Types of Congenital Heart Defects

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Show Caption Hide Caption COVID misinformation: FDA warns about ivermectin as COVID treatment It's just one of the many online rumors floating around about the coronavirus, treatments and the vaccine. Staff video, USA TODAY The claim: New York hospitals reported thousands of fungal lung infections due to wearing masks A year-old claim about infections due to mask-wearing is recirculating on social media. And it's still nonsense. A Facebook user shared an image on Sept. 16 with the text, "You can't make this up: NYS hospitals reporting thousands of fungus lung infections due to wearing a mask." The image received more than 100 shares in less than a day.  An earlier version of this post was shared by another Facebook user on June 30, 2020. It has received about 7,500 shares.  But the claim is false. Health care

Korea United Pharm took legal action to protect its patent of antitussive drug Levotics CR Tab. (levodropropizine) against generic copies. The company said on Tuesday that it filed a lawsuit against 15 generic drugmakers that allegedly infringed upon the patent of Levotics CR Tab. Korea United Pharm took legal action to protect its patent of antitussive drug Levotics CR Tab. against generic copies. Korea United Pharm developed Levotics CR Tab. as an incrementally modified drug (IMD) and won the regulatory nod in 2017. The drug improved the dosing from three times daily to twice daily. Seventeen companies have obtained approval for generic copies of Levotics CR Tab. based on bioequivalence data. Among them, 14 companies entrusted the production of generic drugs to Genu Pharma (previously Kolmar Pharma). The 14 are Kolon Pharm, Hutecs Korea Pharmaceutical, The U Pharmaceutical, Hyundai Pharmaceutical, Sinil Pharmaceutical, Samjin Pharm, Reyon Pharmaceutical, S

Representational Image. (File photo) CCB raids synthetic drug manufacturing unit in Bengaluru Following the raid, four kilograms of MDMA, a psychoactive drug, worth approximately ₹ 2 crore was seized, and a Nigerian national was arr By Arun Dev PUBLISHED ON SEP 16, 2021 03:54 PM IST The Central Crime Branch (CCB) on Wednesday raided a synthetic drug manufacturing unit in Bengaluru. This is the first time such a manufacturing unit has been located by the police. Following the raid, four kilograms of MDMA, a psychoactive drug, worth approximately ₹ 2 crore was seized, and a Nigerian national was arrested. Sandeep Patil, Joint commissioner of police (crime), said the arrested man, identified as John, rented a house in Electronics City to manufacture the synthetic drugs. "He used to produce the drugs in the house, using raw materials collected from medical stores in the city, and sold them with the help of a network of associates," he

SHERIDAN — According to the U.S. Census Bureau, 8.5% of Sheridan County's population is at the federal poverty level. When you're at the poverty level, you're forced to make difficult decisions, and sometimes health care — especially holistic health care that meets physical, mental and dental needs —   is out of reach, according to David Mark, CEO of the One Health community health centers based in Hardin, Montana. That's where organizations like One Health come into play, Mark said. "Community health centers are safety net providers caring for those who are not being cared for," Mark said. "Our goal is to offer exceptional care that is affordable to all. Nobody should feel like they will walk through our doors and not get what they need." While the community health center concept dates back to President Lyndon B. Johnson's War on

Allergy season has a sucky way of happening at the exact same time you want to be outside 24/7. So, when spring and fall come, you're left dealing with a bunch of unpleasant symptoms that can make you want to ride out the rest of the season in an allergen-free bubble. Unfortunately, that's not really an option. What you can do is stock up on over-the-counter allergy medicines to get relief from your stuffy nose and watery eyes. But…have you seen all the options out there lately? The good news is that there are plenty of meds to choose from. The bad? That makes it hard to even know where to start. Sure, you can just pick a random option and hope it does the trick, but that can end up costing you time and money—two things you don't exactly have a lot of when you want to feel better ASAP. FWIW, OTC allergy medicines are "very effective" and "as effective as most prescription medicines," says Evan Li, MD, assistant professor of medicine, immunology, allergy

Enlarge this image Attorney Marc Scanlon meets with client Kimberly Ledezma at Salud Family Health Centers' clinic in Commerce City, Colo. Every day in this Denver suburb, four lawyers join the clinic's physicians, psychiatrists and social workers to consult on cases, as part of the clinic's philosophy that mending legal ills is as important for health as diet and exercise. Jakob Rodgers/Kaiser Health News Jakob Rodgers/Kaiser Health News In her 19 years of living with cerebral palsy, scoliosis and other ailments, Cynthia Enriquez De Santiago has endured about 60 surgeries and

