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In March 1815, nearly 500 Black freedom seekers left Cumberland Island aboard HMS Regulus as American agents tried to reclaim them under the Treaty of Ghent. They made free lives in Bermuda, Trinidad and Nova Scotia.
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Overview of rectal prolapse, which occurs when the rectum drops down through the anus. In adults, rectal prolapse is more common in older adults and in women.
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Among teens being assessed for substance use treatment, the top reason for using was to feel mellow or calm, and half said they used alone — including over half of those misusing prescription drugs.
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In 2018, 13.2% of new mothers in 31 PRAMS sites reported postpartum depressive symptoms. One in five was not asked about depression at prenatal visits, and one in eight not at the postpartum checkup.
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May 2015 was the wettest month on record in Texas. How USGS streamgages kept 98 percent of their data flowing, why the Blanco River swept two away, and how flood measurements refine stage-discharge ratings.
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ME/CFS is a serious, long-term illness that can leave people unable to do their usual activities. What is known about its causes, its core symptoms, how it is diagnosed, and how symptoms are managed.
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A kidney transplant places one healthy kidney in the body to do the work of two failed ones, ending the need for dialysis. How it's done, where donor kidneys come from, and the lifelong medicines that follow.
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Diabetes is the most common cause of gastroparesis, in which nerve damage from high blood sugar slows or stops the stomach from emptying. Its symptoms, why it complicates insulin, and how to manage it.
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