March 19, 2024 Qualities To Look For In A Med Spa Practitioner Imagine walking into a Med Spa, your heart filled with anticipation for your much-awaited facial rejuvenation McLean. There’s nothing like the prospect of a more youthful, revitalized appearance to brighten your spirits. Yet, your excitement could quickly sour if you’re met with a […]
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Narcan is becoming harder to find at drugstores across America
With the opioid crisis in the United States continuing to kill thousands of people every year, many are touting the benefits of a potentially life-saving drug: Narcan, which can prevent overdose deaths if administered quickly. But in recent months, getting your hands on a vial of Narcan has been easier said than done. Narcan, also […]
Read MoreThe hollow classroom
For a brief period four years ago, when the U.S. first declared a COVID emergency, it seemed like we were suspended in time, with everything rolling to a stop. And then the world resumed — just with all the trends in play moving faster. Whether it was political polarization or the rise of remote work, […]
Read MoreChoosing the Right Infertility Specialist: What You Need to Know
Health March 18, 2024 Choosing the Right Infertility Specialist: What You Need to Know Choosing the right infertility specialist can feel like a daunting task. You want to ensure you’re in capable hands, with a team that understands your unique situation and is equipped to help. Imagine walking into a san diego fertility clinic, your […]
Read MoreRevolutionizing Healthcare Access in Daytona Beach: The Rise of High Visibility Medical Outpads
March 18, 2024 Revolutionizing Healthcare Access in Daytona Beach: The Rise of High Visibility Medical Outpads In the bustling urban landscape of Daytona Beach, a new trend is reshaping the accessibility and delivery of healthcare services: high visibility Medical Outpad sites. Strategically located at the crossroads of convenience and necessity, these facilities are emerging at key intersections, […]
Read MoreWhat Does An Anti-Aging Specialist Do?
Health March 17, 2024 What Does An Anti-Aging Specialist Do? Imagine this: You’re looking into the mirror, noticing the subtle signs of the passage of time. Those fine lines, the tired eyes, maybe even grappling with problems like erectile dysfunction o’fallon. Enter, an Anti Aging Specialist. This professional is not a magician, but they might […]
Read MoreMike Tyson vs. Jake Paul And The Health Implications Of Older Boxers Fighting
NewsOne Featured Video Source: Getty Images / Getty If at 58, I were to agree to a boxing match with a person half my age, much alarm would be caused. My daughters would burst into tears, my partner would have strong words, and my students would have final confirmation that I had lost the plot. […]
Read MoreThe lows of an unregulated high: Teens are abusing marijuana alternative delta-8
In U.S. states that have legalized recreational cannabis, you must be at least 21 years old to purchase it from a dispensary. But some teenagers have found a way around this by obtaining a marijuana offshoot drug called delta-8 THC, which is far less regulated and typically easier to obtain. A new study has revealed […]
Read MoreThe lows of an unregulated high: Teens are using marijuana alternative delta-8
In U.S. states that have legalized recreational cannabis, you must be at least 21 years old to purchase it from a dispensary. But some teenagers have found a way around this by obtaining a marijuana offshoot drug called delta-8 THC, which is far less regulated and typically easier to obtain. A new study has revealed […]
Read MoreKanesatake Health Center urges measles caution
Amid Quebec’s first outbreak of measles since 2019, the Kanesatake Health Center (KHC) is warning community members about the dangers of the disease and encouraging them to check whether they’ve been vaccinated. “There’s not much you can do once you have measles. There’s no medicine you can take. You just kind of bunker down and […]
Read MoreFar-right ‘hypermasculine’ fitness clubs
A secretive network of martial arts and fitness clubs is being used by far-right activists to recruit youngsters into fascism, a new report has claimed. The anti-fascist campaign group Hope Not Hate revealed how the International Active Club movement, a “network of fascist martial arts clubs that are used to spread far-right ideology”, has emerged […]
Read MoreWhat Is the Breast Cancer Risk Assessment Test That Helped Discover Olivia Munn’s Cancer?
