Month: April 2013
What Really Causes Heart Disease in Red Meat
A new study conducted by the Cleveland Clinic might prove a surprising new explanation of why red meat may contribute to heart disease. Researchers believe...
Speed Limit Increase for Ohio Interstates?
A bill that would adjust speed limits from 65 mph to 70 mph on most portions of interstates in Ohio is in the works after...
Depakote Reported to Cause Long-Term Effects on Children
Depakote, a drug used to treat seizures, bipolar disorder and migraine headaches, could cause lasting negative effects when used while pregnant, recent studies suggest. The...
Nursing Shortage Leads to Exhaustion, Medical Errors
Nearly 70 percent of nurses polled in a recent survey admitted that fatigue had made them concerned about their ability to perform during work hours....
Dangerously Unsafe Ky. Truck Bill Amended
A bill that will exempt many commercial vehicles from federal safety rules passed a Kentucky Senate Committee recently with one police-mandated change. After Louisville Metro...
Compounding Pharmacy Recalls Products Nationwide
A Massachusetts compounding pharmacy is recalling 25 products – from drugs and cosmetics to pet food – distributed to patients and doctors in 21 states...
When to Avoid Surgery
A new study finds that emergency surgeries performed on a weekend may have poorer results than the same operation performed on a weekday. Patients who...