The report linked the shortage of ADHD drugs in the United States to disruptions in the global supply chain

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The report linked the shortage of ADHD drugs in the United States to disruptions in the global supply chain

A nationwide shortage of stimulant drugs used to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) may have less roots in prescribing practices or federal manufacturing quotas than in global supply chain disruptions. analysis Released late last week JAMA Health Forum. The study, led by researchers at Yale University, looked at possible reasons for the U.S. stimulus … Read more

The study found that gambling was repeated as “fun” and “harmless” for women

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Gambling is being promoted through social media and lifestyle marketing as fun, social and “harmless” for women, in a shift researchers warn is normalizing betting and obscuring the risks. A new study of more than 500 women aged 18 to 40 in Victoria found that “novel” gambling promotions, such as influencer friendships and links to … Read more

‘I can’t live without dialysis’: Fuel costs hurt rural and regional patients

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Belinda Menzies (left) sits on the sofa with Maddie Menzies, 24, and Elliott.

Belinda Menzies and her family all live with significant health issues. But as fuel prices rise, she says they are cutting back on driving time, which she worries will affect her family’s health. Iran War Live Updates: For the latest on Middle East war, read our blog. “I’m appalled at the lack of progress we’ve … Read more

March Madness increases the risk of problem gambling, especially for young people

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March Madness increases the risk of problem gambling, especially for young people

March Madness this week features a collection of 67 single-elimination basketball games that will not only win championships over 2½ weeks, but also billions of dollars in sports betting. Experts say young people are especially at risk of developing gambling problems. According to a 2024 survey conducted by Fairleigh Dickinson University, 24% of men reported … Read more

As Americans drink less alcohol, demand for kosher remains strong – The Jewish Telegraphic Agency

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As Americans drink less alcohol, demand for kosher remains strong - The Jewish Telegraphic Agency

OXNARD, Calif. – On Friday night, in Jewish homes around the world, a familiar ritual emerged: the blessing of wine, poured into a cup and passed around the table. This ritual, multiplied during Passover, may help explain why kosher wine has held steady even as the broader wine industry struggles. Alcohol consumption is declining in … Read more

The best supplements for spring recovery

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5 minutes of reading Spring has finally arrived After a long, cold winter has arrived, this makes it a good time to update your health routine. While working out smart and cleaning up your diet are obvious places to start, supplements can help keep you motivated and motivated—whether you’re starting a new sport, changing your … Read more

Dr. Aamir Khan has asked everyone to eat one meal three times a day like him

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Three dates provide about 3g of fiber (stock photo).

Health experts recommend eating dry fruits every day 14:20, 23 March 2026Updated 14:21, 23 March 2026 Three dates provide about 3g of fiber (stock photo).(Image: Getty) ITV’s Dr Amir Khan is encouraging people to possibly follow his lead and eat three dates a day. The health expert, who is a regular on TV shows like … Read more

GLP-1 drugs can improve heart, liver and gut health for HIV patients

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GLP-1 drugs can improve heart, liver and gut health for HIV patients

Popular weight-loss drugs GLP-1 generally work well for people living with HIV, and they can improve heart, liver and gut health and reduce smoking in line with their known benefits for obesity and diabetes, according to studies presented at the Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI 2026). However, much remains to be learned about … Read more

County opens center for people with mental health issues and in trouble with the law – LevittownNow.com

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County opens center for people with mental health issues and in trouble with the law - LevittownNow.com

Officials plan to open the DART center in late February. Validity: Submitted Bucks County officials recently cut the ribbon to open a new Diversion, Assessment, Rehabilitation and Treatment (DART) center. The DART center in Doylestown Township, which serves the entire county, is designed to help people with serious mental illnesses get out of jail and … Read more

A dietitian reveals her No. 1 red flag to avoid in a weight loss program

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A dietitian reveals her No. 1 red flag to avoid in a weight loss program

Losing weight is a complex and highly individual process. The truth is that it often takes some time, especially if you are doing it yourself by making lifestyle changes. Still, there are plenty of diets that promise quick results—and plenty of persuasive influencers promoting them. When starting a weight loss program, it can be tempting … Read more