Princess Kate’s cancer, plus marijuana risks and sleep’s impact on mental health

March 27, 2024

Duchess Kate underwent major abdominal surgery in January and announced that she had been diagnosed with cancer. In a video message, the Princess of Wales said she had just started a treatment plan for “her preventative chemotherapy.” (Max Manby/Getty Images)

royal recovery – Following Duchess Kate’s cancer announcement, doctors discuss the preventative treatment she is receiving. Continue reading…

not that fast – Intermittent fasting, or time-restricted eating, has been linked to an alarming spike in heart-related deaths. Here’s what the research found: Continue reading…

into the smoke – Daily marijuana use may increase your risk of serious cardiac events. An official from the American Heart Association explains. Continue reading…

A new study published in the Journal of the American Heart Association says daily marijuana smoking can lead to heart health complications. ((PABLO VERA/AFP via Getty Images)(iStock))

unlikely donor – A Massachusetts man received an animal kidney in a groundbreaking transplant that saved his life. Continue reading…

secretly – Thousands of men’s cancer diagnoses were missed during the coronavirus pandemic. Doctors will consider it. Continue reading…

mental fatigue – Sleep and mental health are more closely related than you think. Experts have made it clear that not resting poses serious risks. Continue reading…

Lack of sleep can negatively impact critical functions such as decision-making, impulse control, problem-solving ability, emotional regulation, and resilience, experts told Fox News Digital. (St. Petersburg)

abortion at home – Medication abortions have increased rapidly over the past decade. Women’s health experts offer insight. Continue reading…

visual impairment – A rare neurological condition has left a man with a “demonic” facial distortion. Let’s learn more about the causes of this frightening phenomenon. Continue reading…

“Appetite for drugs” – The number of overdose deaths continues to rise in the United States, according to a new report from the CDC. What needs to change? Continue reading…