Month: April 2022

Dr. Rachel Hardeman hopes to inspire others to think bigger about the link, and in turn, solutions that protect both mothers and babies. It isn’t an easy mission. View original article Contributor: Tonya Russell

Supermarkets stocked up as long lines formed. The Chinese authorities ordered mass testing to contain a rising number of coronavirus cases in an affluent district of the capital. View original article Contributor: Keith Bradsher and Chris Buckley

Already known to help ease depression, regular exercise may also help prevent it, with people who exercised just half the recommended weekly amount lowering their risk for depression by 18 percent, according to new research. View original article Contributor: Linda Searing

Many drivers retain their skills later into life, but vision impairments and diminishing reaction speed pose risks. View original article Contributor: Martha Hamilton

View original article Contributor: Matt Richtel and Annie Flanagan

Navy officials confirmed at least four sailors assigned to the USS George Washington have died by suicide in the past year — three of them in the past month. A fifth sailor also died last year but the cause of death is undetermined, officials said. View original article Contributor: Lindsey Bever

If runners don’t have symptoms such as chest pain and shortness of breath, they can return to exercise but should take their time, says one physician. View original article Contributor: Jill Rothenberg

His doctors told him again and again he had essential hypertension — high blood pressure with no underlying cause. But it did have a cause. View original article Contributor: Sandra G. Boodman