Dentists and public health experts are concerned that Americans are putting off routine cleanings, which could compound health issues in the months or years to come. View original article Contributor: Teddy Amenabar
Even neurologists will often miss this ailment. But depending on the cause, prompt treatment might reverse the disease’s progression and allow symptoms to resolve. View original article Contributor: William Schwalbe
“The right tool in the wrong hands can lead to a lot of anxiety,” one doctor says. View original article Contributor: Debra Bruno
Those coin-sized valves allow for the exhaling of potentially infectious respiratory droplets into the air, experts warn. View original article Contributor: Angela Fritz
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Experts say high-level athletes need to seek alternatives to stay active, relieve stress. It’s also a good time to get more sleep, focus on nutrition and foster a recovery mind-set. View original article Contributor: Amanda Loudin
Climate change is worsening heat waves, and too much heat can make an otherwise safe drug dangerous. View original article Contributor: Marlene Cimons
The latest advice on staying safe during the coronavirus pandemic. View original article Contributor: Steven Johnson
A specialist’s blunt questions exposed the prolonged failure to diagnose and treat an elementary school principal for a disease that could have killed him. View original article Contributor: Sandra G. Boodman