City dogs are having a ruff June. The seemingly constant barrage of fireworks around New York City over the last month is freaking out Fidos — and even causing some dog owners to leave the city for their pups’ peace of mind. Complaints over the illegal pyrotechnics have exploded recently — soaring to 3,655 between… Read More »
“These drugs won’t bring back memory and thinking, but they can boost what functions remain and help with behavioural problems and hallucinations,” notes the health body. In some people with hallucinations (when hallucinations are frightening or threaten safety, for example), additional treatment may be necessary, adds the health site. In addition to medicine, there are… Read More »
As the coronavirus casts a shadow on humanity, these artists are projecting some light into the darkness. Lockdown-friendly exhibit Light Windows is shining art into the world this month by encouraging those with access to windows and ways of illuminating them to cast some love onto the Earth’s empty streets. The global installation features a… Read More »
Research has shown that an aggressive, team approach is needed when caring for patients with diabetic foot ulcers due to morbidity and disability that is caused by amputations. Calluses are caused by an uneven distribution of weight. Your friend still feels pain because the nerves that were serving the leg are still intact. As the peripheral… Read More »
NEW YORK — Americans braced for what the nation’s top doctor warned Sunday would be “the hardest and saddest week” of their lives while Britain assumed the unwelcome mantle of deadliest coronavirus hotspot in Europe after a record 24-hour jump in deaths that surpassed even hard-hit Italy. “This is going to be our Pearl Harbor… Read More »