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Can Cell Phones Cause Brain Cancer?
Ever since cell phones became widely available, there’s been a concern that using them might cause brain cancer. See what the latest research says.
Vitamin D Deficiency: A Hidden Cause of Fractures in Young Athletes
Vitamin D deficiency is common in athletes and can affect musculoskeletal health, increasing the risk of injury. Young athletes are especially vulnerable.
Can Chronic Itchiness Be a Sign of Disease?
Occasional itchiness is a common, usually temporary problem. However, if the urge to scratch persists without an obvious cause, it’s time to see a doctor.
Does Menopause Change the Way You Metabolize Alcohol?
Many women find that alcohol use affects them differently as they enter perimenopause and may worsen symptoms such as hot flashes and sleep disruptions.
How Common Are Lung Nodules?
More common than you might think, a lung nodule or “spot on the lung” is an area of dense tissue that shows up on a chest x-ray or CT scan.
Family Planning for LGBTQIA+ People
LGBTQIA+ couples have more options than ever to start or expand their families with biological children of their own.
Stressed-Out Parents: A Growing Public Health Concern
Today’s parents are under a lot of stress and their mental well-being is suffering. The crisis is prompting health experts to look at possible solutions.
Hand Tremors? When to See a Doctor
Temporary, mild hand tremors are not usually a sign of serious disease. However, if they are prolonged or accompanied by other symptoms, a medical evaluation is recommended.