Category: health

  • Spring travel: physicians urge travelers to understand their DVT risks on trips longer than four hours

    Expert tips for recognizing symptoms and reducing blood clot risk during extended sitting GREENBELT, Md. — With spring travel ramping up, Center for Vein Restoration (CVR) is reminding the public that anyone traveling more than four hours by air, car, bus or train can be at risk for potentially deadly blood clots, particularly people with additional risk…

  • This Tiny Cellular Portal Could Open Vast Possibilities for Medicine

    Inside each of your cells, there lies the nucleus, its master command center. Protected inside each nucleus are your chromosomes, containing all the genetic instructions for making proteins. To keep the body operating smoothly, proteins, RNA molecules, and molecular signals must constantly flow in and out of this cellular HQ, mediating which genetic instructions are…

  • Pranic Healing Emerges as a Powerful Natural Sleep Solution

    A Healing Technique That Helps You Sleep Better Than Any Meditation AppPranic Healing is the ancient energy fix that is outsmarting every modern sleep hack By- Sriram Rajagopal, Director, World Pranic Healing In today’s fast-paced world, getting quality sleep has become a growing challenge. Many people go to bed exhausted yet find themselves wide awake,…

  • Nit Happens, A New Clinically Proven Non-Toxic Lice Treatment Now Available at Walgreens

      The gentle and highly effective lice treatment is available at 6,000 Walgreens locations in the United States DALLAS, TX (Mar16)- Cartwheel, a healthcare brand developed by moms for moms, is today announcing the availability of its inaugural consumer product, Nit Happens, at 6,000 Walgreens locations in the United States. The over-the-counter lice treatment uses…

  • What’s at Stake Beyond the Smile

    Studies have shown associations between oral conditions, particularly periodontal disease, and systemic ailments, some of them life-threatening and all affecting quality of life. What does the condition of your teeth, gums, and jaws have to do with your heart, brain, and guts? More than you might realize. The public perception of the mouth as separate…

  • Georgia Tech Receives Up to Dollar 21.8M Award in ‘Unprecedented’ Push to Treat Lymphatic Disease

    The Georgia Institute of Technology has been awarded up to $21.8 million from the Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health (ARPA-H) to deliver a first-of-its-kind therapy to patients with lymphatic disease. For many of these patients, care has long meant pain and disfigurement alongside other severe side effects, rather than receiving treatment that addresses the…

  • 9 Essential Ways to Evaluate a Reliable Health Insurer in 2026

    Pic Credit: Pexel Selecting the right health insurer is one of the most important decisions you can make for your family’s well-being. With healthcare costs rising and insurance options expanding, it’s crucial to choose a provider that offers reliable coverage, excellent support, and smooth access to medical care. In 2026, several real-world factors can help…

  • Growing Implants Bring New Hope to Children with Bone Cancer

    Pic Credit: Pexel A new medical innovation called the “growing implant” is transforming the treatment of bone cancer in children. The technique allows surgeons to remove cancer-affected bone while preserving the limb and enabling it to grow normally, improving long-term mobility and quality of life. Bone cancers such as osteosarcoma and Ewing sarcoma often affect children…

  • Women’s Health Experts Spotlight Fibroid Treatments Following Lupita Nyong’o Disclosure

    Hackensack Meridian Women’s Health Experts Highlight Uterus-Sparing Minimially Invasive Treatments Following Lupita Nyong’o Sharing Struggle with Fibroids In the wake of actress Lupita Nyong’o’s recent, candid social media post about her ongoing battle with 77 uterine fibroids, the conversation around this common but often silently endured condition is more relevant than ever. Her story highlights…

  • Sylvester Cancer Tip Sheet for March 2026

    Colorectal Cancer Sylvester Expert Leads Prevention Efforts for High-Risk Colorectal Cancer Patients March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month and an ideal time to focus on the third most common cancer in the U.S. Many people know the importance of early detection for effective treatment, but fewer are aware that the disease sometimes has a genetic…