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In Tennessee, Promoting Enrollment in Tenuous Health Care Plans

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Counselors are starting earlier than usual to encourage enrollment in Obamacare, even as the Trump administration works against them.

Drugmaker Hikma's U.S. unit raises medicine prices: Financial Times

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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Hikma Pharmaceuticals Plc's U.S. subsidiary has raised the price of a common diarrhea drug by more than 400 percent and is charging more for five other medicines as well, the Financial Times reported on Sunday.

Florida hurt sick kids to help big GOP donors, doctors say

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MASS EXTINCTION event now under way that will decimate the global human population, scientists claim

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(Natural News) A hotly-debated study led by Professor Gerardo Ceballos at the Univ…

BREAKTHROUGH as certain probiotics are found to produce powerful antibiotics that kill superbugs

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(Natural News) Scientists at the Baylor College of Medicine are saying that next-g…

California's hemp farms producing massive tonnage of toxic chemical runoff, polluting thousands of a…

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(Natural News) Illegal marijuana farms in California have left acres of land so co…

Medical News Today: Shy bladder: Causes and treatments

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Shy bladder describes a condition where a person finds it difficult to urinate when there are other people nearby. It is usually caused by anxiety.

No guts no glory: Harvesting the microbiome of athletes

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Scientists have tapped into the microbiome of elite runners and rowers, and have identified particular bacteria that may aid athletic performance. The goal is to develop probiotic supplements that may help athletes -- and even amateur fitness enthusiasts -- re…

Mussel-inspired glue could one day make fetal surgery safer

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Whether to perform surgery on a fetus is a heart-wrenching decision. This type of surgery involves penetrating the delicate amniotic sac, increasing health risks to the fetus. Now researchers report the development of a glue, inspired by the tenacious grip of …

As India's Climate Changes, Farmers In The North Experiment With New Crops

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Farmers are starting to grow new crops in winter, when their fields usually lie fallow. Meanwhile, air pollution, which contributes to climate change, is weakening India's solar energy production.

Silk could improve sensitivity, flexibility of wearable body sensors

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From smart socks to workout clothes that measure exertion, wearable body sensors are becoming the latest 'must-have' technology. Now scientists report they are on the cusp of using silk, one of the world's most coveted fabrics, to develop a more sensitive and …

Testing TVs and tablets for 'green' screens

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Today, researchers report preliminary results suggesting that under simulated landfill conditions, quantum dots can leach out of TVs and tablets. But because this happens in such tiny amounts, the team says that in the grand scheme of things, it might make sen…

Sugars in human mother's milk are new class of antibacterial agents

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A new study has found that sugars in mother's' milk do not just provide nutrition for babies but also help protect them from bacterial infections, making them a new class of antimicrobial agent.

In Turkey, Schools Will Stop Teaching Evolution This Fall

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When Turkish children head back to school, something will be missing from their textbooks: any mention of evolution. The government is phasing in what it calls a values-based curriculum.

The New Health Care: Preventing Teen Suicide: What the Evidence Shows

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Limiting access to guns, avoiding the glamorization of suicide and keeping teenagers connected would all help.

Medical News Today: Four natural ways to get rid of a suntan

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In this article, learn about the natural ways to get rid of a suntan, how to prevent a suntan, and the risks of sun damage to the skin.

Getting To The Core Of Exercises Said To Strengthen 'Mum Tum'

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NPR listeners had lots of questions after our story about diastasis recti, a medical condition of abdominal muscles that's common among new moms. Many wanted to know more about how to fix the problem.

Medical News Today: Does platelet-rich plasma for the knee work?

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The use of platelet-rich plasma as a treatment for knee pain is relatively new, and becoming more popular. Learn about this alternative treatment.

Medical News Today: Schizophrenia: Common amino acid could hold key, study finds

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A new in vivo study suggesting that a common amino acid is linked to schizophrenia brings hope that this discovery could lead to novel treatments.

Medical News Today: Perception, not reality, of spending habits could lead to marital conflict

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A new study suggests that when it comes to marital conflict, the perceptions we have of our partners' spending habits may be more significant than reality.

Medical News Today: Why do couples split up? And why do they stay together?

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A new study examines the complex decision-making process of ending or continuing a romantic relationship, revealing ambivalence and a range of reasons.

Medical News Today: Restrictive lung disease: Treatment and symptoms

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What is restrictive lung disease? Learn about the different types of restrictive lung disease and the different treatment options available.

Batteries for Apple's new electric car will be made in China using toxic heavy metals

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(Natural News) Chinese publication, Yicai Global has reported that global tech gia…

Every residential home could be its own power station, dramatically cutting dependence on the power …

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(Natural News) Utilizing solar power can save homes around 600 British Pounds ($77…

Big Pharma RAMPAGE: Man murders doctor who refused to prescribe opioids to his wife

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(Natural News) A murder-suicide is being implicated in the ongoing and growing opi…

Pesticides sprayed on U.S. cities to fight Zika found to harm motor coordination and neuromuscular s…

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(Natural News) Naled, a pesticide commonly used in Florida to ward off Zika-carryi…

LAWSUIT: CVS Pharmacies accused of hiking up drug prices for those with insurance

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(Natural News) Leading retail pharmacy chain, CVS, is being implicated in an overc…

Stephen Hawking: 'I wouldn't be here without the NHS'

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The scientist backed the NHS in a speech that was critical of government policy and Jeremy Hunt.

Spouse hostility may worsen chronic low back pain

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(Reuters Health) - People with chronic low back pain may feel it even more sharply if their spouses are critical and unsupportive of their condition, according to a recent study.

White nationalists see a new enemy in pursuit of 'racial purity': Science

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A recent study found that white nationalists use genetic tests to prove their "whiteness," but when they get unfavored results, they find ways to reinterpret or dismiss the science completely.

Peanut Allergy Pill Works Four Years Later

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Peanut Allergy Pill Works Four Years Later

Medical News Today: Can binge-watching harm your sleep?

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New research suggests that binge-watching, as opposed to conventional TV viewing, damages sleep quality and may lead to fatigue and insomnia.

Why whiskey tastes better with a little water

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If anyone has suggested adding a little water to your whiskey, you may want to give it a try. Rather than watering it down, the addition may act as a flavor enhancement, and we now know the science behind it, thanks to a new study.

Medical News Today: Fish oil may prevent seizures by boosting brain estrogen levels

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Researchers reveal that supplementation with the fish oil compound DHA prevented seizures in mice by raising levels of the hormone estrogen in the brain.

Medical News Today: Ten ways to get rid of smelly feet

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Foot odor, or bromdosis, can cause discomfort and embarrassment, but there are a variety of simple and effective ways to resolve this issue.

Looking for the Safest Cookware? Keep These 4 Tips on Your Checklist

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On the lookout for the safest cookware? Keep these 4 tips on your checklist. 1. What is your cookware composed of? 2. How safely does it cook your food? 3. Does it lock steam naturally? 4.How was your pot made (the environmental aspect)?

Eating disorders linked to history of theft

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(Reuters Health) - Women with anorexia nervosa or bulimia are up to four times more likely to be convicted of theft - often petty thefts like shoplifting - compared to peers without eating disorders, according to results from a large Swedish study.

Doctors brace for rise in ER visits ahead of solar eclipse

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As potentially millions of Americans travel to see the total solar eclipse on Monday (Aug.

Seeking the secret ingredient in the original smallpox vaccine

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Thanks to a secret vaccine ingredient as well as a net of worldwide researchers and successful vaccination campaigns, smallpox was finally eradicated in 1977. A new study provides an in-depth investigation of the mysteries associated with the development of sm…

Be Smart: A Partial Eclipse Can Fry Your Naked Eyes

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And telescopes and binoculars only amplify the risk to your eyes from looking at the sun, doctors say. So even if you're not in the "path of totality," take precautions if you plan to watch.

A total eclipse of SANITY: America under the spell of mass hysteria engineered by a dangerous, globa…

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(Natural News) The total eclipse of sanity is now under way across America. Mass h…

Novel approach to track HIV infection

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Scientists used a novel live-cell fluorescent imaging system that allowed them for the first time to identify individual viral particles associated with HIV infection.

Medical News Today: Brand choice incompatibility could affect your relationship

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A new study suggests that contrasting brand choices can make partners unhappy if one consistently imposes their preferences onto the other.

Insys agrees to pay $4.45 million to resolve Illinois opioid lawsuit

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BOSTON (Reuters) - Insys Therapeutics Inc has agreed to pay $4.45 million to resolve a lawsuit by Illinois' attorney general claiming it deceptively marketed an addictive fentanyl-based cancer pain drug for off-label uses.

Attention smokers: Junk food has you addicted to cigarettes

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(Natural News) Here’s a dirty little secret that hardly a smoker on planet E…

Stephen Hawking: I'm worried about the future of the NHS

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Cambridge professor criticises health secretary and warns about role of private sector in the NHS.

