Journal of Clinical Toxicology — Kratom has become popular for people looking for more "natural" ways to relieve pain, symptoms of depression and anxiety, and opioid withdrawal. But annual calls to U.S. Poison Control Centers related to the supplement have skyrocketed in recent years.
Science Translational Medicine — In people with eczema, or atopic dermatitis, the skin contains more sodium chloride than healthy skin, in a literal version of "pouring salt on a wound." Read More »
Nature — You've heard of bird flu and swine flu... now bats?! New research identified influenza viruses in the winged mammals in South America that could pass to livestock — and yes, humans. Read More »
Berkeley Wellness — If you have arthritis in your hand, even the simplest tasks — such as twisting open a jar or lifting a bag of groceries — can seem nearly impossible due to pain, stiffness, and weakness. Here are some new recommendations that may help. Read More »
HealthCentral — A diagnosis of acid reflux doesn't have to mean saying goodbye to all of your favorite fruits. The super foods here are rich in the sort of fiber that can protect against acid reflux. Read More »
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