Actress Olivia Munn has opened up about her fight with cancer, noting that her cancer was discovered after doctors conducted what is called a breast cancer risk assessment test. Her results warranted close examination, which is what detected her fast-growing cancer. Many are now looking to learn about what the test. Munn says her cancer […]
Read MoreWhile You Weren’t Looking, Senate Republicans Blocked Another IVF Bill
Janice Schakowsky (IL) David Schweikert (AZ) Greg Steube (FL) Eric Swalwell (CA) Norma Torres (CA) Juan Vargas (CA) Nydia Velazquez (NY) Nikema Williams (GA) The bill stipulates that ByteDance, TikTok’s Chinese parent company, must sell TikTok to an American company within six months. Otherwise, TikTok will be banned from U.S. app stores. A company associated […]
Read MoreRepublican Senator Single-Handedy Blocks Yet Another IVF Bill
Janice Schakowsky (IL) David Schweikert (AZ) Greg Steube (FL) Eric Swalwell (CA) Norma Torres (CA) Juan Vargas (CA) Nydia Velazquez (NY) Nikema Williams (GA) The bill stipulates that ByteDance, TikTok’s Chinese parent company, must sell TikTok to an American company within six months. Otherwise, TikTok will be banned from U.S. app stores. A company associated […]
Read MoreRepublican Senator Single-Handedly Blocks Yet Another IVF Bill
Janice Schakowsky (IL) David Schweikert (AZ) Greg Steube (FL) Eric Swalwell (CA) Norma Torres (CA) Juan Vargas (CA) Nydia Velazquez (NY) Nikema Williams (GA) The bill stipulates that ByteDance, TikTok’s Chinese parent company, must sell TikTok to an American company within six months. Otherwise, TikTok will be banned from U.S. app stores. A company associated […]
Read More7 Nutritional Hacks for Depression & Anxiety
At any moment in time, approximately 26% of Americans are struggling with a diagnosable mental illness. So, if you have dinner with three friends, the odds are one of you is not doing well. Most common are depression and anxiety, with a 29% chance of receiving a depression diagnosis in a lifetime, and a 31% […]
Read MoreNew Mexico Officials Conduct ‘Environmental Assessment’ After Man Dies of Plague
A New Mexico man died of the plague after being hospitalized for the disease, according to health officials. The unidentified man’s death is the first human case of the plague in New Mexico since 2021 and the first death since 2020, when there were four human plague cases, the New Mexico Department of Health (NMDOH) […]
Read MoreTrump Is Admitting Verbatim That He’d Gut Social Security and Medicare
“And then Congress said, well, they never, they ultimately, usually fail,” he continued on CNBC’s Squawk Box. “They are a gooch—like, extremely political, and they’re extremely subject to people called lobbyists who happen to be very, very talented, very good and very rich.” “I could have banned TikTok. I had it banned just about, I […]
Read MoreTrump Is Threatening to Gut Social Security. Take His Word for It.
