Test May Be ‘Misguiding’ Breast Cancer Treatment for Black Women
Advertisement Test May Be ‘Misguiding’ Breast Cancer Treatment for Black Women February 1, 2024 Brielle Benyon NewsArticle The 21-gene breast recurrence score may lead clinicians away from prescribing chemotherapy to Black women who could benefit from the therapy. Utilizing a…
Impact of Nighttime Device Use on Children’s Sleep
Cell phones, tablets, and computers are now common items found in the bedrooms of children and teens. However, new research suggests that the use of these devices at night is associated with a significant loss of sleep time and a…
Fit, Non-Smoking Mom Diagnosed with Lung Cancer
A physically fit, new mom of a toddler is opening up about her unexpected diagnosis with lung cancer. One member of her care team at Stamford Health explains this is a rare situation, but an increasing and alarming health trend….
Are Edibles Safer Than Smoking?
Are Edibles Safer Than Smoking? The debate over the health risks of cannabis consumption continues to evolve as the popularity of edibles rises. Cannabis-infused products such as chocolates and gummies are being promoted as a healthier alternative to traditional smoking…
Study Reveals Impact of Toilet Flushing on Airborne Contaminants
A recent study conducted by scientists at the University of Arizona has finally answered the age-old question of whether it is better to keep the toilet lid up or down when flushing. The findings of this study could potentially revolutionize…
Washington State Faces First Outbreak of Deadly Fungal Infection, Candida Auris
Washington state is facing its first outbreak of the deadly fungal infection, Candida auris, with four people testing positive for the rare and potentially fatal pathogen. The state’s health officials have raised concerns as cases of Candida auris have been…
Study Shows Apixaban Lowers Risk of Stroke in Patients with Subclinical Atrial Fibrillation
In a recent study published in the field of Cardiology, it has been found that apixaban, a type of oral anticoagulant, significantly lowers the risk of stroke or systemic embolism in patients with subclinical atrial fibrillation. This finding is significant…
Pilates Instructor Shares Experience as Breast Cancer Survivor
Chang Hsiu-yun, a Pilates instructor at the Hong Kong Cancer Fund, recently shared her experience of being diagnosed with breast cancer in 2022. She described feeling shocked and afraid upon receiving the news, with her initial reaction being a sense…
The Truth About Flushing with the Toilet Lid Up or Down
Should you flush with the toilet lid up or down? A recent study has found that it may not make much of a difference. Researchers at the University of Arizona investigated whether closing the toilet lid before flushing reduces cross-contamination…
The Right Quantity of Dry Fruits to Have in Winters
Is fist-full really the right quantity of dry fruits to have in winters? Expert reveals Winters aren’t just about snuggling in cosy sweaters & sipping on piping hot Chai; it’s also that time of the year when dry fruits &…