New for 2021: Science-backed resources to help guide you through the complex world of nutrition, and vitamins, minerals, and supplements.   cancer_oncology Merkel cell carcinoma: Causes, symptoms, and treatment Written by Jennifer Huizen on January 15, 2021 Merkel cell carcinoma is a rare type of skin cancer that tends to develop in older adults and in areas exposed to sunlight. Learn more here. Read on   depression Metabolism may be able to predict major depression Written by Jocelyn Solis-Moreira on January 15, 2021 New research finds that metabolic markers may help predict recurrent major depressive disorder. Particularly, metabolites involved in breaking down fat may be key. Read on Why do people kill themselves? Written by Jennifer Huizen on January 15, 2021 People consider suicide for many reasons. Life experiences, trauma, mental health conditions, and family history can all play a role. Learn more here. Read on   dermatology Is CBD oil good for skin? Written by Louise Morales-Brown on January 15, 2021 Is CBD oil good for skin? Read on to find out whether it can benefit skin, what skin conditions it may help, how to use it, and how to choose CBD oil products. Read on 8 causes of itchy buttocks Written by Anna Smith on January 15, 2021 Itchy buttocks can occur due to a variety of reasons. Learn more about the potential causes and the treatment options here. Read on   health_insurance Does Medicare cover thyroid tests? Written by Zia Sherrell on January 15, 2021 Medicare offers coverage for thyroid diagnosis and treatment. Part B covers outpatient blood tests, and tests as an inpatient are covered by Part A. Read on What to know about SHIPs and Medicare Written by Elaine Goodman on January 15, 2021 SHIPs provide personalized counseling and education to help people make informed choices about their healthcare benefits. The service is free and not affiliated with any insurers. Read on   immune_system COVID-19 vaccine trials: Live updates Written by Tim Newman on January 15, 2021 This live article contains regularly updated information on the experimental vaccines being developed for COVID-19. Read on   mental_health Spending time in green spaces may reduce workplace stress Written by Beth JoJack on January 15, 2021 The results of a recent study suggest that taking regular walks in the woods or in city parks may enhance workers' ability to cope with stress. Read on   osteoarthritis What to know about hip replacements Written by Aaron Kandola on January 15, 2021 Hip replacements are common in older adults. This article looks at the procedure itself, who can benefit from it, what to expect from recovery, and more. Read on   pain Chronic opioid use may worsen the pain of social rejection Written by James Kingsland on January 15, 2021 A new paper argues that treating chronic pain with opioids can create a cycle of physical and social pain, increasing the risk of dependence and addiction. Read on   public_health Medical mistrust linked to race/ethnicity and discrimination Written by Timothy Huzar on January 15, 2021 New research claims that medical mistrust is linked to experiences of discrimination, highlighting the need for tackling systemic racism in healthcare. Read on The Recovery Room: News beyond the pandemic — January 15 Written by Tim Snaith on January 15, 2021 Medical News Today's Recovery Room is the place to find 10 recent stories that you may have missed amid all the COVID-19 fervor. Read on COVID-19: How do viral vector vaccines work? Written by Yella Hewings-Martin on January 15, 2021 Viral vector vaccines use a harmless virus to deliver genetic code to our cells, which make a pathogen’s protein, letting the body develop immunity to new infections. Read on COVID-19 live updates: Total number of cases passes 93 million Written by Tim Newman on January 15, 2021 This live article covers developments regarding SARS-CoV-2 and COVID-19. We will update it regularly as the pandemic continues. Read on What is cardiogenic shock? Written by Jon Johnson on January 15, 2021 Cardiogenic shock is a medical emergency that occurs when the heart cannot pump blood to the brain and other key organs. Immediate treatment is necessary. Learn more here. Read on   sleep What are some of the top mattresses for couples? Written by Veronica Zambon on January 15, 2021 What are some of the best mattresses for couples? Read on to learn about what to look for in a mattress and some of the best mattresses available to buy. Read on   surgery What to know about LASIK surgery Written by Zia Sherrell on January 15, 2021 LASIK surgery is a procedure to improve a person's vision. Learn more about what to expect from the procedure, plus some cost considerations, here. Read on

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