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Wisconsin preventing kids’ cavities better than most other states

Wisconsin is apparently making better efforts than most of other states to prevent children's cavities, which causes difficulties in eating, speaking as well as affects ability to learn.

Managed by the Children's Health Alliance, the Seal-A-Smile of Wisconsin is a school-based program that has significantly increased the use of dental sealants for children who belong to low-income families.

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Delaware to host free walk-in flu clinic on Oct. 14

The County Council of Delaware and the Department of Intercommunity Health Coordination have announced a free walk-in clinic scheduled to take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Friday at the Ridley YMCA in Secane.

The free walk-in flu clinic aims to encourage people to get immunized to keep the infectious disease at an arm’s length.

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Support for HPV vaccine increased when ‘Opt-Out’ option was added

Years of recommendations and support from leading medical organizations, parents continue to mot full convinced of children receiving an HPV vaccination for school admissions. The same trend was evidence in a study that found people would not mind HPV vaccine rule for school admission provided that there is an opt-out option as well.

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Anthrax outbreak: 12-year-old kid dies in Siberia

A child in Siberia has lost life after an outbreak of naturally occurring anthrax. The outbreak has been associated with a decades-old reindeer carcass exposed at the time of a heatwave.

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Flu Compared To Gun Violence That Can Be Fought Against

Majority of the people will not be worried over flu at the moment since schools are still closed due to summer. However, that is not for long. Everyone around you will be forcing you to take annual flu shot, while they should also be taking one. Flu is a severe concern since it results in thousands of people getting hospitalized every year.

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Gonorrhea Treatment Might Become Tougher

Generally, a combination of two drugs is given by doctors for the treatment of gonorrhea. However, according to a new study, doctors might have to find an alternate option for treating this sexually transmitted disease (STD), since one of the drugs used in its treatment, known as azithromycin, is becoming less effective.

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Analysis: Microcephaly screening for Zika complications in newborns might miss some birth defects

According to a long-awaited analysis, microcephaly screening for Zika problems in infants could miss a few birth defects. A group from Brazil reported lately that the analysis, done on the first 1,500 suspected cases in Brazil, has disclosed instances of brain damage in newborns with usual head circumference.

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Excessive Drinking Costs Nearly Quarter of a Trillion Dollars to America

A new study from the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) revealed that excess of drinking or boozing is costing the US nearly a quarter of a trillion dollars every year.

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