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Mirrorlights: Onset of Covid pandemic raised antidepressant use in young girls: Study - Vimarsana News

Mirrorlights: Onset of Covid pandemic raised antidepressant use in young girls: Study

Importantly, the increase in the antidepressant dispensing rate during the pandemic was driven by females: 130 per cent faster among girls aged 12-17 years and 60 per cent faster among females aged 18-25 years.

Measles cases confirmed in Indiana and Michigan - Vimarsana News

Measles cases confirmed in Indiana and Michigan

Public health officials are confirming cases of measles in Indiana and Michigan for the first time in 5 years.One case in Lake County, Indiana and another in Oa

Source: wsbt.com
WVU, Valley Health offer pediatric cardiology in Tri-State | Business - Vimarsana News

WVU, Valley Health offer pediatric cardiology in Tri-State | Business

Valley Health and WVU now offer pediatric cardiology services in Cabell County.

Early physical activity post-injury may result in lower post-concussive symptom burden in children - Vimarsana News

Early physical activity post-injury may result in lower post-concussive symptom burden in children

1. In a secondary analysis of a prior study consisting of children and adolescents with concussions, engaging in higher volumes of cumulative moderate-to-vigorous physical activity (cMVPA) within the first 2 weeks of injury was associated with a lower burden of postconcussion symptoms. 2. Patients who returned to physical activity within the first week had a

Measles outbreak in Florida sparks urgent health concerns around the country - Vimarsana News

Measles outbreak in Florida sparks urgent health concerns around the country

A measles outbreak in Florida has health officials on alert. It's highly contagious and thought to be eradicated in the U.S. because of effective vaccinations but cases keep popping up