Category - Medicine

• Pharmacist dispensed more than 300,000 oxycodone pills in Broward, feds say
• Asthma drug could help children with allergies to eat normally
• Alarm as control of NHS data moves to US private equity firm
• Expanding Health Care, Telemedici­ne
• Up to 5 cups of coffee may be safe for the heart
• Their ‘Remarkable’ Recovery
• Would YOU put intimate body part in this device to beat impotence?
• FIU’s Sweet Cancer Cure
• When to consider a hip replacemen­t
• COMMON KNEE FIX MAY DO MORE HARM THAN GOOD
• New therapies improve survival for hard-to-treat cancers
• Chemo can restore hair color!
• A Shot Against Fear
• The brain shifts up and back in microgravi­ty
• Simple ways to ease dry, light-sensitive eyes
• Heart health is for all
• The silent killer: new research into ovarian cancer o ers hope to women
• Sleep gummies, super doses and side effects
• In aftermath of quakes, Venezuela’s hurting health system faces greatest crisis yet
• Moraga woman undergoes historic surgery
• Death puts spotlight on alcohol withdrawal
• Insurers hedge on cutting barriers
• New hope for skin cancer surfaces
• Early 20th-century Houston sowed seeds of medical future
• The dark side of ‘miracle’ jabs
• Mapping Our Medical Marvels
• BOOZE BAD FOR YOU!
• One at a time: get more done without multitaski­ng
• PICK OF TODAY’S RADIO
• Suzie thought her palpitatio­ns were due to stress and so did doctors. But it wasn’t her heart, it was her thyroid...
• Houston’s medical, space centers drive innovation
• How Texas Medical Center grew into world’s largest medical complex
• Cooley and DeBakey: The Houston feud that transforme­d heart surgery
• Texas medical schools prepare for new space age
• Breakthrou­gh pancreatic cancer drug illustrate­s importance of research
• Hot Springs hospital to transfer obstetric care to other providers
• They've heard the warnings, but Gen Z is tanning anyway
• NM CANCER CENTER debuts advanced breast cancer imaging technology.
• Christus is making the rounds