The American College of Physicians recommends menopausal hormone therapy as first-line treatment for vasomotor symptoms, with other drugs as alternatives.
New Guideline Recommends Hormone Therapy First For Menopausal Symptoms
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Why Now Is An Ideal Time For Flu Protection
Medical groups urge flu vaccination in October, before influenza spreads widely, and outline options for COVID-19 and RSV protection.
Your Gut Bacteria May Reveal How Fast Your Brain Is Aging
A UCLA study of nearly 1,500 adults links older-appearing brain scans to memory, mood and, in one group, gut bacteria and metabolites.
EAK Distribution LLC Recalls HOME GROWN Green Sprouting Calabrese Broccoli Seeds, 8 Oz, Heirloom Because Of Possible Health Risk
EAK Distribution recalled HOME GROWN broccoli seeds sold on Amazon after Salmonella was detected in a sample, according to the company and FDA notice.
FDA Approves First Heart Valve Designed To Grow With Children
The FDA approved Edwards Lifesciences’ adjustable pulmonary valve for children, based on a 62-patient study with longer-term monitoring continuing.
Heat Wave Effects Can Linger Overnight In Older Adults, Study Finds
A small Ottawa lab trial found signs of heat-related strain remained in older adults after overnight cooling during a simulated three-day heat wave.
Brain Scans Reveal Which Disorders Are Linked To Faster Brain Aging
An MRI study links dementia, addiction and some psychiatric disorders with higher brain age estimates, while ADHD and autism showed no overall difference.
Compliance And Scarcity Define The Next Wave Of Home-Based Care Dealmaking
Home-based care buyers are prioritizing compliant providers as financing costs, Medicare enrollment limits and a proposed payment increase reshape dealmaking.
William Shatner Partners With Audien Hearing On “Boldly Hear What’s Next” Campaign
Audien Hearing names William Shatner a brand ambassador for its “Boldly Hear What’s Next” campaign promoting awareness of hearing loss and OTC devices.
Blood Tests Reveal Why Astronauts Get Constipated In Space
Blood samples from 52 astronauts show signs of increased gut protein fermentation during spaceflight, a possible clue to constipation.
