Coronavirus infections continue to fall in UK
[unable to retrieve full-text content]But any rise in cases linked to the 19 July unlocking is unlikely to show up in the daily data just yet. BBC News – Health
[unable to retrieve full-text content]But any rise in cases linked to the 19 July unlocking is unlikely to show up in the daily data just yet. BBC News – Health
The premise that hunger makes food look more appealing is a widely held belief. Prior research studies have suggested that the hunger hormone ghrelin, which your body produces when it’s hungry, might act in your brain to trigger this behavior. New studies suggest that ghrelin might also work in your brain to make you keep… Read More »
“Our national shutdown is not a sustainable long-term solution,” Trump told reporters. Trump unveiled new guidelines on Thursday to help states loosen social distancing restrictions and restart the economy. The guidelines, which won’t be mandatory, suggest a phased approach that will still keep schools closed and allow some restaurants and gyms to operate under social… Read More »
(Photo: Adobe Stock) This week, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) reiterated that hemp-derived cannabidiol, also known as CBD oil, is illegal to add to food, beauty or health products without prior FDA approval, or to make health claims for CBD. Despite the big farm bill President Trump signed off on this week which designates… Read More »
After falling out over reimbursement rates, CVS Health and Walmart have reached a multi-year agreement on the terms for a continued contract. Under the terms, which were not released, Walmart will continue participating in the CVS Caremark pharmacy benefit management commercial and managed Medicaid network. Walmart and CVS Health already had an existing agreement in… Read More »
Prescriptions continue for most who survive painkiller ODs 28, 2015 (HealthDay News) — Even as overdoses from narcotic prescription painkiller reach record levels in the United States, a new report finds that most people who survive such events continue to be prescribed the drugs by their doctors. The new … Read more on news9.com KWTV… Read More »
Prescriptions Continue for Most Who Survive Painkiller ODs: Study For example, insurance companies might be able to provide information on overdoses to doctors, which could help them spot patients who are having problems with the drugs, Larochelle said. Dr. Scott Krakower is assistant unit chief of psychiatry at … Read more on Philly.com Spike in… Read More »