Pet bunnies love spring grass but keep those family members indoors, experts say — or risk dooming wild Long Island rabbits by spreading a deadly hemorrhagic disease. The virus, known as rabbit hemorrhagic disease virus type 2, or RHDV2, can cause rabbits to have trouble breathing, act nervous or lethargic, or bleed from their noses. … Read more
If you’re looking for a versatile fermented food to aid your digestion and promote better gut health, we’ve got you covered. We consulted with licensed nutritionists and other health experts for advice and to learn more about how adding non-fat plain Greek yogurt to your breakfast, lunch and/or dinner can benefit you. your metabolism. Read … Read more
It started with an injured ankle that turned into blotchy skin and a fever. But one Florida family says it didn’t stop there. They soon learned that their athletic 11-year-old boy was fighting flesh-eating bacteria. For his family, Jesse Brown was the miracle child. Watch the latest news on Channel 7 or stream for free … Read more
Recently published research in body image finds that using a mobile app designed to provide cognitive training to reduce body dissatisfaction and eating disorder symptoms was successful in decreasing these symptoms in 34% of participants. This highlights the applications’ potential use as a potential therapeutic intervention for people with body image disorders, eating disorders, and … Read more
It started with an injured ankle that turned into blotchy skin and a fever. But one Florida family says it didn’t stop there. They soon learned that their athletic 11-year-old boy was fighting flesh-eating bacteria. For his family, Jesse Brown was the miracle child. Watch the latest news on Channel 7 or stream for free … Read more
A British baby is one of the youngest in the world to receive a breakthrough drug for a terminal brain disease, for which there was previously no cure. Max Weston, one, from Chesterfield, has Batten’s disease – a group of rare genetic conditions that cause the brain to shut down gradually over five to ten … Read more
Long COVID isn’t the only opportunity for the virus to wreak havoc later than expected. Even a mild case of COVID can lead to an increased risk of heart problems like heart failure and stroke for at least a year, according to a study conducted in March by researchers from the Department of Veterans Affairs. … Read more
Computer simulation of the H1N1 flu virus at 160 million atom resolution. Credit: Lorenzo Casalino / Amaro Lab / UC San Diego The dynamic movement of H1N1 proteins exposes previously unknown vulnerabilities. The World Health Organization reports that there are approximately 1 billion cases of influenza per year, with 3 to 5 million severe cases … Read more
Long COVID isn’t the only opportunity for the virus to wreak havoc later than expected. Even a mild case of COVID can lead to an increased risk of heart problems like heart failure and stroke for at least a year, according to a study conducted in March by researchers from the Department of Veterans Affairs. … Read more
Max Weston, one, from Chesterfield, has a rare genetic condition Batten disease causes the brain to shut down between the ages of five and ten A British baby is one of the youngest in the world to receive a breakthrough drug for a terminal brain disease, for which there was previously no cure. Max Weston, … Read more