Study of California kidney cancer shows declining incidence, end of a trend

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A study of kidney cancer incidence in California over 25 years is the first report to demonstrate that the rising rate of kidney cancer seen in the US over the past two decades may have ended.

The New Old Age: The Appointment Ends. Now the Patient Is Listening.

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Patients often don't recall what was said in the doctor's office. Should you record the visit to review later?

New Bioimaging technique is fast and economical

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A new approach to optical imaging makes it possible to quickly and economically monitor multiple molecular interactions in a large area of living tissue -- such as an organ or a small animal; technology that could have applications in medical diagnosis, guided…

Mom of 3 shocked to learn she's expecting sextuplets

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An Alabama couple hoping to give their three boys a sibling turned to fertility medication after suffering a miscarriage in January, and were shocked to discover that they're now expecting sextuplets.

Medical News Today: Phytophotodermatitis: Symptoms, treatment, and causes

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Phytophotodermatitis is a reaction on the skin, caused by the combined exposure to certain plants and sunlight. Learn about the symptoms and treatments.

Medical News Today: First aid for stroke: What do you do?

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When someone suffers a stroke, it can be very distressing. Knowing what to do can make all the difference to preserving the persons health.

How to get up mountains in a wheelchair

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Michelle, who has multiple sclerosis, is going on a trek in the Lake District for the first time in more than 10 years.

Teen left deaf in one ear after debilitating headaches lead to tumor diagnosis

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A 14-year-old Oklahoma teen who woke one morning in 2014 unable to walk or move her arms was told for a year that her debilitating headaches and other symptoms were nothing to worry about.

Toddler chokes to death on grapes

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A Detroit family is grieving the loss of a 2-year-old boy and urging parents to enroll in CPR classes after their son choked to death on grapes while grocery shopping with his mother.

Classic racing returns to most cycle-loving state in America

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When is a race more than a race? When it's an event.

Medical News Today: How to treat your sunburned lips

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Why do lips burn easily and how can sunburned lips be treated at home? What are the symptoms of sunburned lips and when should a doctor be consulted?

Struggling after giving birth? You're not alone

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These mums had traumatic births, and they want more to see more honesty about the toll it can take.

Terminally ill dad to celebrate Christmas early with 4 kids

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A Texas father facing terminal cancer wants to celebrate Christmas with his four children one last time, so his wife, whose first husband died of cancer, took to Facebook with a special plea.

Bayer, J&J win third U.S. trial over Xarelto bleeding risk

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(Reuters) - A federal jury has cleared Bayer AG and Johnson & Johnson of liability in the third case to go to trial out of thousands of lawsuits claiming the drugmakers' blood thinner Xarelto led to severe internal bleeding.

Walnuts for Weight Loss?

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A handful of walnuts may trigger parts of the brain that make us feel satiated.

To reduce postoperative pain, consider sleep -- and caffeine

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A new preclinical study found that a brief period of extended wakefulness before surgery enhances pain and prolongs recovery time after surgery. Caffeine administration helped to reduce the harmful effects of sleep loss on subsequent surgical pain.

The battle against hospital-acquired infections

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When you go to the hospital, you expect safe care, helpful staff, and a clean environment.

Algal blooms cost Ohio homeowners $152 million over six years

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Algal blooms at two Ohio lakes cost Ohio homeowners $152 million in lost property value over six years, researchers estimate. Meanwhile, a related study suggests that algae is driving anglers away from Lake Erie, causing fishing license sales to drop at least …

Medical News Today: How do babies breathe in the womb?

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How do babies breathe in the womb? Find out here about how babies develop in the womb during pregnancy. Learn more about lung development and breath here.

Awkward! The tough transition to middle school

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There is a reason why when people post pictures of themselves during their middle school years on Facebook for "Throwback Thursday," we all stop and take notice.

Organ crosstalk: Fatty liver can cause damage to other organs

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Scientists have discovered that a fatty liver can cause damage to other organs. They demonstrate the effects of fatty liver disease on the function of the hormone-producing islet cells in the pancreas and on renal function.

Despite benefits, half of parents against later school start times

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Leading pediatrics and sleep associations agree: Teens shouldn't start school so early. Yet recent research finds parents are split almost down the middle on whether they support delays in school start times that might permit their 13- to 17-year-olds to sleep…

California Prepares For An Eclipse Of Its Solar Power

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On a sunny day, California gets up to 40 percent of its energy from solar power. Monday's total eclipse isn't just a scientific spectacle, it's a major concern for the state's power grid.

Lasers used to detect risk of heart attack and stroke

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Patients at risk of heart attacks and strokes may be spotted earlier thanks to a diagnosis tool that uses near-infrared light to identify high-risk arterial plaques.

Suspended oral surgeon dies of suspected overdose

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Authorities have identified a suspected overdose victim as a 50-year-old oral surgeon who was temporarily suspended from practicing over patient complaints about care.

Ask Well: Can You Sweat Out Toxins?

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Heavy metals and BPA can be detected in sweat. But whether tiny amounts of chemicals present a health concern is unknown.

Antibiotics found to weaken body's ability to fight off disease

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Adding another reason for doctors to avoid the overuse of antibiotics, new research shows that a reduction in the variety of microbes in the gut interferes with the immune system's ability to fight off disease.

New terahertz imaging approach could speed up skin cancer detection

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Researchers have developed a new terahertz imaging approach that, for the first time, can acquire micron-scale resolution images while retaining computational approaches designed to speed up image acquisition.

Will The Eclipse Make Crops And Animals Flip Out? Scientists Ask (Really)

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During the day on Aug. 21, large swaths of farmland will be plunged into darkness, and temperatures will drop about 10 degrees. And scientists are waiting to see what happens on the ground.

Ten-year-old rape victim gives birth in India

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A ten-year old rape victim who was denied an abortion has given birth in northern India.

Father, son 9/11 first responders die of cancer months apart

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In 2001, Robert Alexander and his father Raymond were 9/11 first responders. Now, the men have died less than a year apart from cancer related to ground zero, their family says.

Gene variant activity is surprisingly variable between tissues

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Every tissue has its own pattern of active alleles, a large-scale study has found. Researchers were able to show that the differential allele activity is regulated by tissue-specific, regulatory DNA elements known as enhancers - a process that could also be in…

Why Do People Say Namaste at the End of Yoga Class?

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The term 'namaste' has become so popular it immediately conjures images of zen-like yogis, but have you ever wondered what the yoga phrase actually means?

Zika May Not Last in Semen as Long as Thought

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Men should still follow CDC guidelines and use condoms for at least 6 months, health experts say

India threatens Philip Morris with 'punitive action' over alleged violations

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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - The Indian government has threatened Philip Morris International Inc with "punitive action" over the tobacco giant's alleged violation of the country's anti-smoking laws, according to a letter sent to the company by the federal health min…

Cocktail Confusion: Is Drinking Healthy or Risky?

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This article looks at the latest research studies on the health benefits of alcohol.

Tuberculosis drug may work better than others in its class

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Treatment of tuberculosis involves a combination of several drugs, sometimes including drugs from a class known as fluoroquinolones. Using computer simulations, scientists have shown that the fluoroquinolone known as moxifloxacin may be superior to two other c…

Data revealed under FOI shows benefits of MS drug currently blocked by regulators

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A drug that is blocked by the EU regulatory system has now been found to improve the quality of life of people with multiple sclerosis (MS), according to a new study.

Researchers Developing Test For Lyme Disease

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Researchers Developing Test For Lyme Disease

Vitamin C may encourage blood cancer stem cells to die

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Vitamin C may 'tell' faulty stem cells in the bone marrow to mature and die normally, instead of multiplying to cause blood cancers.

Hypertension during pregnancy may affect women's long-term cardiovascular health

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Women who experience hypertension during pregnancy face an increased risk of heart disease and hypertension later in life, according to a new study.

Mylan, U.S. finalize $465 million EpiPen settlement

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BOSTON (Reuters) - Mylan NV has finalized a $465 million settlement resolving U.S. Justice Department claims it overcharged the government for its EpiPen emergency allergy treatment, which became the center of a firestorm over price increases.

Contraceptive pill linked to lowered risk of rheumatoid arthritis

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Taking the contraceptive pill, particularly for seven or more consecutive years, is linked to a lowered risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis.

Fatty Foods May Up Cancer Risk in Thinner Women

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Plant-based diet could help avoid malignancies, study suggests

Population health impact of infants born small for gestational age in low- and middle-income countri…

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Researchers have used the first international, multi-ethnic birth weight standard, known as the INTERGROWTH-21st, to describe the global burden of suboptimal fetal growth.

What You Need to Know About Swimmer's Ear–Even If You Never Swim

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Swimmer's ear can be caused by more than just swimming. Here we break down everything you need to know about the painful infection.

Using emoticons in work emails make you look incompetent

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Pro tip: Keep the smiley faces out of your work emails, or else the person receiving the message may think you're incompetent.

