Prenatal opioid exposure may lower IQ in babies
Pregnant women who use opioids may be putting their unborn children at a high risk of mental and physical disabilities later in life, a new study shows.
Study: 40 percent of medical clinics refuse to treat regular opioid users
People who take opioids for chronic pain have a harder time finding a doctor than non-opioid taking patients, a new study.
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Antibiotics overprescribed for pneumonia patients, study finds
Two-thirds of hospitalized pneumonia patients may be prescribed antibiotics for too long, increasing their risk for potentially harmful side effects, researchers say.
Athletes with ACL injury at greater risk of repeat after return to sports
Young athletes who sustain an ACL injury are at increased risk for a second knee injury when they return to sports, according to research.
Your lifestyle can lower your dementia risk, even if you have high genetic risk,...
A good diet and ample exercise don't just help your waistline. Healthy lifestyle factors may also help lower your risk of dementia, even if you have a higher genetic risk, according to a study published Sunday in the medical journal JAMA.
Five died of Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever since March
Since the beginning of the current [Iranian calendar] year (March 21), 54 people have been diagnosed with Crimean-Congo hemorrhagic fever and five of them lost their lives, said Behzad Amiri, head of zoonotic diseases department at the ministry of health.
Conflict and insecurity driving spread of diseases like Ebola, WHO chief warns
Deadly outbreak is ‘global wake-up call’, Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus tells Guardian
Could targeting this heart hormone help control blood pressure?
Recent insights into a hormone released by muscle cells could lead to improved ways to treat high blood pressure.
How a unique gene mutation may drive autism
Which factors drive autism? This is a question to which researchers still have no answer. Now, a new study conducted in mice and assessing data from humans suggests that a unique genetic mutation may play a key role in early brain development, contributing to autism.
Spinach supplement may increase muscle strength
New research has examined the potential of spinach extract as an enhancer of athletic performance. The active compound in spinach extract significantly improves muscle strength, leading the study authors to recommend banning the supplement in sports.







