As Ebola cases hit 1,000, almost 3 million children and adolescents face rising risks in eastern DR Congo - Unicef
Ebola has left over 130 children orphaned in Ituri, driving urgent need for protection and care
One Stage of Sleep Seems Critical For Reducing The Risk of Dementia - ScienceAlert
We all know getting a good night's sleep is vital to the healthy functioning of our bodies, but the importance of sleep goes much further than you might realize.
If You Can Actually Pass This Basic Sexual Health Test, You're Smarter Than Most Adults - BuzzFeed
This test can actually save your life.
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We Asked Pest Pros How to Tick-Proof a Backyard and They Gave Us These 9 Tips - The Spruce
Ticks may be tiny, but their bite can pack a threatening punch. Keep these pests at bay with expert approved ways to tick-proof your own backyard.
COVID-19 vaccine study that was blocked from CDC journal is published elsewhere - AP News
A study on COVID-19 vaccine effectiveness has been published after being blocked from a government health journal. The study in by JAMA Network Open shows the vaccine is about 55% effective against hospitalizations and reduces emergency visits by 50%. The fin…
Tick bite ER visits rise as patients question testing costs - WCAX
The CDC's tracker shows ER visits for tick bites at the highest rates since 2019. And some people are getting sticker shock over the cost of testing.
Yes, You Can Fix Your Aging Neck - Harper's BAZAAR
The face may get all the attention when it comes to cosmetic treatments, but the neck deserves love too. Novel technologies that go beyond creams deliver lifted, sculpted necks—without surgery.
Mom's Confusion Dismissed as Menopause and Anxiety. Then She's Diagnosed with Incurable Brain Cancer - Yahoo
“It was completely harrowing," Jack Dilger said of his mother's diagnosis, which eventually led to 13 brain surgeries in two years
A lethal virus has been found among Utah’s wild rabbits. Here’s what to know. - The Salt Lake Tribune
Two instances of a fatal and infectious disease that strikes rabbits has been found in two Utah counties, the state's Division of Wildlife Resources reports.