Month: August 2022

What are these things anyway? Which work best and which are safe? Here’s what CR has found after years of testing. View original article Contributor: Catherine Roberts

Some chronically ill women face questions about critical medications that could be used to end a pregnancy. View original article Contributor: Katie Shepherd

Another proposal in the Inflation Reduction Act that caps insulin at $35 per month for Medicare patients was left untouched. View original article Contributor: Rachel Pannett

What are these things anyway? Which work best and which are safe? Here’s what CR has found after years of testing. View original article Contributor: Catherine Roberts

Some chronically ill women face questions about critical medications that could be used to end a pregnancy. View original article Contributor: Katie Shepherd

Because frightened people don’t always behave well, it’s time for a primer in monkeypox manners. View original article Contributor: Steven Petrow

Mental health issues are on the rise, but tween girls about ages 10 to 14 appear to be struggling more than in the past, a psychologist says. View original article Contributor: Jelena Kecmanovic

A study examines the link between vaping and marijuana use. View original article Contributor: Erin Blakemore

It took a few weeks of trial and error, meltdowns and tears (mine) to figure out effective, simple ways to manage unpredictable hospital days and combat the stress of parenting a critically sick child. View original article Contributor: Amy McHugh