Super-photostable fluorescent labeling agent for super-resolution microscopy

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Chemists have developed a super-photostable fluorescent dye, PhoxBright 430 (PB430), to visualize cellular ultrastructure by super resolution microscopy. The exceptional photostability of this new dye enables continuous STED imaging and together with its abili…

A better way to measure mortality trends?

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A new study suggests long-term mortality trends may be better understood by focusing on life-years lost -- remaining life expectancy for a decedent -- instead of solely looking at cause of death.

Mineral layer around avian flu pathogen may be the cause for human infections

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Avian flu can be transmitted from birds to humans; transmission among humans, however, is limited. The reason may be an eggshell-like mineral layer that the virus acquires due to the high calcium concentration in the intestines of birds. These mineralized viru…

New Pathology Atlas maps genes in cancer to accelerate progress in personalized medicine

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A new Pathology Atlas is launched today with an analysis of all human genes in all major cancers showing the consequence of their corresponding protein levels for overall patient survival. The difference in expression patterns of individual cancers observed in…

Medical News Today: Surprising neural communication mechanism revealed

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Researchers have made a surprising discovery about how neurons communicate, which might upturn existing notions and help to unravel mental disorders.

Mum leaves random notes in York for new mothers

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The letters offer mums a chance to take a second for themselves.

Genome analysis with near-complete privacy possible, say researchers

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It is now possible to scour complete human genomes for the presence of disease-associated genes without revealing any genetic information not directly associated with the inquiry, say researchers.

Medical News Today: Peanut allergy could be cured with probiotics

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The vast majority of children in a large clinical trial continued to tolerate peanuts for 4 years after it had ended, new research shows.

Community health workers lead to better health, lower costs for Medicaid patients

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As politicians struggle to solve the nation's healthcare problems, a new study finds a way to improve health and lower costs among Medicaid and uninsured patients. Researchers showed that patients who received support from community health workers (CHWs) had 3…

Athletic ability and finger length linked?

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Researchers have studied the correlation between athletic ability and finger length.

Researchers inch closer to peanut allergy 'cure'

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Could a cure for peanut allergies be close?

Calories in popular foods must be cut, say health officials

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Health officials target pizzas, burgers and ready meals to help tackle child obesity in government drive.

Histone 1, the guardian of genome stability

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Genomic instability is the main risk factor for tumor development in humans. Therefore understanding its origin and and exploring therapeutic targets is paramount. Histone 1 silences a region of the genome that causes irreparable DNA damage when translated and…

Exclusive: Inside The Lab Where Scientists Are Editing DNA In Human Embryos

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NPR gets exclusive access to a lab in Portland, Ore., where scientists have begun editing the DNA in human embryos to try to prevent genetic diseases.

Medical News Today: Rheumatoid arthritis: Birth control pill tied to reduced risk

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A large Swedish study has found that women who had used contraceptive pills had less risk of developing rheumatoid arthritis than women who had not.

FDA approves Pfizer's drug for rare blood cancer

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(Reuters) - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said on Thursday it approved Pfizer Inc's rare blood cancer drug, Besponsa, with a boxed warning.

Cholesterol crystals are sure sign a heart attack may loom

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A new study on 240 emergency room patients shows just how much of a role a person's cholesterol plays, when in a crystallized state, during a heart attack.

Artificial womb raises hope for premature babies

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Researchers hope an artificial womb used to incubate healthy baby lambs can be used in future technology for premature babies.

Brain regions most likely to cause epilepsy seizures

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Scientists have developed a new way to detect which areas of the brain contribute most greatly to epilepsy seizures, according to a new study. The strategy could help surgeons select specific brain areas for removal to stop seizures.

Disrupted gut microbiome makes children more susceptible to amoebic dysentery

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Children with lower diversity of microbial species in their intestines are more susceptible to severe infection with the Entamoeba histolytica parasite, according to a new study.

Could City Lights Raise Breast Cancer Risk?

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Study found link between ambient light and higher odds in young, smoking females, but more research needed

Spider silk protein may be useful for engineering artificial cardiac tissue

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Ever more people are suffering from cardiac insufficiency. The main cause of reduced cardiac functionality lies in the irreversible loss of cardiac muscle cells due to disease, especially ischemic diseases such as cardiac infarction. There is still no treatmen…

How whip-like cell appendages promote bodily fluid flow

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Researchers have revealed that a molecule called Daple is essential for the correct orientation and coordinated beating of cilia on the surface of cells lining ventricles in the brain. Without Daple, the cilia develop a random arrangement and cannot produce a …

Working to Close the Breast-Feeding Gap

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Black women are less likely to nurse their babies than whites and Hispanics. Organizations are trying to change that, both online and in person.

Baby hospitalized with botulism on first birthday

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An Arizona mother has not left her 1-year-old son's side since he was rushed to the hospital and diagnosed with botulism on his Aug. 6 birthday.

10-year-old India rape victim unknowingly gives birth to baby girl, report says

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A 10-year-old rape victim who was denied an abortion by the Indian Supreme Court and was kept in the dark about her pregnancy, has reportedly given birth to a baby girl.

Medical News Today: Reversing brain death: Far-fetched or feasible?

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Ira Pastor, CEO of Bioquark, Inc., speaks to MNT about his team's controversial plans to restore life to people who have been declared brain dead.

Guns Play Oversize Role in Rural Suicides

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Suicide rates are higher in rural counties, according to a new study, and the reason is firearm use by men.

Is AI More Threatening Than North Korean Missiles?

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk last week warned that AI is an enormous threat. There can be no doubt that the advent of smart, rather than smart-ish, machines, is a long way off, though, says blogger Alva Noë.

Cigarette makers shifted stance on nicotine patches, gum, study shows

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Tobacco companies have known for decades that, without counseling, NRT hardly ever works, and that consumers often use it to complement smoking. This insight from the formerly secret industry documents, outlines a new report.

Asthma, on rise in older adults, tends to be ignored

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In early June, Donna Bilgore Robins stood on a patio in Beaver Creek, Colo., under a crystal-clear blue sky and tried to catch her breath.

How immature cells grow up to be red blood cells

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Researchers have identified the mechanism behind red blood cell specialization and revealed that it is controlled by an enzyme called UBE2O. This finding could spark the development of new treatments for blood disorders and cancers.

Is coconut oil healthy?

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According to a recent survey, 72% of Americans think coconut oil is a healthy food.

Medical News Today: Pickwickian syndrome: All you need to know

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Pickwickian syndrome is a condition characterized by disordered breathing when sleeping. It is common in people who are obese. Learn about this condition.

Allergies: Cross-reactivity between cypress pollen and peaches/citrus fruits explained

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Medical researchers have identified the likely origin of the cross-reactivity between cypress pollen, peaches and citrus fruits. Their work has shown that these sources contain allergens belonging to a new family of proteins involved in pollen food associated …

Family farm is heaven on earth for dying dogs

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Michele Allen has had many dogs over the years. But a 13-pound shelter dog with heart problems and bad teeth changed her life forever.

Schoolchildren who use e-cigarettes are more likely to try tobacco

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New research suggests that teenagers who had tried an e-cigarette were almost four times more likely to start smoking a conventional cigarette within a year, when compared to classmates who had not.

Smokers 20 percent more likely to quit when cigarettes cost $1 more

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Smokers were found to be 20 percent more likely to quit smoking when packs of cigarettes cost just one dollar more, according to a new public health study.

China confirms bird flu outbreak at quail farms in Guizhou province

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BEIJING (Reuters) - China confirmed a bird flu outbreak at quail farms in the country's southwestern province of Guizhou, according to a Ministry of Agriculture statement on Friday.

Female mouse embryos actively remove male reproductive systems

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A protein called COUP-TFII determines whether a mouse embryo develops a male reproductive tract, according to new research. The discovery changes the long-standing belief that an embryo will automatically become female unless androgens, or male hormones, in th…

Gold nanostars and immunotherapy vaccinate mice against cancer

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By combining an FDA-approved cancer immunotherapy with an emerging tumor-roasting nanotechnology, researchers improved the efficacy of both therapies in a proof-of-concept study using mice. The potent combination also attacked satellite tumors and distant canc…

New technique overcomes genetic cause of infertility

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Scientists have created healthy offspring from genetically infertile male mice, offering a potential new approach to tackling a common genetic cause of human infertility.

Rebutting the claim that antidepressants do not work

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A theory that has gained considerable attention in international media suggest that antidepressant drugs, such as the SSRIs, do not exert any actual antidepressant effect. A research group has now analyzed data from clinical trials and can rebut this theory.

South Korea lifts ban on U.S. poultry, egg imports: USDA

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CHICAGO (Reuters) - South Korea lifted a ban on imports of U.S. poultry and eggs, the U.S. Department of Agriculture said on Thursday, allowing American farmers to resume sales to the Asian country that suffered an egg shortage caused by its worst-ever bird fl…

Marian C. Diamond, 90, Student of the Brain, Is Dead

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Dr. Diamond, a neuroscientist, challenged the long-held assumption that the brain is a static and unchangeable entity and examined Albert Einstein's.

