What doctors got wrong about farts | Medical News Bulletin Would you dare to don a pair of smart underwear to measure your farts? Scientists are looking for volunteers

Would you let scientists track your toots? They are looking for volunteers... 🧪 medicalnewsbulletin.com/smart-underw...

Are Rhino Horn Supplements Safe? | Medical News Bulletin FDA issues mR.7 SUPER 7000 warning as rhino horn fakers sneak secret drugs into supplements to avoid safety testing and QA.

This week’s FDA digest has an awful lot of gas station viagara again. Makes you wonder what RFK’s been doing of a weekend. medicalnewsbulletin.com/mr-7-super-7... reminder from last time they did a blitz 🧪 #RFKjrbrainworms

Could your Apple watch soon spot signs of depression?| Medical News Bulletin Canadian depression docs say a simple wearable device could help head off relapses for people living with major depressive disorder

Ontario docs say with a bit of work, wearable tech like smart watches could help people with major depression stay on top of their mental health medicalnewsbulletin.com/wearables-sp... 🧪 medsky, 🩺,⚕️ #psychresearch, #psychiatry #wearabletech

Kids long COVID-19 symptoms | Medical News Bulletin A US research team tracks children’s health to identify and analyze the development of long COVID symptoms.

A new study just came out in Academic Pediatrics highlighting how kids with long covid are struggling at school. Make sure your kids get the help they need-Learn how to spot PASC with MNB medicalnewsbulletin.com/how-to-spot-... 🧪 🩺 #longcovid #EduSky PedSky

Good to hear it was a help! Get well soon!

Journavax: The first non-opioid painkiller in 20 years | Medical News Bulletin It's been 20 years since the FDA approved a non-opioid painkiller, suzetrigine/Journavax is now in hospital pharmacies, but is it any good?

Curious about how the first non-opioid painkiller to be FDA approved in 20 years works? Learn why this non addictive alternative could be a godsend for Emergency Room patients medicalnewsbulletin.com/suzetrigine-... 🧪 🩺 #painmatters #acutepain medsky

Journavax: The first non-opioid painkiller in 20 years | Medical News Bulletin It's been 20 years since the FDA approved a non-opioid painkiller, suzetrigine/Journavax is now in hospital pharmacies, but is it any good?

Curious about how the first non-opioid painkiller to be FDA approved in 20 years works? Learn why this non addictive alternative could be a godsend for Emergency Room patients medicalnewsbulletin.com/suzetrigine-...

Fingers crossed the prices will start coming down

Semaglutide Could Reverse Your Osteoarthritis | Medical News Bulletin Osteoarthritis keeping you from exercise? Semaglutide could help-but not becasue of weight loss. Learn more about metabolic magic with MNB

Losing mobility to osteoarthritis makes getting in shape a real challenge for people with metabolic syndrome, I have some good news if you are struggling…🧪 #BiomechSky 🩺💸 medsky #metabolic #getmoving medicalnewsbulletin.com/semaglutide-...

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Suzetrigrine has been out for a year now, and with it, we now have some concrete information out its efficacy and how it works -decent pain relief for people with substance abuse disorder anyone? medicalnewsbulletin.com/suzetrigine-... #painmatters 🩺 🧪 #addictionsci #palliative medsky public health

Prevention is a million better than cure!

Bulletin: First novel pain killer in 20 years gets FDA approval | Medical News Bulletin United States Food and Drug Administration announce approval of a novel non-opioid pain killer for acute pain. Find out more with MNB.

Remember this? Update coming soon! medicalnewsbulletin.com/non-opioid-p... 🧪 🩺 #painmatters #addictionsci 🩺📊 #palliative medsky public health

Off Patent Cancer Drug Shows Promise for Herpes Simplex 1 | Medical News Bulletin University of Illinois, Chicago scientists say cancer drug, doxorubicin paired with acyclovir, could be a stellar herpes drug combo.

shingles or HSV1 activating in the nerves near your eyes can lead to months of balancing eye pressure using steroids and fighting the virus. Doxorubicin might be the answer 🧪

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What is Coccidioidomycosis? | Medical News Bulletin Wondering if you might have coccidioidomycosis?  Learn what it is, who gets it and how it’s treated with MNB's guide to valley fever

Caught a bit of TLC’s sister wives the other night. Hoooboy. What were they doing letting those kids play in the dirt? They warned about groundhogs and plague, but all I could think was coccidioidomycosis… medicalnewsbulletin.com/coccidioidom... 🧪 🦠 👀 🦫 #parenting

Herpes treatments that WORK | Medical News Bulletin The internet is rife with suspect herpes treatments, don’t get scammed! Learn what works and what doesn’t with MNB’s evidence-based guide.

