Knowing how to correctly perform a cardiopulmonary resuscitation (also known as CPR) is a basic yet highly important first aid skill, as it can give a person experiencing a heart attack necessary time for first responders to arrive. However, a study published by the American Medical Association

In early July, the World Health Organization declared that aspartame, a sugar substitute used in products like Diet Coke, was a possible carcinogen. This news naturally raised concerns among many consumers of these products. However, it’s essential to appreciate this information in its proper context. Aspartame was classified as a “possible carcinogen,”

Around 795,000 people die every year or are permanently incapacitated because of incorrect medical diagnoses in public hospitals in the United States, according to a recent study. The alarming figures were revealed by the John Hopkins Armstrong Institute Center for Diagnostic Excellence. Director David Newman-Toker of the institute stated that “reducing diagnostic errors

   The University of Arizona Cancer Center is conducting the CASA Survey to learn about the health of people living in Southern Arizona. We are asking you to join others and share your health experiences and opinions about health research. We want the study results to truly represent the experiences and views of people in […]

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) states that so far 4 deaths have been reported in connection to the use of lubricant eyedrops containing highly drug-resistant bacteria. The products in question are the EzriCare Artificial Tears made by India-based company Global Pharma Healthcare. These are mostly sold over the internet. Other infected products […]