AAP, AHA Joint Policy Statement Recommends Widespread Taxation of Sugary Drinks
This policy statement is the first time that the American Academy of Pediatrics has recommended taxes on sugary drinks.
This policy statement is the first time that the American Academy of Pediatrics has recommended taxes on sugary drinks.
Clinical support tools, such as mobile apps, are becoming a regular part of patients’ medical experience.
Facebook’s recent suicide prevention efforts have sparked debate in the public health community.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced a new plan to significantly modernize the regulation and oversight of dietary supplements, according to a statement released today. The new document will be the first update in over 25 years. “I’ve personally benefited from the use of dietary supplements and, as a physician, recognize the benefits of certain…
As the government shutdown drags in to its second month, physicians who treat opioid use disorders are being backed against a wall.
The “Christmas Effect” has been linked to increased risks in patients discharged from the hospital during the December holiday season.
The American Academy of Pediatrics has released a statement responding to the use of tear gas on families and children seeking asylum at the US-Mexico border.
Lesbian, gay, and bisexual adults still delay medical care due to cost despite having access to insurance coverage.
College students of color report an increased fear of crime and violence on college campuses.
When is enough enough when it comes to health metrics?