Goodness gracious, the herpes scammers have come up with a new one! Now it’s in their knees! I’m not sure that tracks with what we know about this virus… learn more about how the herpes simplex virus hides out in your body and how to treat it here medicalnewsbulletin.com/evidence-bac... 🧪

I agree that these are not a perfect measure, but they give a useful statistical prediction that can help people avoid serious illness. Does it matter what your precise visceral fat % is if the goal is preventing you from developing type 2 diabetes, dementia, strokes etc?

Hi Jon. My posts are not the correct venue for whatever this is. I am going to assume that you are genuinely confused and not malicious. I am, however, going to block you. To the person who liked his reply, I will be publishing an article later this week that should clear up Jon’s misunderstandings.

OK but that’s not how the normal/overweight/obese cut offs were chosen- it’s based on the correlation of BMI to cardiometabolic markers - ie your probability of having cardiovascular problems or type 2 diabetes

What time of day does intermittant fasting work best? | Medical News Bulletin Spanish researchers have investigated how intermittant fasting at different times a day affects weight loss, you'll be surprised by what they found...

That is a good point, and here is an article that might be a useful resource for your clients medicalnewsbulletin.com/time-restric...

Hi I’m not sure what your comment is trying to say? This article is about how abdominal fat can push you into a metabolic danger zone even if your overall body fat percentage is correlates to a BMI under 25.

Hi Jon did you read the article? I am not sure what you are trying to say with this comment? It comes off as dismissive and intended to discourage people from reading. Is that what you meant to do?

🥴 🤡 In some ways I love my typos or weird editing misses. I hope it proves to the future generations of alien archaeologists that I wrote things myself instead of using a slop machine. Unprofessional, maybe, but maybe those flaws are what makes us human and interesting. LOL COPE HARDER.

You Might Be Obese Despite a Normal BMI | Medical News Bulletin The diagnosis of obesity is changing! Epidemiologists warn that you could be at risk of metabolic syndrome even at a 'normal' BMI. Learn more with MNB.

Ever heard of “skinnyfat”? I never really understood what they were trying to say with that, until I found this study in JAMA: medicalnewsbulletin.com/you-might-be... 🧪 Medsky Medskies #preventativemedicine #healthandwellness public health

Caregiving in the Shadow of Substance Use​ How to navigate the emotional and practical tolls of caring for a loved one with a drug or alcohol addiction

“SUDs aren’t just a problem for younger adults, they are rising among older Americans, and caregivers need to understand that addiction is a medical disease, not a moral failing” shares Dr. Melissa Weimer. "Silence shuts the door to support." Read more: www.aarp.org/caregiving/b...

Gestational blood pressure readings predict hypertension | Medical News Bulletin Doctors can predict a woman’s risk of developing hypertension later in life with pregnancy blood pressure-even if she has 'normal' numbers

Did you know that the changes to your body when you are pregnant can tell your doctor some surprising secrets about your future? medicalnewsbulletin.com/predict-chro... Strange but true! medsky, 🩺,⚕️🧪 reprosky #healthypregnancy #hearthealth

Smoking cessation helps beat substance use disorder | Medical News Bulletin According to the USA's NIH, ditching cigarettes can increase your odds of beating substance abuse disorder, learn more with MNB.

Having a hard time breaking a harmful habit? If you smoke as well, dropping the cigs first can improve your chances of success. medicalnewsbulletin.com/smoking-subs... 🧪 #addictionsci #appliedpsych #BehSciSky #healthpolicy medsky public health

What is Diabetic Nephropathy AKA Diabetic Kidney Disease? | Medical News Bulletin If you want to find out more about diabetic kidney disease, what it is, where it comes from and how it’s treated, visit us at MNB.

To honour National Kidney Health Month, we ate our guide to diabetic kidney disease. If you want to learn more about how diabetes affects your kidneys and the best ways to keep them healthy, visit us at MNB! medicalnewsbulletin.com/what-is-diab... 🧪 #diabeteshealth medsky, 🩺,⚕️

Is Finerenone the answer to type 1 diabetes CKD? | Medical News Bulletin Top docs say drug Finerenone reduces urinary ACR levels in type 1 diabetics. Learn more about treating diabetic kidney disease with MNB.

Have you heard? A phase 3 clinical trial just showed finerenone isn’t just for type 2 diabetics. The results of the FINE-One trial are in, and it’s good news for type 1 diabetics with chronic Kidney Disease. medicalnewsbulletin.com/kidney-disea... 🧪 🩺 #diabetes #ckd medsky

I do think more people should point out when someone is lying though. If your mom tells you someone said they know someone who died from gardisil, you should tell her that person was making it up or mistaken.