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How Drug Warriors Made the 'Opioid Epidemic' Deadlier: Restricting Access to Pain Medication Drove Nonmedical Users Toward Black-Market Substitutes Jul. 28, 2021
According to the lawsuits that four drug companies agreed to settle last week, the "opioid epidemic"... Read More
Too Much Screening? Jun. 23, 2021
Medical societies recommend screening for cervical cancer and human papillomavirus, which causes cer... Read More
5 Top Tips for Coping with Morning Sickness Jun. 22, 2021
Morning sickness is so common in pregnancy that it almost seems like a rite of passage. But while mo... Read More
This Brilliant Hero Doctor Says CDC Bureaucrats and Democrat Politicians Could be Guilty of Mass Murder and Crimes Against Humanity Jun. 16, 2021
I've known for well over a year now that we had an effective treatment for COVID-19. Hundreds of tho... Read More
Classic Ann Landers Jun. 06, 2021
Editor's Note: Hundreds of Ann Landers' loyal readers have requested that newspapers continue to pub... Read More
Can Acupuncture Really Work? Apr. 14, 2021
DR. WALLACE: I have some pain in my back, and it has persisted even after many in-depth treatments f... Read More
Those Lyin' Eyes Mar. 24, 2021
The Eagles may have been singing about something else, but new research suggests that eyes are not n... Read More
Looking up From a Lockdown Mar. 17, 2021
Pandemic-related lockdowns have become associated with a host of personal and social ills, from lone... Read More
Cancer and the Heart Feb. 17, 2021
For patients who survive cancer, there may be lingering, unsuspected repercussions. New data from th... Read More
I Have Persistent Headaches! Feb. 13, 2021
DR. WALLACE: I'm 14 years old and healthy, but I do have a concern because I have been getting horri... Read More
Lifestyle Medicines as a Pathway to Pandemic Recovery Feb. 12, 2021
Though new coronavirus cases are reported to be on the decline in the United States following the de... Read More
Oxygen Bias Jan. 27, 2021
Pulse oximeters are devices clipped painlessly onto fingers to externally measure blood oxygen level... Read More
I'm Too Young to Have Hair Loss! Jan. 26, 2021
DR. WALLACE: I'm only 20, but I have experienced severe hair loss for the past year-and-a-half, and ... Read More
Surgery and Birthdays Don't Mix Jan. 20, 2021
A recent study found that older patients who underwent surgical procedures on a surgeon's birthday w... Read More
Leftists Hijacking Vaccination Rollout Dec. 22, 2020
You were warned about this first in July. Now, it's happening. On Sunday, the federal Advisory Commi... Read More
Next, a Mumps in the Road Dec. 16, 2020
Measles is making a recovery, which is a bad thing. The number of measles cases in the world grew to... Read More
Why Don't You Have Health Insurance? Nov. 18, 2020
Lack of affordability is the biggest reason why adults in the U.S. don't have health insurance, acco... Read More
Treat Cat to Outdoor Adventure With Cat-Safe Enclosure Oct. 22, 2020
Q: Monty, our indoor cat, often tries to escape from the house. We know he's safer inside, where he ... Read More
Portrait of a Heavy Drinker Sep. 09, 2020
Two-thirds of U.S. adults reported consuming alcohol in 2018. Five percent were defined as "heavy dr... Read More
Opioid Deaths Up but Prescriptions Down Aug. 26, 2020
Fatal opioid overdoses were up in 2019, reaching a record high of 70,980 deaths. That's worrisome be... Read More
