Recognizing the Signs of Dehydration for Better Health
Dehydration can have serious consequences on your health, potentially leading to life-threatening situations if not addressed promptly. Learn how to recognize signs of dehydration, such as dark yellow urine, thirst, dry mouth, reduced skin elasticity, and more. Severe dehydration can cause headaches, nausea, lightheadedness, and weakness. Stay hydrated to maintain your health and prevent complications.
Milwaukee Landmarks Illuminate in Blue for Celiac Disease Awareness
Milwaukee landmarks will be illuminated in blue on May 16th to raise awareness for Celiac Disease, a genetic autoimmune condition with no medical cure. Learn more about the Shine a Light on Celiac Disease campaign and resources available at the Celiac Disease Foundation and Beyond Celiac. Stay informed with daily headlines and breaking news from FOX6 News, covering a wide range of topics including local news, weather alerts, financial news, entertainment options, and more. Connect with FOX6 through social media platforms and access additional news coverage from FOX affiliates in Chicago, Minneapolis, and Detroit.
New Study Shows Tapering GLP-1 Drugs May Prevent Rebound Weight Gain
New research suggests that slowly tapering off GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy may help prevent rebound weight gain. A recent study revealed that patients who gradually reduced their dosage to zero were able to successfully maintain their weight. This innovative approach involved drug tapering and personalized holistic health coaching, emphasizing lifestyle modifications and behavioral changes for sustained weight loss.
Lead Poisoning as Cause of Beethoven’s Deafness
A recent medical report suggests that Beethoven’s profound deafness may have been caused by lead poisoning, with extreme levels of lead found in his hair. This discovery offers a new perspective on the health struggles of the renowned composer and sheds light on the potential impact of lead poisoning on his hearing impairment.
Doctor Overcomes Long Covid to Scale Mount Kailash
Dr. Athmaja Thottungal, an anaesthesia and pain management consultant, shares her inspiring journey of overcoming Long Covid and achieving a remarkable feat by climbing Mount Kailash in Tibet. Despite being bedbound for two and a half months, she persevered and completed the challenging trek with determination and preparation, emphasizing the power of perseverance and resilience in overcoming obstacles.
WHO Prequalifies TAK-003: New Dengue Vaccine Marks Major Breakthrough
The World Health Organization (WHO) prequalified the innovative TAK-003 dengue vaccine, designed for children aged 6-16 in high-prevalence regions. With a two-dose regimen, TAK-003 joins the WHO list alongside CYD-TDV, expanding global vaccine accessibility. Dengue, a significant public health threat, affects millions annually, highlighting the importance of advancements in vaccine development.
The Impact of Arousal on Visual Perception: Insights from Recent Study
Discover how arousal levels influence visual perception according to a recent study by neuroscientist Laura Busse from LMU. The research sheds light on the complex processes that govern our visual experiences, challenging the traditional view of visual stimuli interpretation. Learn about the distinct firing modes in the visual thalamus and the correlation between arousal levels and neural activity, offering valuable insights into the dynamic interplay between brain activity and sensory experiences.
Deadly Fungus Threatens Bat Populations in Colorado
Learn about the dire threat facing bat populations in Colorado as they battle against the deadly fungus causing white-nose syndrome. Discover how this lethal fungal disease is impacting bats and the ecological consequences it may have throughout the state. Find out more about the spread of white-nose syndrome and the importance of monitoring and mitigating its effects on bat populations.
Surprising High-Carb Foods Rich in Protein
Discover how some high-carb foods are surprisingly rich in protein and essential for overall health. Learn about the benefits of protein, including its role in building muscle and maintaining hormones. Find out how a diverse protein intake can lower the risk of high blood pressure. Explore 6 carb-rich foods like beans and lentils that are excellent sources of protein, offering a delicious and nutritious way to meet your dietary needs.
March of Dimes Launches ‘Low Dose, Big Benefits’ Initiative to Combat Preeclampsia
March of Dimes launches ‘Low Dose, Big Benefits’ initiative to combat preeclampsia, a serious condition affecting pregnant women. The campaign aims to raise awareness about the benefits of low-dose aspirin in reducing the risks associated with preeclampsia, with support from partners like Sanofi and HCA healthcare system. Brand ambassador Allyson Felix will share her personal experience with preeclampsia and the positive impact of LDA on her second pregnancy.