing Ovaries During Hysterectomy Carries Higher Risks Than Benefits: Study
The findings of a new study appear to confirm that removing ovaries during a hysterectomy causes more risks than benefits to women who have not yet gone through menopause.
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Seattle Hospital Bacterial Infection Outbreak Kills 4, Sickens Dozens of Patients
A Seattle hospital warns that bacterial contamination has sickened 31 patients and may have contributed to the deaths of four.
