health update

Join Fred Bodimer in this weekend health update as he discusses the concerning findings from The Ohio State University about Americans' lack of awareness of their vital health numbers. February, being Heart Month, emphasizes the importance of preventing heart disease by managing these numbers. Fred also covers warnings of a potential second surge of flu activity, measles exposure at major airports, and a study suggesting Viagra may have protective effects against dementia.

Get a concise update on this weekend's health news with Fred Bodimer. The segment covers glitches in the RSV shot rollout, examining errors in vaccine distribution to pregnant individuals and infants. It also highlights Welsh researchers' discoveries on mental health effects linked to strict adherence to COVID-19 lockdown rules.

Furthermore, explore the US government's initiative to distribute at-home COVID-19 tests, addressing concerns ahead of a potential winter spike. Learn about a new theory concerning red wine-induced headaches caused by an antioxidant's impact on alcohol metabolism. Finally, gain insights into seasonal affective disorder (SAD) during the holidays, including strategies to manage its effects.

Fred Bodimer provides insights into significant health developments over the weekend. Topics include FDA cautionary measures against unapproved eyedrops, underutilization of flu treatment in high-risk children, RSV infection surge prompting additional vaccine doses, and Britain's aim to eliminate cervical cancer. The report also highlights a global rise in measles cases due to declining vaccination rates.

Every year around my birthday I like to reflect back on anything significant that came up in my life. This year was B52 and was all about New, True and You... Listen to this episode to hear my update.