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As a medical student, do you ever wonder what it's like to specialize in critical care? Meet Devang Sanghavi, MD (@Dev_Sanghavi), a critical care medicine specialist and a featured physician in the AMA's   "Shadow Me" Specialty Series, which offers advice directly from physicians about life in their specialties. Check out his insights to help determine whether a career in critical care medicine might be a good fit for you. The AMA's Specialty Guide simplifies medical students' specialty selection process by highlighting major specialties, detailing training information and providing access to related association information. It is produced by FREIDA™, the AMA Residency & Fellowship Database ® . Learn more with the AMA about the medical specialty of critical care medicine. "Shadowing" Dr. Sanghavi Specialty: Critical care medicine. Practice setting: Academic medical center. Employment type:  Employed by a hospital in Jacksonville

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According to the National Eczema Association, eczema affects roughly 31.6 million people in the United States. Eczema is an umbrella term for multiple skin conditions, such as atopic dermatitis or contact dermatitis, that are characterized by itchy, inflamed skin. Seborrheic dermatitis is a type of chronic eczema that has a very distinct presentation — especially in the way that it can appear on the skin in Black people. In this article, we'll explore what seborrheic dermatitis is, how it may present in Brown and Black skin, and how to treat and manage this chronic skin condition. Seborrheic dermatitis is a type of eczema that causes skin redness, scaly patches of skin, and dandruff. In infants, seborrheic dermatitis is known as cradle or crib cap and causes oily or crusty patches of skin on the infant's scalp. Seborrheic dermatitis is believed to be caused by a variety of factors, such as: excessive oil production hormonal changes yeast overgrowth allergic reactions It often a

If you're still backed up a week after being on OTC laxatives, talk with your healthcare provider, Lacy says. Your doctor may be able to determine an underlying cause for your symptoms. For example, medical conditions such as diabetes or an underactive thyroid can cause constipation, as can many common medications, including certain antacids, antidepressants, antihistamines, blood pressure drugs, pain relievers, and drugs for urinary incontinence.  Your doctor can also advise you on doses and timing of OTC products to get better results. If none of those approaches work, it's time to consider a prescription solution. But don't expect a miracle. Prescription drugs to treat constipation are relative newcomers to the market. Since 2017 the FDA has approved plecanatide (Trulance), tenapanor (Ibsrela), prucalopride (Motegrity), and lactitol (Pizensy) as well as naldemedine (Symproic) for opioid-induced constipation.  In addition, prescription drugs cost m

Best overall eye drops for allergies: Bausch + Lomb Alaway Antihistamine Eye Drops Best once daily eye drops for allergies: Pataday Once Daily Relief Best antihistamine eye drops with redness reliever: Visine Allergy Eye Relief Multi-Action Antihistamine & Redness Reliever Eye Drops Best cooling eye drops: Rohto Ice All-in-One Multi-Symptom Relief Cooling Eye Drops Best itch relief eye drops for allergies: Zaditor Antihistamine Eye Drops Best eye drops for sensitive eyes: Systane Ultra Lubricant Eye Drops Best eye drops for dry eyes: Thera Tears Eye Drops for Dry Eyes Best eye drops for contact lens wearers: Refresh Optive Lubricant Eye Drops Best homeopathic eye drops for allergies: Similasan Allergy Eye Relief Eye Drops The most common cause of eye inflammation? Run-of-the-mill allergies. According to research published in the Cochrane Library, the itching, redness, and tearing associated with eye inflammation is most commonly caused by indoor and outdoor allergens l

Billions more in profits are at stake for some vaccine makers as the US moves toward dispensing Covid-19 booster shots to shore up Americans' protection against the virus. How much the manufacturers stand to gain depends on how big the rollout proves to be. The Biden administration last month announced plans to give boosters to nearly everybody. But US regulators have rejected the across-the-board approach and instead said third shots of Pfizer's vaccine should go to people who are 65 and older and certain others at high risk from Covid-19. Still, the crisis is constantly evolving, and some top U.S. health officials expect boosters will be more broadly authorized in the coming weeks or months. And that, plus continued growth in initial vaccinations, could mean a huge gain in sales and profits for Pfizer and Moderna in particular. "The opportunity quite frankly is reflective of the billions of people around the world who would need a vaccination and a boost," Jefferies

Frisco is up to 28 West Nile virus-positive mosquito pools for the season after it was detected in two areas in the past week, according to the city. (Courtesy Adobe Stock) Frisco is up to 28 West Nile virus-positive mosquito pools for the season after it was detected in two areas in the past week, according to the city. The first location is near North County Road, south of Eldorado Parkway. This is the seventh positive test at this location so far this year, a news release from the city said. The second location is near the Taychas Trail on Cliffbrook Drive, east of Independence Parkway. The city sprayed overnight Sept. 3-4 in some areas of the Meadow Hill Estates and Frisco Springs neighborhoods. Spraying also occurred in the Hunter's Creek and Turnbridge Manor neighborhoods. The city tracks this season's West Nile-positive pools with an interactive online map. No human cases of West Nile are confirmed in Frisco this year. Frisco is recommending precautionary steps from th