Greek yogurt has been recalled because it may contain foreign objects, given the FDA's second-most severe risk level.

Two elderly men in Japan choked to death on mochi rice cakes as part of a New Year’s tradition that authorities have issued warnings about annually. Eating mochi on and around the New Year is ...

"There is a risk of bruxism among orthodontic patients," wrote the authors, led by Mubassar Fida of Aga Khan University Hospital in Pakistan. Teeth clenching and grinding lead to hypertrophy of ...

Teeth grinding, or bruxism ... Dr. Bakhtiari says, “There’s no benefit to it, and the risk is if you open up the jaw too much at nighttime so that the jaw gets accustomed to that position ...

Despite an annual warning from authorities, a deadly New Year's trend continued in Japan this week as two people died after choking on mochi ... those people, both elderly men, later died.

Mr Spiby was a choking risk and a care plan said he should be monitored at mealtimes. The inquest heard how there was no one in the room with him because there was no clarity over the meaning of ...

This is because grapes are often a choking risk for young children. A child can choke on not only the seeds but also the skin. Data suggests that in children between the ages of 0 and 14 ...

Depression in older adults can reduce quality of life, and it increases risk of suicide ... loved one Proper diagnosis of depression in the elderly can be difficult. The first medical point ...

This may be due to reasons including: medications health issues underlying sleep disorders Poor sleep can be a precursor to serious health problems, such as an increased risk of obesity ...

Nine people were taken to hospitals in Tokyo after choking on mochi during the first three days of the new year. Two of them later died. According to the Tokyo Fire Department, the nine people were ...

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Drivers with certain medical conditions have been warned they could face a £1,000 fine if they fail to declare it to the DVLA when it affects their ability to drive safely. The warning comes as new ...