Two-step process leads to cell immortalization and cancer

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Immortalization of cells is a necessary step in the development of cancer, and scientists think that the main cause is turning on an enzyme -- telomerase -- that lengthens chromosomal telomeres and prevents normal cell death. A new study shows that turning on …

Federal snack program does not yield expected impacts

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A research team examined the US Department of Agriculture's Smart Snacks in School regulation. The federal mandate was intended to replace unhealthy school snacks and beverages with more wholesome options, including fruits, vegetables, and packaged treats low …

With Heavy Drinking On The Rise, How Much Is Too Much?

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Binge-drinking sounds like an all-night bender, but here's a reality check: Many social drinkers may "binge" without knowing it. Women who drink four or more drinks on an occasion are binge-drinking.

Telling people not to 'down' drinks could make them drink more

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Campaigns designed to stop young people 'bolting' drinks can be ineffective and can even make them more likely to do it, new research suggests.

Alternative Cancer Therapy Linked to Earlier Death

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There's not much research into these therapies, study authors said

Newcastle health boss Sir Leonard Fenwick sacked

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Longest serving NHS chief executive Sir Leonard Fenwick called it "an orchestrated witch hunt".

Rituals To Sprinkle A Little Magic Into Your Eclipse Experience

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A slightly witch-y mother, an astrologer, and the co-writer of a guide for Basic Witches share their eclipse rituals.

EpiPen Maker Settles Lawsuit for $465 Million

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EpiPen Maker Settles Lawsuit for $465 Million

Make Your Own Eclipse Viewer

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No eclipse glasses? No problem. Make your own solar viewer; (almost) no tools required.

Peanut allergy treatment 'lasts up to four years'

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Four years after children in a study took the oral treatment, 70% had no allergic reaction to peanuts.

FDA Recalls Liquid Pharmaceutical Products

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Concerns over possible bacterial contamination that could cause severe infections in patients prompted the move

Why teen pregnancy prevention funding is going away

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The Trump administration is cutting current teen pregnancy prevention programs, due to "poor evaluation results." Yet many researchers, program directors, youth advocates, and city health officials argue otherwise.

Peroxisomes identified as 'fighters' in the battle against bacterial infections

3 days ago

Peroxisomes are required for cells in the innate immune response to bacteria and fungi. Now scientists have found that peroxisomes are necessary for proper functioning of the innate immune system, the body's first line of defense against microorganisms.

State of the Art: A Start-Up Suggests a Fix to the Health Care Morass

3 days ago

Aledade, a tech start-up, is working to reduce health care costs while improving care. The results are on view at two medical practices in southeast Kansas.

The Night the Oxygen Ran Out in an Indian Hospital

3 days ago

The Modi government has been sharply criticized after children died when a vendor cut off oxygen supplies for lack of payment.

Plague: Scary But Rare

3 days ago

This article looks at the plague, it's symptoms, how it is transmitted and how it is treated.

Powerful New Cholesterol Med Won't Harm Memory

3 days ago

Study findings on Repatha are 'reassuring,' but expert wants longer follow-up

Alternative cancer therapies double risk of death

3 days ago

Patients who chose alternative therapies to treat a common, curable cancer instead of opting for the recommended medical treatment double their risk of death, according to a recent study published in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute.

How can we tell how fat we are?

3 days ago

When Kate Townsend took her kids for their back-to-school health checkups last month, she got a surprise.

Trump Rolls Back Obama-Era Flood Standards For Infrastructure Projects

3 days ago

An Obama order called for new public infrastructure projects to be built to withstand rising sea levels caused by climate change. President Trump revoked that order to accelerate the review process.

5 Things You Should Definitely Know About Lactose-Free Milk

3 days ago

Milk is the primary source of many nutrients. People who suffer from lactose intolerance cannot consume milk or milk products as they cause many problems, and thus miss the daily nutrient dose. Milk products contain a sugar called lactose which, when consumed …

Are probiotics safe?

3 days ago

How exactly has our understanding of probiotics changed over time? Here's a look at probiotics' steady rise in popularity, from Europe to America, and where health experts now stand on their benefits.

Study Finds Options to Opioids After Knee Surgery

3 days ago

Non-drug approaches that may work include acupuncture and electrotherapy, review finds

College freshmen who weighed themselves daily lost body fat

3 days ago

A new study found that female college-aged students who reported at least one period of daily self-weighing over a two-year study saw a drop in their body mass index.

Early rotator cuff surgery yields good long-term outcomes

3 days ago

Early surgery to repair tears of one of the shoulder rotator cuff muscles provides lasting improvement in strength, function, and other outcomes, reports a study.

Mental health services patchy, says PM

3 days ago

Theresa May says the UK's mental health services are "patchy" and has told Newsbeat she's going to review them.

Bears Can Face Summer Challenges In Roadside Zoos

3 days ago

Even when the Animal Welfare Act is followed, bears may not live in conditions that many would find reasonable for such large, intelligent animals to flourish, says anthropologist Barbara J. King.

Probiotic Bacteria Could Protect Newborns From Deadly Infection

3 days ago

Each year more than 600,000 babies die of sepsis. Researchers have found a simple way to prevent it: Feed babies probiotic bacteria that are common in kimchi, pickles and other fermented vegetables.

Surprising discovery about how neurons talk to each other

3 days ago

New findings challenge existing dogma that neurons release fixed amounts of chemical signal at any one time and could have implications for brain disorders including Parkinson's and schizhophrenia.

Hemorrhagic fevers: Countering inflammation to prevent circulatory failure

3 days ago

Hemorrhagic fevers are severe viral diseases that are often fatal. Researchers have now identified messenger substances of the immune system, which in infected mice lead to the development of shock.

Is Your Olive Oil Real? Discover How to Find Out

3 days ago

Is your Olive Oil Real? Some olive oils are actually blends of sub standard oils, seed oils or even soy oil. Discover how to tell if your olive oil is real!

Can a Blood Test Detect Cancers Earlier?

3 days ago

Researchers move 'a step forward,' assessing DNA fragments for colon, breast, ovarian and lung tumors

How particular fear memories can be erased

3 days ago

Researchers have devised a method to selectively erase particular fear memories by weakening the connections between neurons involved in forming these memories. In their experiments, they found that fear memory can be manipulated in such a way that some benefi…

Neurons involved in learning, memory preservation less stable, more flexible than once thought

3 days ago

The human brain has a region of cells responsible for linking sensory cues to actions and behaviors and cataloging the link as a memory. Cells that form these links have been deemed highly stable and fixed. Now, new research conducted in mice challenge that mo…

Model for lighter armor developed

3 days ago

Engineers are working on developing new light-weight ceramic materials that resist fracture. They are working to better understand exactly how these materials, which are suited for Soldier personal protection and Army systems, fracture, and how they can be fur…

Neuroscientists discover a brain circuit dedicated to retrieving memories

3 days ago

Neuroscientists who study memory have long believed that when we recall an event, our brains turn on the same hippocampal circuit that was activated when the memory was originally formed. However, neuroscientists have now shown, for the first time, that recall…

Chemists Say You Should Add A Little Water To Your Whiskey. Here's Why

3 days ago

It's a common refrain from whiskey enthusiasts: Adding a few drops of water to a glass opens up the flavors of the drink. Chemists in Sweden provide a molecular explanation for why this works.

Young people with chronic illness more likely to attempt suicide

3 days ago

Young people between the ages of 15 and 30 living with a chronic illness are three times more likely to attempt suicide than their healthy peers, according to a new study.

Slowing dangerous bacteria may be more effective than killing them

3 days ago

A new study suggests it may be possible to slow dangerous infections by manipulating the messages microbes send to one another, allowing the body to defeat an infection without causing the bacteria to develop resistance to the treatment.

Trump Threat to Obamacare Would Send Premiums and Deficits Higher

4 days ago

If President Trump makes good on his promise to "let Obamacare implode," premiums for the most popular plans would rise about 20 percent next year.

Bowel cancer test: 'No health minister' means NI people must wait

4 days ago

A new screening test for bowel cancer in NI is on hold because there is no Stormont health minister.

Charlottesville, hate crimes are public health issue, experts say

4 days ago

The American College of Physicians has released a new policy statement calling hate crimes "a public health issue." Doctors and public health leaders weigh in on how and why racism and hate crimes can hurt public health.

Charlie Gard's parents set up foundation with $1.7 million in donations

4 days ago

Over the past six months, $1.7 million in donations has poured into the treatment fund for Charlie Gard, a British baby whose life was the subject of a legal tug of war in British courts before his death in July.

Phys Ed: How Exercise Could Help You Learn a New Language

4 days ago

Working out during a language class amplifies an adult's ability to memorize, retain and understand new vocabulary.

Dr. Ruth Pfau, Savior of Lepers in Pakistan, Dies at 87

4 days ago

A German-born medical missionary who discovered her life's calling by chance was hailed as "the Mother Teresa of Pakistan."

