According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), most children become infected with respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) before they are 2 years old. As a rule, the disease proceeds in a mild form. Symptoms may look like a common cold and include a runny nose, decreased...
A new study has found that recreational marijuana use is associated with a higher risk of going to the emergency room and being hospitalized for any reason, according to CNN. "Using cannabis is not as harmless or safe as some might think," study author Nicholas said.
Research has shown that insomnia can be an early sign of a fatal illness. What is this disease and how often it occurs, told the New York Post. The disorder that makes it difficult to sleep at night is more common in people with a fatal cerebral hemorrhage. That…
A report from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says nearly 600 children have been hospitalized in the United States with a rare coronavirus-related inflammatory syndrome. Writes about this Fox5NY. In May, the CDC issued warnings to healthcare providers and ...
A 100-page emergency plan recently released by government officials says the 2019-nCoV crisis in the US could drag on for 18 months. Perhaps even longer, Fox News reports. The plan says that the country can observe ...
Against the background of a high level of influenza in New York in January, 4 child deaths were recorded. It is reported by the New York State Department of Health. Influenza cases peaked on both coasts. Nationwide, 15 child deaths have been reported during this ...
For the first time, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported the spread of a rare and deadly disease in the US. In America, 13 cases of a fungal infection called Candida Auris (C. Auris) have been reported. The first 7 cases of the disease were investigated, and ...
A team of scientists from the Mayo Clinic in Florida reported an important breakthrough in understanding the universal cellular mechanism common to all types of cancer. The authors of the study, which is preparing for publication in the reputable journal Nature Cell Biology, claim that they have found the "software glitch" that turns ...