Nurse Greg Collins performed CPR on Jerry Hollenkamp, who had lost consciousness in a turn lane, in today's bite-sized hospital and health industry news from Minnesota and Ohio.
FDA is raising new safety concerns about products containing cannabidiol (CBD), particularly CBD-containing foods, and last week sent warning letters to 15 companies the agency said are illegally marketing CBD products.
Exercise may be linked to a reduced risk of depression, even in people who are genetically predisposed to the condition, according to a study that analyzed data from the ongoing Partners Biobank study.
Ten states were experiencing widespread flu activity, while 40 states were experiencing sporadic, local, or regional flu activity as of Nov. 23, according to the latest CDC data.
Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker (R) on Wednesday signed into law a bill that imposes new state restrictions on sales of flavored tobacco and vaping products, including menthol cigarettes, in response to the growing number of youth using e-cigarettes and an outbreak of a vaping-linked lung illness.
The "hidden costs" of medical school—from Medical College Admission Test (MCAT) registration fees to travel expenses for interviews—can pose a barrier for non-white, low-income students who want to enter the profession.
More doctors are turning to YouTube to "fill gaps" in their training before certain medical procedures, but research has found that some of the videos are not medically sound, Christina Farr reports for CNBC.
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