Homosexuals more likely to get dementia, study finds
‘The prevalence of cognitive impairment is significantly higher among sexual minority older adults than among heterosexual older adults.’
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Articles tagged Health Risks
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Birth control implant moves from woman’s arm to lung, found after 3 months of bleeding
Dangerous complications and even death are not uncommon with all major birth-control methods.
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New study finds life-threatening risk in transgender hormone therapy
Strokes and heart attacks were reported among 'transitioning' biological men, according to a study published in a medical journal.
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Pro-life leaders debunk new report claiming abortion is ‘clearly safe’
'What we have is the word of abortion partisans, and not real, verifiable data'
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Homosexuals face greater health risks than heterosexuals: study
The National Health Interview Survey found gays, lesbians and bisexuals more likely to report impaired physical and mental health.
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Study: Networks don’t report dangers of abortion to women
Instead of seeing abortion as a threat to health, anchors and correspondents routinely used language implying that abortion itself was 'health'.
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5 emerging issues that threaten women’s health and safety
Globally, the health and safety of women is being threatened by a corrupt industry that exploits them and devalues human life.
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Docs warn of ‘risks and health problems’ to kids inundated with electronic media
An influential pediatric’s group is warning doctors and parents about the serious risks unrestricted media use on smartphones, laptops, tablets, and TVs poses to children and teens.
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The first of 1,163 lawsuits against the NuvaRing now scheduled for federal trial
Within a month of using the contraceptive device, plaintiff Marianna Prather developed deep vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism.
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West Virginia does not regulate or inspect abortion facilities: report
"There is no state agency that specifically inspects clinics or facilities that perform abortion," a spokeswoman for the state Department of Health and Human Resources said.
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