Public Health: Obamacare's Bare County Problem Looks Mostly Solved, for Now

4 days ago

With an announcement in Nevada, a market that the president said was set to "implode" shows yet more signs of health.

Maternity 'must improve' at baby-deaths hospital trust

4 days ago

Progress is made at the Shrewsbury and Telford trust but maternity services must improve, the CQC says.

Are Big Lifestyle Changes Key to Managing Type 2?

4 days ago

Study finds lower blood sugar, reduced need for medication

Less Sleep May Raise Child's Type 2 Diabetes Risk

4 days ago

It found link -- but no proof -- between less slumber and risk factors for blood sugar disease

Teen overdose death rate climbed 19% in one year

4 days ago

The rate of teen drug overdose deaths climbed 19% from 2014 to 2015, from 3.1 deaths per 100,000 teens to 3.7 per 100,000, according to data released this week. The new numbers involve teens ages 15 to 19 and were released by the National Center for Health Sta…

Time spent frail in old age 'doubles'

4 days ago

More care homes are needed as an ageing population puts pressure on services, researchers suggest.

Experts: Neck Floaties Risky for Babies

4 days ago

Experts warn parents from using neck floats on their babies in the water.

Australian bodybuilder with rare disorder dies after high-protein diet

4 days ago

Meegan Hefford, a 25-year-old bodybuilder, was found unconscious on June 19 in her Mandurah, Western Australia, apartment, according to CNN affiliate Australia News 7. Days later, Hefford was pronounced dead. Only after her death did her family learn that Heff…

Sperm Count in Western Men Has Dropped Over 50 Percent Since 1973, Paper Finds

4 days ago

Research that studied semen samples from nearly 43,000 men from 50 countries detected a sharp downward trend that is provoking broad health concerns.

A Little Drinking Might Lengthen Your Life: Study

4 days ago

But researchers stress too much alcohol can increase risk of early death

Worried relatives try to remove children from hospital where 68 died

4 days ago

Prime Minister Narendra Modi started his Independence Day speech Tuesday with a call for the country to stand shoulder to shoulder with people of the city of Gorakhpur as they mourn the deaths of 68 children in a state-run hospital.

Americans Injuring Themselves Grooming Pubic Hair

4 days ago

Study finds cuts, burns and infections send many to doctor, some to the ER

Meningitis jab uptake 'worryingly low'

4 days ago

School-leavers are being urged to be immunised against the highly aggressive strain.

Why Some Say the Eclipse Is Best Experienced in a Crowd

4 days ago

Human behavior researchers offer four reasons why it's worth experiencing totality in a large group, even if the toilets overflow.

Paralyzed man making brain-computer tech a reality

4 days ago

Ten years after an accident left him paralyzed, Tom Nabarro is using multiple forms of technology to live the live he wants. He hopes brain-computer interfaces could take him even further.

Fatal Opioid ODs on the Rise Among U.S. Teens

4 days ago

And heroin led to the most deaths among 15- to 19-year-olds, CDC says

Chiropractor - A Health Care Invention

5 days ago

A chiropractor is defined as a health care device with a professional touch for the diagnosis and intensive treatment of neuromuscular disorders. Their emphasis is on neuromuscular disorders, especially spine. Most of the chiropractors are used as a pain relie…

Apology over Indian blood donation 'embarrassment'

5 days ago

A "communication breakdown" meant 100 members of the Indian community were not allowed to give blood.

More Than 500,000 Infected With Cholera in Yemen

5 days ago

The outbreak, spreading rapidly since it began in April, has killed about 2,000 Yemenis, the World Health Organization said on Monday.

'Fat but fit' still has higher risk of heart disease

5 days ago

The idea that you can be overweight or obese yet healthy -- if factors such as your blood sugar, blood pressure or cholesterol levels are normal -- is a myth, according to a new study, and messaging around this should be changed.

NHS cyber-defender Marcus Hutchins back online

5 days ago

Marcus Hutchins was arrested earlier this month on a trip to cyber-security conferences in Las Vegas.

Japanese fungus spreading in UK hospitals

5 days ago

More than 200 patients have been infected, but none has died, Public Health England confirms.

'Fat but fit' still risk heart disease

5 days ago

Even if medical tests don't show up any problems, being overweight is bad for the heart, experts say.

Antidepressant Use Jumps 65 Percent in 15 Years

5 days ago

Women nearly twice as likely to use the drugs as men, CDC report finds

Less Sleep Tied to Diabetes Risk in Children

5 days ago

The fewer hours of sleep a child got, the greater the risk of a higher B.M.I. and insulin resistance.

Givers Really Are Happier Than Takers

5 days ago

Even small acts of generosity trigger a brain boost, study finds

'Fat But Fit' a Myth?

5 days ago

Extra weight linked to extra risk, even if blood pressure, blood sugar and cholesterol all normal

When a mom makes her child sick

5 days ago

"I never saw it coming," said Susan, whose family requested that we not use their last names.

More Depressed Pregnant Women Smoking

5 days ago

More than 1 in 3 smoke, compared to 1 in 10 who aren't depressed, U.S. survey finds

Why astronauts are using 3-D printers in space

5 days ago

Astronauts have always had to pack light. Luckily, when they've visited the moon or lived on the International Space Station, Earth is literally in sight. And if they had a medical issue or injury, home wouldn't be far away.

Reunion after baby umbilical cord drama in Derbyshire

5 days ago

Baby Ella was struggling to breathe after getting her neck caught on the umbilical cord during her birth.

Personal Health: When Sports Injuries Lead to Arthritis in Joints

5 days ago

In the rush to get back in the game, we may short-circuit the rehabilitation needed to allow an injured joint to heal fully.

Talking to children when hate makes headlines

5 days ago

A car driven by a man believed to have ties to white supremacists plows into a group protesting hate, killing one woman and injuring many others. One shooter massacres dozens in a gay nightclub; another kills African-Americans during a church Bible study; a th…

Cardiac stem cells rejuvenate rats' aging hearts, study says

5 days ago

Cardiac stem cells derived from young hearts helped reverse the signs of aging when directly injected into the old hearts of elderly rats, a study published Monday in the European Heart Journal demonstrated.

Plants 'hijacked' to make polio vaccine

5 days ago

A breakthrough could lead to easier, faster and cheaper vaccines.

Why Scottish babies might start sleeping in cardboard boxes

5 days ago

Baby boxes containing essential items are to be delivered to new mothers across Scotland.

Air Purifiers May Help the Smog-Stressed Heart

5 days ago

Small Chinese study found lower stress hormone levels in those who used indoor air cleaners

Marijuana May Help Ease Nerve Pain

5 days ago

But evidence for using pot to treat other types of pain or post-traumatic stress remains inconclusive

Zika Virus Tied to Neurological Woes in Adults

6 days ago

35 infected people were hospitalized with such conditions in Brazil during last year's outbreak

Vulnerable children not in crisis are 'left in limbo'

6 days ago

Action for Children estimates 140,000 children referred to social services do not get the help they need.

Anger and hatred can make us feel happy, says study

6 days ago

People have higher life satisfaction if they feel emotions they desire - even if they are unpleasant.

Breast cancer helpline founder paid herself £31,000

6 days ago

Wendy Watson, who was awarded an MBE in 2012, has resigned as a charity trustee over the "error".

Scottish ministers urged to lead fight against 'period poverty'

6 days ago

A Labour MSP says access to sanitary products should be a basic right for anyone who needs them.

Fleas Test Positive for Plague in Arizona

6 days ago

Fleas Test Positive for Plague in Arizona

ER Rates Soar as Toddlers Ingest Pot, Study Finds

6 days ago

Accidental intoxication rose 133 percent in a decade; U.S. experts call findings highly relevant

Product Alert: Amazon Warns Of Bad Eclipse Glasses

6 days ago

The online retailer pro-actively emailed costumers who might have bought glasses that aren't safe for viewing next the Aug. 21 eclipse.

'Raise your voices'

7 days ago

A blog on birth trauma is prompting women to share their own difficult experiences.

Hard enough already

8 days ago

Flying with a wheelchair is hard enough - it's even harder when it's broken in transit.

Brian Blessed 'bit off' umbilical cord delivering baby

8 days ago

Actor, director and Grampy Rabbit in Peppa Pig, Brian Blessed reveals Four Things You Don't Know About Me

Can you really go blind staring at an eclipse? Tips for safe viewing

8 days ago

No matter what your plans are for the total solar eclipse on August 21, do not look directly at the sun without your ISO-standard eclipse glasses on -- unless the sun is being completely blocked by the moon.

Opioid Overdoses & Deaths Flooding U.S. Hospitals

9 days ago

Medical costs jumped more than $30,000 per patient in less than 10 years, study finds

5 Deaths Reported After Balloon Obesity Treatments

9 days ago

Five people who had a balloon system put into their stomach to treat obesity have died since 2016, the FDA warns.

How Safe and Effective Is Your Sunscreen?

