How COVID affected teens' brains, plus new cancer drugs and Parkinson's risk
And more of the top Fox News Health stories and videos from the past week
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The pandemic’s negative effects on kids' and teens' mental health have been shown in numerous studies. Click below to get the latest. (iStock)
COVID BRAIN – New research found that pandemic restrictions had an "alarming" impact on teenagers’ brains. Get the details here. Continue reading…
MIDDAY PICK-ME-UP – A trending sleep hack is helping to boost energy levels – and it involves caffeine. Continue reading…
NEW HOPE – An existing breast cancer drug could help prolong survival for children with brain tumors, a new study finds. Doctors discuss its potential. Continue reading…
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A drug called ribociclib, which is currently used to treat breast cancer, could slow the progression of certain pediatric high-grade gliomas. (iStock)
‘SIX-PACK’ SURGERY – More men are turning to a special surgical procedure to give them the look of chiseled abs. Plastic surgeons discuss the risks and benefits. Continue reading…
AVIAN ALERT – A U.S. state has reported the first human case of bird flu without any exposure to animals. Here's what to know. Continue reading…
GUT-HEALTH CONNECTION – Damage to the digestive tract could significantly increase the risk of a common neurological disease. Continue reading…
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The study included 9,350 patients who underwent an upper endoscopy, a procedure that examines the esophagus, stomach and first portion of the small intestine. (iStock)
VIRAL CONCERNS – The Wetland virus, a newly discovered rare disease in China, could cause brain damage or bleeding under the skin, researchers warn. Continue reading…
WELLNESS POINTS – Watching game shows could have a surprising health benefit. Discover the benefits of getting in the game. Continue reading…
ASK A DOCTOR – "Is it safe to drink tap water?" Experts give their guidance on the potential risks and share safety tips. Continue reading…
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Generally speaking, it’s safe to drink tap water, most experts agreed — although there is some level of risk. (iStock)
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