Radioactive isotopes are prevalent in the medical field for various purposes; learn more about how radioisotopes are used for medical treatment.
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Prompted by a cluster of hepatitis cases of unknown origin among children in multiple states and countries, state health officials are asking parents to watch for signs of liver inflammation in their children — especially after bouts with either upper respiratory or stomach-intestinal illnesses.
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Read this brief guide on the use of metals in medical devices to learn what purposes different metals serve in medical technology to maximize patient care.
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Affirmative therapy validates and advocates for individuals of various ethnic, gender, and sexual orientation identities by offering safe, bias-free spaces.
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As we age, the daily tasks we’re used to doing can become a new challenge. Let’s explore some of the best ways to support your aging parents.
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Minnesota Commissioner of Health Jan Malcolm has approved an advisory committee’s recommendation to add congenital cytomegalovirus (cCMV) to the list of conditions for which Minnesota newborns are routinely screened, paving the way for Minnesota to become the first state in the nation to screen every newborn for cCMV.
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Learn how to ensure the safety of your student-athletes. Knowing how to prevent any injuries makes it easier to feel at ease putting these kids on the field.
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Experts said Monday that an alleged hybrid coronavirus mutation dubbed “Deltacron” reportedly discovered in a Cyprus lab is most likely the result of a lab contamination, and not a new worrying variant.
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Protecting a young athlete can feel impossible with the level of activity they encounter. But there are various ways to encourage safety and performance.
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Of all the unwelcome house guests you may ever host, few are as nasty as radon.
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