9 days ago

One out of three may not offer the right protection, study suggests

'Smart' Underwear May Help Prevent Back Pain

9 days ago

With just a tap, wearable device eases stress, fatigue on lower back muscles, researchers say

Technology Improves Access to Birth Control

9 days ago

New companies and agencies such as planned parenthood are offering women birth control through apps and websites.

Trump To Declare Opioid Crisis National Emergency

9 days ago

President Donald Trump declared the opioid epidemic a national emergency and said the administration would dedicate money and time to fight it.

16 Health Benefits of Cinnamon

10 days ago

Daily use of cinnamon gives health advantages for human life. It controls blood sugar, reduce body weight, good for cholesterol and works as a powerful antioxidant. Due to coumarin related side effects, Ceylon cinnamon is recommended for daily use.

Only About One-Third of Americans Use Condoms: CDC

10 days ago

They aren't the best method of birth control, but they do help prevent STDs, health experts say

Three women over 60 talk honestly about their sex lives

10 days ago

Three women over 60 speak openly to BBC Radio 5 live about their sex lives.

Immunotherapy Shown Safe in Type 1 Diabetes Trial

10 days ago

Next step is to see if it works and for how long

For Drivers, Hands-free Can Still Be a Handful

10 days ago

Complex commands are more distracting than talking on your cell, safety experts say

Why Sunlight Is So Good For You

10 days ago

From mood to energy level, the sun has major effects on your happiness.

Is Pot Linked to Blood Pressure Deaths?

10 days ago

Study suggests so, but heart expert questions the finding

ADHD Medications and Scary Side Effects

10 days ago

Side effects from ADHD medications are rarely dangerous, but they are unsettling. Knowing how to respond will ease your mind.

Stroke Rates Drop for U.S. Men, But Not Women

10 days ago

Explanations for the disparity aren't clear

CDC Warns of Uptick in Cyclospora Infections

10 days ago

The CDC is warning of an increase in infections from Cyclospora, a parasite that causes watery diarrhea and other symptoms.

During Eclipse, 'Your Eye Can Scorch'

10 days ago

The Aug. 21 eclipse will be visible across most of North America. Learn here how to watch it safely.

Artificial Sweeteners Trick the Brain: Study

10 days ago

Sugary taste can cause a heightened metabolic response, researchers say

Here's How to Take a Perfect Vacation

10 days ago

A little time off to unwind and de-stress is a key to feeling happier.

Yoga May Boost Aging Brains

11 days ago

Changes seen in areas involved with attention and memory, but it's not yet clear if yoga is the cause

Alcohol Use, Abuse on the Rise in U.S.

11 days ago

Women and older adults among those drinking more, study finds

'I chose surgery due to a lack of toilets'

11 days ago

Marni Smyth chose to have a suprapubic catheter fitted to help retain her independence.

Third of men say work a factor in mental health problems

11 days ago

Andrew Ormerod explains how his unsustainable workload led to mental health problems.

Racial Gap Narrows For Cardiac Arrest Patients

11 days ago

Difference stems from resuscitation, researchers report

Are Your Copper Mugs Poisoning You?

11 days ago

Iowa officials warn drinkers that popular cocktails like the Moscow Mule can be dangerous if consumed from an all-copper mug.

Essential Oils: Natural Doesn't Mean Risk-Free

11 days ago

Essential oils are increasingly popular, but using them incorrectly, or overdoing it, can be dangerous.

Country Legend Glen Campbell Dies From Alzheimer's

11 days ago

The country music superstar was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease in 2011.

Another U-turn?

13 days ago

The ex-prime minister, who has spoken about his battle to give up nicotine, is snapped with a cigarette at a festival.

How to Beat Your Burnout

13 days ago

Ever notice that you are always rushing through the day to get things done. You don't pay attention to your body and mind cues that are speaking loudly to take a break until one day your head spins and you have a complete breakdown by being burned out when you…

Transgender puberty

13 days ago

How are the families we've been following for two years facing the future?

Contraceptive app

13 days ago

Elina Berglund Scherwitzl has created an app that offers women a "natural alternative" to the pill

Artist Paints Her Stretch Marks to Empower Women: 'Society Sees These Things As Flaws, but They Aren…

15 days ago

Cinta Tort Cartró covered her own stretch marks, and eventually other women’s, in rainbow colors, and posted the images on social media.

Body Basics

15 days ago

The human body is the beginning and the end, without a healthy, fit body our lives are reduced to series of medical woes. It is also what we tend to take most for granted and neglecting. But taking care of marvelously engineered body is a priority and not an o…

Long Strange Trip

16 days ago

It has been more of an amazing trip than a strange one. I could go all the way back to my childhood and relive all the old pains. Why would I do that? For today, I'm just going to go back three years to 2014. It all started when I woke up one morning and my ha…

Active Play for Kids With Casts

17 days ago

After they vanquish the underlying torment of damage, kids with throws on their appendages for the most part skip back rapidly. The test for guardians turns out to be twofold.

Do moisturisers work?

17 days ago

The actress says moisturisers probably don't work - but what do the experts say?

U.S. Scientists Use CRISPR to Fix Genetic Disease in Human Embryos For the First Time

17 days ago

Chinese scientists may have been the first to use CRISPR, a powerful new gene editing tool, to fix genetic defects in human embryos, but the first U.S. scientists to achieve the same feat say their method is more reliable.

AI v cancer

19 days ago

Artificial intelligence helping human scientists is promising to slash development times for new drugs.

5 Times You Really, Seriously Need to Go to the ER

19 days ago

Would you recognize a true medical emergency? Here's when you need to get help, stat.

Five Signs It's Time to See a Physician

22 days ago

How can one tell what's just a cold and what needs immediate attention? If any of these five signs arise, it's time to see a physician.

Benefits of Storing Your Baby's Cord Blood

22 days ago

Doctors often recommend cord blood banking to expectant parents. And they have a number of reasons for doing so.

Degenerative Brain Disease Found In 87% of Former Football Players: Study

24 days ago

Several studies have linked CTE to suicidal behavior, dementia and declines in memory, executive function and mood.

Spending Money on Time-Saving Services Will Make You Happier, According to Science

26 days ago

The benefits aren't just for wealthy people, either, say the authors of a new study.

Smart Tips To Help Parents Meet The Nutritional Needs For Children

27 days ago

For most children eating healthy food is a struggle. This may be the case for your children as well if you don't make the effort to prepare and present nutritious food for children well. Pediatricians often say that when it comes to giving food that meet the n…

Why You Must Drink Your Urine Often

29 days ago

To some of us, urine is a waste product that must be removed from our system as soon as possible or else, there could be danger. If you think urine is waste, then you have every right under the sun to your views and I have not right whatsoever to force or cajo…

Heath and Development in Nations of the South

more than 30 days ago

This paper proposes that health; like education, efficient political and cultural systems; is an essential component of a nation's social and economic development. One benefit of efficient health systems is the creation and maintenance of a productive work for…

Do You Feel Run Down?

more than 30 days ago

Fatigue and tiredness are becoming a normalized in society when the fact is that feeling that way on a consistent basis is not normal. Fatigue that is not improved by bed rest has other underlying issues than just lack of sleep, though insomnia can play a part…

Symptoms of Dehydration

more than 30 days ago

If your body doesn't get enough fluid, you may enter a state of dehydration. It is important to recognize the symptoms of dehydration. That way you will seek the appropriate care.

Journal of Minimally Invasive Gynecology

more than 30 days ago

Symptoms related to pelvic endometriosis and/or of urinary involvement maybe often nonspecific. The most common findings include menstrual symptoms, flank pain, gross hematuria, and pelvic mass.

Sinusitis: What Causes Sinus? Do You Suffer From It?

more than 30 days ago

When the arteries and veins of the sinuses swell and expand, there is nasal congestion and sinus which becomes worse as days pass by. A lot of unwanted material thus remains entrapped in the nasal passage resulting in blockage like mucus, air and pus. A person…

The Importance of CPR Training for Parents

more than 30 days ago

Parenting is not an easy task, and you'll need to be committed all the way. Whether you have a newborn or a toddler, you need to be prepared on how to respond to an emergency situation that may arise.

Families take a risky road trip to save their health care

more than 30 days ago

Angela Lorio and Jessica Michot turned their faces toward the summer sky. They stood side-by-side on the front steps of the Republican National Committee (RNC) building in Washington on Monday and took deep breaths.

Why I Quit The Gym & You Probably Should Too

more than 30 days ago

Reasons why I quit the gym and reasons why I think most people should too. I recommend some ways to stay in shape without paying any money.

Most Effective Ways To Get Rid Of A Hickey

more than 30 days ago

Hickeys Knows As Love Bites, mostly given on necks from your partner. Just know about how to heal them fast with some of the home remedies.

