Abortion Bans Hurt Women’s Mental Health: StudyFemales of reproductive age who lived in states with automatic abortion bans experienced worsening mental health after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade compared with those from states that did not have trigger laws, a new study shows. In the… Jan 23 24January 23, 2024Article at themessenger.com
Toxic Yellow Oleander Found in Some Weight Loss Supplements, FDA WarnsToxic yellow oleander has been found in all of the tejocote root samples tested by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), causing them to issue a warning about the supplement on Friday. The investigation was prompted by a September Centers for… Jan 05 24January 05, 2024Article at themessenger.com
Sober Coaching Is an Alternative Way to Cut Back on Alcohol — Here’s How It WorksAmanda Kuda, author of Unbottled Potential, helps people change their relationship to alcohol Sobriety began to change shape in 2018 with the release of Sober Curious by Ruby Warrington, who had started the alcohol-free event series Club Soda NYC a… Jan 02 24January 02, 2024Article at themessenger.com
Wife of Plastic Surgeon Goes Into Cardiac Arrest on His Operating Table, Dies a Week LaterHillary Brown, the wife of plastic surgeon Ben Brown, M.D., died from surgery complications at his practice in Gulf Breeze, Florida, and the Santa Rosa County Sheriffs Office is investigating her death. Brown, 33, seized and went into cardiac arrest… Dec 07 23December 07, 2023Article at themessenger.com
Becoming a Caregiver at Age 29: ‘You See All Your Friends Move Forward Without You’Adrienne Glusman Marioles and her mom, Hetty, were best friends. Growing up, Hetty raised Marioles alone after her father left them, and worked hard to give Marioles a life of abundance. “It was my mom and I against the world,” Marioles tells The… Nov 15 23November 15, 2023Article at themessenger.com
How Physicians Still Get Away With Sexually Abusing PatientsDespite efforts to raise awareness and make change, #metoo has not yet disrupted the doctor’s office Last week, 45 former patients of Darius Paduch, M.D., requested The New York State Department of Health investigate the hospitals where Dr. Paduch, a… Oct 30 23October 30, 2023Article at themessenger.com
After Surviving Cervical Cancer at 26, She Had $80K in Out-of-Pocket CostsKaterina Klawes was born with a rare blood disorder that caused her to be hospitalized multiple times while growing up in rural northern Wisconsin. The disorder causes reduced blood platelets and can lead to increased bleeding from an injury or… Oct 05 23October 05, 2023Article at themessenger.com
Breast Implants Come With Risks – Why Weren’t These Cancer Survivors Warned?Survivors say they felt pressured to get breast reconstruction with implants and weren’t informed of the potential risks Surviving breast cancer is difficult enough, but some people who have mastectomies then develop breast implant illness after… Oct 01 23October 01, 2023Article at themessenger.com
Jamie-Lynn Sigler on Her MS: ‘I Pushed My Feelings Away for a Long Time’Jamie-Lynn Sigler has had Relapsing Remitting Multiple Sclerosis (RRMS) for over 20 years, and she has come to accept the illness as part of her life, but when she was first diagnosed, she struggled to come to terms with it. “After a long process and… Sep 28 23September 28, 2023Article at themessenger.com
Rates Spike 1,000% for Infants Hospitalized With SyphilisThe number of babies hospitalized with syphilis has spiked in Mississippi, according to a study published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Wednesday. The rate increased by 1,000% between 2016-2022, with 10 infants hospitalized in… Sep 21 23September 21, 2023Article at themessenger.com
Brazilian Butt Lift Death Rates Are Highest in Miami—Will a New Law Help?In July, a new law intended to reduce the unusually high number of deaths from Brazilian butt lift procedures in Florida took effect. Between 2010 and 2022, 25 deaths were recorded in South Florida alone. The Brazilian butt lift, or BBL, is the… Sep 13 23September 13, 2023Article at themessenger.com
Why Isn’t Breast Implant Illness an Official Medical Diagnosis?Women have reported symptoms for decades, when will the research catch up? At least 300,000 people get breast implants each year — for cosmetic reasons, as a part of gender-affirming surgery or because of breast reconstruction after a mastectomy. And… Aug 20 23August 20, 2023Article at themessenger.com
Does Ozempic Cause Mental Health Issues? An Expert ExplainsThe European Medicines Agency and U.K. health officials are investigating weight loss drugs like Wegovy for their risk to mental health, after some patients have reported suicidal thoughts. The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency… Jul 27 23July 27, 2023Article at themessenger.com
Syphilis Becomes a Top Priority as Cases Continue to Spike: ‘It’s Very Serious’Health officials also warn their go-to drug is facing a shortage Along with other sexually transmitted diseases, syphilis rates are surging in all U.S. regions and age groups, and the best drug to treat it, an injectable antibiotic, is costly and… Jul 18 23July 18, 2023Article at themessenger.com
37-Year-Old Mom of 3 Diagnosed with 2 Types of Breast Cancer: 'This Cannot Be Real' (Exclusive)Morgan Ryland thought pain in her breast was due to breastfeeding, but later discovered she had two types of breast cancer, one of them stage 4 Morgan Ryland thought she may have mastitis from breastfeeding her third child, Westin, and went to her… May 10 23May 10, 2023Article at people.com
Mom Who Got Uterine Cancer from 9/11 Finally Receives Victims' Benefits for Her Disease (Exclusive)Karen Smith got uterine cancer from the toxic chemicals near to Ground Zero. She is one of the first women to be certified by the World Trade Center Health Program, which finally added uterine cancer to the list just this year Karen Smith was working… May 05 23May 05, 2023Article at people.com
Oprah Winfrey Reveals the Scary Cardiac Symptom That Was Actually a Sign of MenopauseOprah Winfrey had intense heart palpitations prior to menopause, and wants to inform other women about this common symptom Oprah Winfrey knows from personal experience that perimenopause and menopause can interrupt a woman's life. When she was 48,… Apr 11 23April 11, 2023Article at people.com