Q. I recently read that taking psyllium within two hours of medications or herbs can interact and make them ineffective. It seems important for doctors who recommend psyllium to mention this.
If you’re not a fan of working out or simply don’t have time, we have good news for you. Doing everyday chores and activities a bit more briskly might lead to big gains in health and longevity, a new study shows. That means you could tweak how you clean your house, climb stairs or run for the bus and get some of the benefits of exercise without a trip to the gym.
When her son spent the first nine days of his life in the MultiCare Deaconess Hospital’s neonatal intensive care unit, Rikki Hector was not sure she would be able to breastfeed him. Now, she wants to donate her breast milk to other mothers in the same situation.
ATLANTA – Creators of an innovative pacifier believe it will transform neonatal care. According to team lead and associate professor Hong Yeo in the Woodruff School of Mechanical Engineering at Georgia Tech, this is the first device in the world that can continuously measure a baby’s electrolyte concentrations.
DENVER — Psychedelic-assisted therapy is one step closer to becoming legally available in Colorado, with the state’s first healing center obtaining a license to offer the service this week. On Monday, the state’s Natural Medicine Division issued an operational license to The Center Origin, a wellness center located at 1440 Blake St., Suite 330 in Denver. The business expects to begin offering ...
AstraZeneca Plc’s experimental cholesterol drug significantly reduced “bad” cholesterol in a midstage trial, boosting hopes for a potential blockbuster that could be part of a powerful combination medicine targeting weight loss and related ailments.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s quest to reshape food policy in America took him to an event here with the state’s Republican governor, who announced Friday his intent to seek the federal government’s help in barring the use of food stamps to buy soda.
To help the most vulnerable in society, public health and criminal justice must be working as one, members of a Gonzaga University panel said Thursday.
Q. I have Barrett’s esophagus, so my doctor prescribed Dexilant. Before that, the reflux was so bad it was going into my Eustachian tubes like a volcano and setting my ears on fire. I thought I was exploding. At that point, I was taking Prilosec twice a day with no relief.