Say Hello to IPSCORE, New and Improved Tools for Stem Cell Research

more than 30 days ago

According to a recent study, published in Stem Cell Reports on April 6, a new set of improved tools are here to advance stem cell researches. The study was led by Dr. Kelly Frazer, the professor of pediatrics and director of the Institute for Genomic Medicine …

Antioxidant-Rich Fruits and Vegetables

more than 30 days ago

The experts at the Human Nutrition Research Center tested different fruits and veggies in order to find out their ORAC, which refers to the antioxidant power. If you want to find out the results of the research, you may want to read on.

Fractures and Broken Bones: The Treatment Options

more than 30 days ago

When you break a bone, the approach is to ensure that the broken pieces are put back into position and immobilized until new material forms and fuses with the surrounding tissue. Sometimes, it can be necessary for the orthopedic surgeon to put the broken bone …

What Is Functional and Integrative Medicine?

more than 30 days ago

There are many of us nutrition professionals now aligning ourselves with Integrative Medicine. I consider myself in this group. Maybe you are asking yourself what exactly this is and most importantly, does it really matter?

What Is The Surgical Procedure Treatment For Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD)?

more than 30 days ago

Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease occurs when the stomach acid flows back into the esophagus, causing a severe burning sensation in the chest. If medications, diet, exercise does not make the disease go away then a Laparoscopic Antireflux Surgical procedure is t…

Joined at The Head and Now Separated, These Conjoined Babies Are Amazing

more than 30 days ago

Many have watched the CNN report on the separation of the McDonald baby twin boys recently. Conjoined at the head the miracle of their journey from birth until they finally went home has gripped many in the world. A 27-hour operation in October last year was w…

6 Types of Health That Make Up You Part IV

more than 30 days ago

Social Health is one of the "unknown" types of health that make up you. Many people have no idea that their social health is lacking.

6 Types of Health That Make Up You Part I

more than 30 days ago

Our overall health is comprised of 6 components, physical health being the one of them. What does physical health mean?

Importance of Sunscreen for Your Child

more than 30 days ago

Summer is upon us and many families indulge in lazy days by the pool or the beach during this time. However, if you've allowed your child to play outdoors without adequate sun protection, you've taken an enormous health risk.

Importance of Strength Training for Old Persons

more than 30 days ago

On an average, we lose 5 percent of our muscle mass every 10 years after the age of 35, if we don't do anything about it. Loss of muscle mass is also known as sarcopenia. The precise causes of sarcopenia aren't fully understood. Lack of exercise, poor nutritio…

Rid Yourself of a Heel Spur, Naturally

more than 30 days ago

Heel spurs are often mistaken for plantar fasciitis. Contrary to the name and common belief, heal spurs are not pointy or sharp pieces of bone, they do not cut the tissue with movement. What they are - deposits of calcium attached to the bone. They are smooth …

Six Ways to Avoid Social Isolation

more than 30 days ago

Unfortunately, a lot of us feel socially isolated. Much of this is due to our technologically-driven time. We prefer to text and connect with people that way instead of face-to-face communication. However, social bonds are crucial to our health and social con…

Eight Ways to Put More Movement Into Your Day

more than 30 days ago

Many of us don't have time for formal exercise. So, how can we get even some exercise every day to reap all the health benefits that we should in order to be happy and healthy. In this article, I will outline ten ways to put more movement into your day. The g…

Signs It's Time to Call a Pediatrician Immediately

more than 30 days ago

Parents often believe that they have the best instincts when it comes to caring for their children. However, these signs mean it's time to take a child to the pediatrician immediately.

It's a Wrap - A Mud Wrap

more than 30 days ago

Mud and clay have lots of minerals built right in so it's no wonder spas are offering mud and clay wraps to their clients. Would you like to be wrapped in mud?

The Benefits in Stem Cells From Umbilical Cord Tissue

more than 30 days ago

What many people are not aware of is, what the differences between them are and which one makes a better option for people, who are considering stem cells banking. Stem cells collected from cord tissue is a comparatively new concept, compared to cord blood ste…

It's A Whole New Water

more than 30 days ago

We all know we should be drinking 8 glasses of water a day. Water is the best way to stay hydrated and it is used by the body to lubricate joints, regulate temperature, protect our organs, help our kidneys flush out toxins, hydrate the cells and detox our syst…

What Does Namaste Really Mean?

more than 30 days ago

Here's why yoga class ends with everyone repeating this Sanskrit word, and how the principles behind it can enhance your life on and off the mat.

Energize Your Mind and Body

more than 30 days ago

Energy drain is a common feature in our face paced lives. It can affect us physically in terms of body ache, fatigue, etc. It could also make us feel a lack of motivation to pursue activities that we like. However, the good news is that there are ways to count…

After fighting for her daughter's life, mom fears GOP health care bill

more than 30 days ago

She's a 35-pound bundle of blonde cuteness with hard-working parents.

Create A Schedule

more than 30 days ago

Being consistent is key in living a healthy lifestyle. An easy way to create consistency is by making a schedule for yourself. A lot of times we use the excuse "I don't have time" when it comes to eating healthy and working out.

Natural Well Being - Physical, Mental and Spiritual Well Being

more than 30 days ago

Learning how to heal physically, mentally and spiritually for every day well being. The body, mind and soul are essential to healing and well being.

Sugar In Fruit - Good Or Bad?

more than 30 days ago

Sugar is bad, right? But does that mean all sugar? What about the sugar in fruit?

Another Amazing Alphay Product - Calm Your Mind

more than 30 days ago

This article works to introduce a product widely unknown by many called Calm. This product has many benefits for those needing help with sharpening mental focus, insomnia, stress, clarity of mind, serene emotions or getting deep restful sleep all the natural w…

Kidney Stones: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatments

more than 30 days ago

Different people at peculiar stages in life experience kidney stones and face the cumbersome challenge of how to manage and treat the disease. I will share insights on the causes, and the effective treatment options. You will also get more information on how y…

6 Benefits Of Bentonite Clay

more than 30 days ago

Traditionally, bentonite clay has been in use to boost internal cleansing. Aside from this, it is on the list of popular ingredients that are used in detoxification programs. The product has been used for addressing the symptoms of constipation, such as gas an…

The Importance of Nutrition and the Role It Plays in Your Daily Workout Regiment

more than 30 days ago

Are you feeling weak during your workout or crashing in the middle of a set? You have your gym routine down, have you looked at your "nutritional" regiment? Not only should you know how many sets and reps you need to perform for any one exercise, what you eat …

All About a Spinal Cord Injury

more than 30 days ago

The article contains all the details about a spinal cord injury, ways to prevent it and it's long term outlook. The causes and symptoms are also given in the article.

The Effects of Caffeine in the Body

more than 30 days ago

There are many harmful effects of caffeine to the body. This article gives detailed information on the side effects of caffeine to your health.

Walkable Cities: Enhancing Our Health

more than 30 days ago

Is your community "walkable?" In recent years, people of all ages have been seeking urban communities where they can walk more and drive less. Could this be the start of something "heathy?"

Trans Fats and How to Reduce Their Intake

more than 30 days ago

Most trans fat is formed through an industrial process that adds hydrogen to vegetable oil, which causes the oil to become solid at room temperature. The partially hydrogenated oil is less likely to spoil so foods made with it have a longer shelf life. In addi…

Are You at Risk for Peripheral Neuropathy?

more than 30 days ago

Those at highest risk for peripheral neuropathy are those over 40 who are diabetic or pre-diabetic and have poorly controlled blood sugar levels. If you smoke or over indulge in alcohol, have an autoimmune disease, undergo chemotherapy, have liver or kidney di…

Mango Peeling: A Food To Prevent Bad Cholesterol

more than 30 days ago

This is to show you that mango peelings aren't a garbage. It helps to fight bad cholesterol and prevents heart diseases!

These states are best, worst for raising children

more than 30 days ago

New Hampshire is the best state in which to raise a child, while Mississippi is the worst, according to a report published Tuesday by the Annie E. Casey Foundation.

9 Effective Heat Stroke Prevention Tips

more than 30 days ago

Heat stroke is much more serious than heat exhaustion as it can cost you your life. People with heat stroke may suffer from fever, seizures, or may also go into a coma. However, heat stroke is predictable and preventable.

The 7 Steps of Bone Marrow Transplantation

more than 30 days ago

This article is going to give you a brief knowledge about Bone Marrow and their types. It will also tell you about the 7 steps of bone marrow transplantation.

Relation Between Diabetes and Heart Disease

more than 30 days ago

This article briefly explains how diabetes and heart disease are related together. And the necessary steps that should be taken to control diabetes and also have a healthy heart.

Children and Chiropractic

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Chiropractors have been caring for children's spines for more than 100 years. Many common childhood ailments may respond to this safe, natural form of health care. More and more parents - especially those who are already chiropractic patients themselves - are …

15 Amazing Healthcare Technology Innovations In 2016

more than 30 days ago

1) Nano-bots in Blood: Although Nano-bots are a long way from being used today, however, there is the possibility that we will see it in the future where these small robots can work like our own particular white blood cells and annihilate microscopic organisms…

Take Charge Of Your Health Now So You Don't Become A Victim Of The Health Care System

more than 30 days ago

Are you satisfied with the health care system? Why not make yourself healthy, so you don't need it?

