Obese people who restricted their caloric intake and ate within a 12-hour window lost weight and fat as well as lowered their blood pressure, heart rate, glucose, and insulin levels.
The legalization of recreational marijuana led to an increase in traffic crashes and fatalities, according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
Scientists in Japan are homing in on a mysterious COVID-19 side effect: its ability to interrupt the body’s metabolism and even trigger diabetes in some people.
The state Department of Health has ordered more than 64,000 new doses of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines now that the federal government updated its guidelines to allow Covid shots for children as young as six months old.
Entry level positions are available in food service, housekeeping, patient registration, clinic office support, lab assistants, and certified nursing assistants.
Emergency management services in rural areas face plenty of challenges. That’s why two organizations are merging to create more of an opportunity for north country EMS crews.
Authors of a new study say they were surprised to find little research that could be helpful to patients considering using cannabis products to treat chronic pain.
A major study out of the U.K. warns problems with heart health will be with us for years to come because of the disruption to services during the COVID pandemic.
State Senator John Mannion announced legislation that would extend workers’ compensation coverage to any New Yorker who contracted a tick-related disease while on the job.
New research shows a link between food marketing and increases in food intake, choices, preferences, and requests for purchases in children and adolescents.