Doctor Richard Sacra has returned to the U.S. for treatment after being infected with the Ebola virus in Liberia. So far he is the third U.S. aid worker to contract the virus. The rush to contain this deadly virus goes on. Click here to Read More.
There have already been numerous studies that show that there are many different health benefits of marriage for men. However, according to health officials, while…
The man hospitalized in Indiana with the first U.S. case of a potentially fatal respiratory virus called Middle East Respiratory Syndrome, or MERS, is improving…
Despite the high level of success with vaccines designed to prevent it, measles is seeing a recurrence in the United States, according to the Centers…
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), even though the pregnancy rate for teens between 15 and 17 seems to be declining,…
The number of calls to poison control centers for nicotine poisoning from e-cigarettes has risen dramatically in recent years, U.S. health officials reported Thursday. Calls…
A new study has provided pro-bottle-feeding advocates with all new ammo in the ongoing debate over the benefits of breastfeeding. Ohio State University released research…
If “you are what you eat”, what are you? If you eat, you’d better read this. CNN.com has the complete story. Read more:
01/24/14- Jacque Reid goes “Inside Her Story” with Dr. Jacqueline Miller, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, about Gynecological Cancer and HPV and how it affects…
Via CDC.ORG Know the facst on how this disease affects more than just the African American community. Learn more right here.
“The Voice” singer Jamar Rogers has been traveling to high schools and universities, lecturing students about the importance of practicing safe sex. He should…
Via: newsone.com While the gap between life expectancy rates for African Americans and Whites still exists, it has narrowed over the last two decades, according to “Health, United States, 2011,”a new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) report released on Wednesday. Between 2000 and 2009, life expectancy at birth increased more for African Americans […]
