Public Health
Cannabis Hyperemesis Syndrome: Understanding the Risks
Cannabis hyperemesis syndrome (CHS) can lead to severe discomfort and serious health issues. This condition is becoming more recognized as cannabis use increases across the United States. A recent Gallup poll indicates that about 1
Community Efforts Save Burdett Birth Center in Troy
State Assembly member John T. McDonald III, a Democrat, secured $5 million in state funding for the Burdett Birth Center in Troy, New York. This funding ensured the center remained open, an essential facility for
Ebola Outbreak in Congo Reaches Alarming Numbers
The Ebola outbreak in eastern Congo continues to escalate, with authorities reporting over 6,000 cases and 2,911 deaths. Despite these figures, more than 1,360 individuals have recovered, providing some relief amidst the crisis. This outbreak,
Baby Goats in Mobile Petting Zoo Expose North Carolinians to Rabies
Residents of North Carolina faced an unusual health hazard when baby goats in a mobile petting zoo spread rabies. Authorities have issued warnings and are taking necessary precautions to prevent further exposure. The incident has
Rabies Exposure at North Carolina Petting Zoo Sparks Concern
Last Friday, Rebecca Lanning received an alarming call about her 4-year-old son being exposed to rabies during a family day out. On August 15, the family visited a dinosaur exhibit in Mocksville, North Carolina, which
Pharmaceutical Companies Agree to Drug Price Reductions Under Trump Program
President Donald Trump announced on Monday new agreements with nine pharmaceutical companies to reduce the prices of certain drugs. This initiative is part of his administration’s health care agenda as midterm elections approach. The agreements
Challenges in Maternity Care Access in Arkansas
In Arkansas, women often face significant hurdles in accessing routine prenatal care. On August 30, 2026, a report highlighted this critical issue, stating that many women must travel an hour or more for prenatal appointments.
Rabies Outbreak at North Carolina Petting Zoo Sparks Health Warning
Health authorities in North Carolina have issued a public warning about possible rabies exposure. This follows the discovery that multiple baby goats at a mobile petting zoo tested positive for the virus. The North Carolina
Access to Maternity Care Challenges in Arkansas
Arkansas consistently tops the list as the most pro-life state in America, according to Americans United for Life. Despite this designation, new data highlights significant challenges in providing adequate maternity care for women and children
Gender Bias in Car Crash Safety and the Call for Change
In 2019, a tragic car accident involving a wrong-way driver dramatically impacted my family. This incident resulted in severe injuries for my daughter and me, while my husband and son suffered broken bones. Our seatbelts