Florida Atlantic University — The alarming results of a recent study are sobering: More than 2,400 U.S. children and teens were killed by firearms in 2017, the same year that 144 police officers and about 1,000 active military personnel died in the line of duty.
European Journal of Preventive Cardiology — Secondhand smoke from fathers-to-be raises a baby's risk of congenital heart defects by up to 124 percent and is even more dangerous to a developing baby than when mom smokes during pregnancy, according to a new study. Read More »
The Endocrine Society — Weight loss can decrease the number of headaches in people with obesity who have migraines, according to a study that also suggests losing weight can improve quality of life and productivity at work and school. Read More »
Berkeley Wellness — If you think you have a food allergy, don't self-diagnose — see an allergist for testing. If you're diagnosed with an allergy, your allergist will advise you on how to avoid contact with allergens. Read More »
HealthCentral — Certain medications and procedures like radiation and chemotherapy can impact the ability to have children in the future, but fertility preservation is often possible. Here's how. Read More »
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