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Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died Friday due to complications from cancer, after serving on the court for more than 27 years. She was 87 years old. In a news release issued by the
Emotional difficulties were consistently elevated among children and young people from low income households over a month of lockdown compared to those from higher income households. The most recent report from the Co-SPACE (COVID-19 Supporting
Rachel Campos-Duffy warns of impact of pandemic lockdown on special needs children Special needs children are seeing a ‘huge regression’ without the therapies they need, Fox News contributor Rachel Campos-Duffy says. Children with special needs
If you’re lucky enough to work from home during the pandemic, turns out there’s a tradeoff for not having to commute to the office every day. New research from the National Bureau of Economic Research
When seeking critical medical care, minutes count—especially when dealing with cases of suspected heart attack or stroke. Yet many patients in need of emergency care have delayed or avoided a trip to the hospital fearing
Did you know that World Health Day was on the 7th of April? Most people don’t even know that such a day exists! The pandemic has definitely changed our outlook on different matters. Being locked
The international First-line Radiosurgery for Small-Cell Lung Cancer (FIRE-SCLC) analysis led by University of Colorado Cancer Center researchers and published today in JAMA Oncology details clinical outcomes for 710 patients with brain metastases from small
Among the enduring images from our days of COVID-19 is this: A patient, having survived the disease on a respirator and now free of symptoms, is wheeled from the hospital through a phalanx of exuberant
The drug Tagrisso could offer hope to patients battling a form of lung cancer that typically hits people with little or no history of smoking, a new trial finds. Taken after surgery to remove the
Reddit’s beloved AITA (Am I The Asshole?) posts are known for inspiring rousing Internet conversations and teeing up some ethical head-scratchers for us all to consider (along with stories of unhinged MILs, rude co-workers and