Category: 6. Health

As US officials move to restrict vaccines, including the shots to prevent respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), more evidence is emerging to confirm how dramatically the jabs reduce hospitalizations.

Announced last week as part of new restrictions on…

Influenza cases are on a significant rise across the Granite State.

Since mid-December, there have been exponential week-over-week increases in influenza-like illness and acute respiratory illness, with flu activity spreading…

New Hampshire’s long-established requirements on vaccines needed to attend public school have not been altered despite recent cutbacks in federal guidelines announced by Robert Kennedy Jr., but several proposed bills in Concord…

Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre shared a post on LinkedIn:

“A $5 million National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) grant will help Peter Mac researchers tackle one of cancer’s toughest challenges: advanced,…

NEW large-scale cohort evidence indicates that eye health can be meaningfully predicted using a cardiovascular risk tool already embedded in routine primary care. The Pooled Cohort Equations (PCE), traditionally used to estimate…

Trevor Peeler has spent 50 years of his life driving in and out of the gates of the Harcourt Cooperative Cool Stores. He didn’t see the site burn to the ground on Friday night because he was blocks away protecting his house.

Not that he could…

Aging affects both body and mind, yet changes do not happen at the same pace for every person. Some adults remain sharp and active well into later life, while others begin facing memory problems earlier.

Scientists from the Ohio University…