Ask a doctor: ‘Why are my ears ringing, and should I see a physician?’ Daniel S. Troast, a doctor of audiology, shared with Fox News Digital the symptoms, causes and myths surrounding tinnitus, as well as ways to treat and prevent this common health issue.
All roads 'lead back to fentanyl': City overrun with drugs sees progress after overwhelmed police get new help Faced with an explosion of fentanyl in Portland, Oregon's governor sent in state troopers to help local police track and bust dealers. Here's how it's going.
Blue city fentanyl-related deaths spiked to all-time highs last year Seattle and King County recorded all-time high fentanyl-related overdose deaths in 2023, data from the Seattle and King County Public Health agency show.
California county votes to make loneliness a public health emergency, blaming pandemic Loneliness has been declared a public health emergency in San Mateo County, which is located in the San Francisco Bay Area of California, as voted by the board on Jan. 30.
Crisis in the Northwest: Portland police get new help tackling fentanyl crisis Faced with an explosion of fentanyl in Portland, Oregon's governor sent in state troopers to help local law enforcement track and bust dealers. Fox News Digital rode along with Portland police to see how the partnership is going.
California considers psychedelic therapy bill after Gov. Newsom vetoes hallucinogen decriminalization CA Gov. Newsom vetoed a bill to decriminalize certain hallucinogens, but a new bill has arisen to legalize psychedelic therapy, which would come with comprehensive safeguards.
South Dakota man faces murder charge after crashing into officer during police chase Joseph Gene Hoek's downward spiral of drug use, violent threats, and mental health deterioration led to his arrest for murder after running down a chief deputy in a police chase.
Kansas City Chiefs fans deaths: Drugs in men's systems show 'there's more to the story,' family says The family of David Harrington, one of three Kansas City men found frozen and dead on Jan. 9, said drugs found in their son's system don't give them closure in his death.
Virginia doctor convicted of opioid distribution for prescribing 500K doses given new trial Virginia doctor Joel Smithers has been granted a new trial for prescribing more than 500K doses of addictive opioids due to an instructional error in his original trial.
Health care or housing? More states are using Medicaid funds to help the homeless Medicaid is intended to offer government assistance to low-income earners for health expenses — but in at least 20 states, some funds go to social services, including housing for the homeless.
