Lymphedema Treatment: Long-Term Use of Common Heartburn Drugs Linked to Early Death Risk

July 5, 2017

Long-Term Use of Common Heartburn Drugs Linked to Early Death Risk

Daily Dose

Long-Term Use of Common Heartburn Drug Linked to Early Death Risk

News Medical—Some drugs commonly used to treat heartburn, ulcers, and other digestive problems may increase the risk for early death when taken over an extended period.

The Connection Between Parkinson's Disease and Melanoma

MNT—Research shows Parkinson's disease increases melanoma risk, and people with melanoma are at increased risk for developing Parkinson's, but the link isn't fully understood.

On the Horizon: Over-the-Counter Hearing Aids?

MedPage Today—

Over-the-counter hearing assistance devices are nearly as effective for people with mild-to-moderate hearing loss as conventional hearing aids that cost thousands of dollars more, according to a new study.

5 Reasons You Should Agree to Be Seen by a Med Student

Berkeley Wellness—

In many hospitals and clinics, medical students regularly see patients, along with the attending and resident physicians, as part of their training. Here are five reasons not to turn down this opportunity.

6 Ways a Dog Can Help You Live Better with Chronic Illness

Health Central—

From motivation to acceptance, a four-legged family member can teach us valuable lessons when it comes to living well with a chronic health condition.