Author: Public Health News Headlines from Johns Hopkins
Loss of Spouse or Partner to Suicide Linked to Physical, Mental Disorders
People who lose a partner to suicide are at increased risk for a number of mental and physical disorders, including cancer, depression, herniated discs and mood disorders than those in the general population.
Loss of Spouse or Partner to Suicide Linked to Physical, Mental Disorders
People who lose a partner to suicide are at increased risk for a number of mental and physical disorders, including cancer, depression, herniated discs and mood disorders than those in the general population.
More Transparency at FDA Needed, Researchers Say
As the new administration considers the future direction of the Food and Drug Administration, a group of leading researchers has created a Blueprint for Transparency at the agency to advance the development of safe and effective new products.
Severe Hypoglycemia Linked to Increased Risk of Death in People With Diabetes
Within three years of dangerously low blood sugar episode requiring emergency department visit, one-third of those in study died
Rapid Blood Pressure Drops In Middle Age Linked to Dementia in Old Age
Temporary episodes of dizziness or light-headedness when standing could reduce blood flow to the brain with lasting impacts.
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health To Offer Three New Online Graduate Programs
The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health will offer three new online, part-time graduate programs beginning this fall.
Don’t Be Distracted: The Real Issues in Autism Are Threats to Funding, Services
Researchers argue that renewed debate about debunked science is diverting attention from real risks to crucial care and services for autism.
Study Identifies Common Gene Variants Associated With Gallbladder Cancer
Researchers say they have found several gene variants which may predispose individuals to develop gallbladder cancer.