“And then Congress said, well, they never, they ultimately, usually fail,” he continued on CNBC’s Squawk Box. “They are a gooch—like, extremely political, and they’re extremely subject to people called lobbyists who happen to be very, very talented, very good and very rich.” “I could have banned TikTok. I had it banned just about, I […]
Read MoreWhy Are Inhaler Prices Are Skyrocketing? Racial Minorities Suffer Asthma At Highest Rates
NewsOne Featured Video Source: Jacob Wackerhausen / Getty The price of asthma medication has soared in the U.S. over the past decade and a half. The jump – in some cases from around a little over US$10 to almost $100 for an inhaler – has meant that patients in need of asthma-related products often struggle […]
Read MoreBritain’s food poisoning problem
The public is unwittingly playing “Russian roulette with food”, an expert has warned. Hospital admissions for food-related illnesses salmonella, E. coli and campylobacter have reached record highs in England, latest NHS data shows. Tim Lang, professor of food policy at City University, told The Guardian that there would be more cases until the British public […]
Read MoreMy Daughter, Interrupted: Life And Love After Suicide
Source: Dionne C. Monsanto The following post, a love letter from a mother to the daughter she lost to suicide, is the latest installation in NewsOne’s Special Series America in Crisis: Black Child Suicide. It contains detailed information about child abuse and suicide. Please be certain to ensure any support you may need in reading […]
Read MoreMike Johnson Hits All-Time Low in Stupidity With Latest IVF Comments
The Life at Conception Act was introduced first in 2021 with 166 co-sponsors (all Republicans) and then again in 2023 with 124 (again all Republicans). Many opponents of the bill, which has not advanced since, have warned that, if it became law, the legislation would heavily restrict access to in vitro fertilization. The bill and […]
Read MoreTrump’s Favorite Doctor Caught in Very Trump-Like Lie About Record
The Life at Conception Act was introduced first in 2021 with 166 co-sponsors (all Republicans) and then again in 2023 with 124 (again all Republicans). Many opponents of the bill, which has not advanced since, have warned that, if it became law, the legislation would heavily restrict access to in vitro fertilization. The bill and […]
Read MoreIt Seems Trump’s Favorite Doctor Was Lying About His Military Record
The Life at Conception Act was introduced first in 2021 with 166 co-sponsors (all Republicans) and then again in 2023 with 124 (again all Republicans). Many opponents of the bill, which has not advanced since, have warned that, if it became law, the legislation would heavily restrict access to in vitro fertilization. The bill and […]
Read MoreGOP Congresswoman: That Anti-Abortion Bill I Sponsored? Never Mind!
The Life at Conception Act was introduced first in 2021 with 166 co-sponsors (all Republicans) and then again in 2023 with 124 (again all Republicans). Many opponents of the bill, which has not advanced since, have warned that, if it became law, the legislation would heavily restrict access to in vitro fertilization. The bill and […]
Read MoreBullying Republicans on IVF Hypocrisy Works. Look at Michelle Steel.
The Life at Conception Act was introduced first in 2021 with 166 co-sponsors (all Republicans) and then again in 2023 with 124 (again all Republicans). Many opponents of the bill, which has not advanced since, have warned that, if it became law, the legislation would heavily restrict access to in vitro fertilization. The bill and […]
Read MoreDeciphering the cellular mechanisms behind ALS
At a time in which scientific research is increasingly cross-disciplinary, Ernest Fraenkel, the Grover M. Hermann Professor in Health Sciences and Technology in MIT’s Department of Biological Engineering, stands out as both a very early adopter of drawing from different scientific fields and a great advocate of the practice today. When Fraenkel’s students find themselves […]
Read MoreHyrox: the new fitness trend taking over gyms
A fitness competition which combines running with a full-body workout is booming in popularity among gym-goers over 35. Hyrox, dubbed by its organisers as a “global fitness race”, has become the talk of gyms across the UK among those who want to “go one better than a Parkrun” but have had enough of “hardcore obstacle […]
Read More“This MIT Bootcamp shook everything upside down and has given me the spirit of innovation”
A new MIT Bootcamps hybrid program recently convened 34 innovators to tackle substance use disorder from multiple perspectives. Together, they built and pitched new ventures with the goal of bringing life-saving innovations to the field. The Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Ventures program featured workshops, case studies, and interactive sessions with researchers, entrepreneurs, and doctors who […]
Read MoreOTC birth control arrives amid the battle over reproductive rights
Cheap, easy birth control is arriving in the United States. The country’s first over-the-counter birth control pill “will soon become the most effective birth-control method available without a doctor’s visit,” said The Wall Street Journal. The pill — called Opill, available for $19.99 a month — is a “milestone that reproductive activists have pursued for […]
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