When the time came for Ginny Erickson-Ebben’s elderly mother to move into a senior living facility in 2018, the entire family agreed the best place was near Erickson-Ebben. The weather was warm where she lived in Texas, and Erickson-Ebben lived just a mile down the road from the facility. She also had the time to help with her mother’s care. While happily and willingly taking on those duties, she didn’t realize what a big job she’d signed up for.
U.S. Parents’ Views Are Shifting on Vaccines
The shift occurred as schools reopened amid the Delta variant wave. But the share of parents who were adamantly opposed has barely budged.
Video Games May Trigger Rare Heart Attacks in Kids
When 16-year-old Jake Gallagher died of a heart attack while playing video games, the U.K. teen’s death made international headlines. Many reports called the 2013 case a rare isolated incident, noting the teen had an underlying heart condition that put him at risk.
But new research suggests such cases are more common than you might think.
First They Get Long COVID, Then They Lose Their Health Care
“It’s a devastating series of setbacks for long COVID patients. First, they get the debilitating symptoms of their condition. Then they are forced to give up their jobs, or severely curtail their work hours, as their symptoms linger. And next, for many, they lose their employer-sponsored health insurance. ” Click here to learn more.
Adderall Shortage Expected to Continue for Months in the U.S.
Do you know someone who uses Adderall? Read this article to learn more about the shortage.
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