Wednesday, February 6, 2019
Home »
» Medical News Today: Immunosuppressants reduce artery plaque in people with psoriasis
Medical News Today: Immunosuppressants reduce artery plaque in people with psoriasis
New research finds that a psoriasis treatment that suppresses the immune system can improve the cardiovascular health of those living with psoriasis.
Related Posts:
Study says one in five adult Covid-19 survivors in the U.S. may develop 'long Covid;' for those over 65, it's one in four Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report illustration By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News One in five adult Americans who have recovered from a Covid-19 infection have expe… Read More
FDA chief says baby formula supply is expected to remain short through late July; meanwhile, shortage gets worse in Kentucky Photo from The Associated Press By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News The baby formula shortage continues to worsen in Kentucky, with the state's out-of-stock rate increasing by 20 percentage points since May 8, ac… Read More
Generics are usually cheaper, but can also cost more than brand names, due to rebate deals between insurers and drug makersBy Wendell Potter I’m not in the habit of wishing bad things to happen to anybody, but last week, when I was at the pharmacy counter, I was wishing every member of Congress would have to experience the same insanity I was exp… Read More
Reducing screen time can help children be more physically active Illustration by Becky Wright, Happiful Reducing screen time seems to encourage children to be more physically active, but it's unclear whether it can help them get better sleep. A study by researchers at the Univers… Read More
Kentucky extends post-birth Medicaid coverage to one year CDC photo By Melissa Patrick Kentucky Health News The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has approved a plan to expand Medicaid coverage for postpartum care in Kentucky from the current 60 days to 12 months,… Read More
0 comments:
Post a Comment