Why Caring For The Nose And Throat Is Important For Healthy Living

more than 30 days ago

Most of the acute infections to which man is heir enter the body through the nose and mouth. Common colds, influenza, tonsillitis, pneumonia, scarlet fever, diphtheria, infantile paralysis, and so on, through a long list of diseases, find their way into the bo…

Benefits Of Pure Water For Your Health

more than 30 days ago

The human body is composed mostly of water. This important fluid is present in our blood, our muscles, our brain and our bones. The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends drinking at least two litres of water a day to be healthy and hydrated. Here are 8 re…

Gravity of Good Health

more than 30 days ago

A perfect figure and fine curves are every woman's covet. Similarly every man craves for six-pack abs and a strong attractive muscular physique. But it is also obvious that these aims cannot be achieved as such without enough input of any hard work. Being indu…

What Is Neurotherapy And How Does It Work?

more than 30 days ago

Not every one of us is gifted with a normal brain. People get into their appearance and keep on regretting that they do not have a fairer skin tone or even over issues more pretty than this, what we need to understand is that at least we are gifted with a brai…

Summer Heat: Tips to Stay Cool

more than 30 days ago

When the temperature record highs, the heat and dust is accompanied by a lot of challenging thing. So, here is a compilation of some tips and advice that help you keep your cool even during the hottest day of the year. Have a look.

Have You Lost The Spark In You?

more than 30 days ago

It is not always the age of a human being that suppresses his or her inner zeal. In fact, your living environment, your backers, the ones who meet you constantly and your thoughts and beliefs do have a lot of upshot on your emotions. Under the scenario, the on…

The Ultimate Guide To Get Back On Your Feet

more than 30 days ago

When did you last stand in front of the mirror and admire yourself? Or, when did you last visit the gym or did yoga? Umm, months ago?

How to Achieve Health and Fitness

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Many people are in search for health and fitness, but what are really the essentials for health and fitness and how do you achieve good health and overall well being? When you have a closer look at the concept, it all boils down to the following four component…

Would You Recognize the Warning Signs of Spinal Stenosis?

more than 30 days ago

From time to time, we all have the occasional ache or pain, especially as we age. It can be tempting to push it aside and focus on other things, keeping your mind distracted and off of the pain. As spinal stenosis occurs gradually over time, there is no sudden…

How to Get in Shape for the Summer

more than 30 days ago

Winter holidays and lack of physical activity inevitably lead to gaining a few more pounds. As a result, at the beginning of spring, you find out that the clothes from the last season do not fit anymore. Well, instead of rushing to the store to get a bigger si…

Good Health, One of the Greatest Blessings of Life

more than 30 days ago

No matter how wealthy we are or how lavish our lifestyle is, if we do not have a healthy body then nothing else really matters. One can just not live a 'happy' life with a body full of diseases. We give a lot of importance to plenty of irrelevant things which …

Who Needs a Liver Transplant and What Are the Signs and Symptoms?

more than 30 days ago

The liver is one of the vital organs in the human body. This essentially means that one cannot live without the liver. It serves many critical functions in the body that include metabolism of drugs and toxins, removing degradation products and synthesis of imp…

Effective Treatments To Control Bleeding Quickly

more than 30 days ago

If you are bleeding heavily (hemorrhaging), the first step is obviously to stop the blood loss and determine the cause. In this article, you will find the treatments to control bleeding on time.

Getting To Grips With Heat Stroke

more than 30 days ago

Heat stroke is a condition where the body overheats. This can be due to a number of reasons and can be detrimental to health. Here is a short review on heat stroke and how you can treat and prevent it.

Fecal Impaction Constipation Symptoms & Ways for Softening Stubborn Hardened Stools

more than 30 days ago

Fecal impaction what is it? It can be quite daunting trying to understand the medical terms used for specific conditions and disease. Why complicate things by holding back from saying 'Doctor what exactly is it I have and what should I expect in the way of tre…

How Chiropractic Helps With TMJ Treatment

more than 30 days ago

Jaw pain can be quite uncomfortable. You might notice clicking in your jaw, difficulty with opening your mouth fully, or your jaw might deviate to one side. These signs and symptoms may indicate a TMJ problem. This article explores common causes of TMJ Syndrom…

10 Tips for Airline Travel Well-Being

more than 30 days ago

With travel season coming up it is good to remember that with travel, planning is everything. The proactive travel plan can ease frustrations and minimize stress, both of which are at odds with the well-being lifestyle. Whether you are jetting off for rest and…

Can Long Standing Injuries Be Healed?

more than 30 days ago

When we often think of going to see a doctor we think of what is currently affecting us, and what symptoms are being presented. Over time, if we cannot seem to find the right path to healing for a particular ailment, we often become resigned to living with it …

3 Types of Hearing Loss: What You Need To Know

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Conductive, sensorineural, and mixed hearing loss are the three types of hearing problems. Here are the things that you need to know about these hearing issues including the causes and treatment options.

Translating Great Stem Cell Ideas Into Effective Therapies

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Researchers found out that the patient's own blood stem cells can eliminate the complications and at the same time address the condition. To implement the technique, a new gene-editing tool called CRISPR-Cas9 is used by the CHORI team. This technique helps to …

Everything You Need To Know About MRI Services and Radio Imaging Services

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MRI services make use of powerful magnetic field and make use of computer software to create an image of organs and soft tissues. Types of MRI- There are various types of MRI being performed these days which includes- Breast MRI- These make use of magnetic fie…

Medical Technologies - Are They a Good Idea?

more than 30 days ago

We are in 2017 and there is a lot of technology every where we turn. We all own some type of technology that we carry with us or use on a daily basis. This also is the case for when we go to the hospital or a clinic. Technologies in the medical field is coming…

An Understanding of Hiatal Hernia

more than 30 days ago

The term "Hernia" draws origin from the Greek latin word which means "tear" or "rupture". Anatomically it refers to any abnormal protrusion of the abdominal contents. A "Hiatal Hernia" therefore refers to the abnormal protrusion of the Gastrointestinal Tract t…

Fetal Cells, Like Cord Blood and Cord Tissue Stem Cells, Wield Influence Long After a Baby Is Born

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More and more parents are now considering cord blood banking for the simple reason that it has the potential to treat many diseases and conditions even after decades of birth. And not only the child, one cord blood unit can secure entire family's future and ho…

Maybe I Should Reiki And Not Photograph My Food

more than 30 days ago

So many social media friends photograph a special piece of cake, steak and chips, a sundae, cake with ice cream, or pizza that they are eating out. Nobody criticizes their choice of food. But when I photograph a very special juice that I am enjoying, I often g…

50 Health Issues That Count as a Pre-existing Condition

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The list is long.

How to End Sugar Craving

more than 30 days ago

How do I end sugar cravings? Most individuals have fought the sugar cravings challenge. Even after getting information about negative impacts of sugar, the thought of eliminating or reducing your sugar consumption seems to be an impossible and outrageous feat.

How To Use Ayurveda As Pigmentation Treatment

more than 30 days ago

The melanin pigments that are produced by the skin help in identifying the color of your skin. More than hundreds of genes affect the skin color and the natural pigmentation of your skin cannot be corrected. Ayurveda suggests Pigmentation Treatment for those w…

This Viral Hashtag Illustrates How the New Healthcare Bill Affects Women

more than 30 days ago

#IamAPreExistingCondition went viral on Twitter after the House of Representatives passed President Trump's AHCA bill.

Top Benefits of Triphala Juice

more than 30 days ago

Trifala juice is comprised of three fruits which are inclusive of Bibhikati, Harikatha, and Amalaki. This juice is used for healing different diseases. Here is a list of the different benefits of Triphala juice:

Benefits of Noni Juice

more than 30 days ago

Noni is a well-recognized fruit which has gained high prominence owing to its anti-inflammatory as well as antioxidant properties. Noni juice has been effective in the treatment of different diseases.

Prefer Ayurvedic Skin Care Products for a Healthy and Glowing Skin

more than 30 days ago

Ayurvedic is considered to be an old practice of medicine that is gaining wide popularity in the present days. Kapha, pitta, and vata are known to be the three primary doshas that form the emotional, mental and physical characteristics of the Ayurvedic form of…

7 Main Reasons to Drink More Water

more than 30 days ago

Water is so important for your body to function well. But are you drinking enough? There are so many symptoms associated with dehydration that you may not know about. Drinking more water each day is the easiest way to live a healthier and more vibrant life.

Electronic Medical Records - Do They Help You?

more than 30 days ago

There was a big push to go with electronic medical records. Our government placed deadlines on doctors and hospitals as to when this must be in place. They even offered incentive money to get this done.

Optimizing a Healthy Lifestyle

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The human body is a highly evolved biological machine. Lifestyle plays a big role in optimizing your general health. It's in your best interest to adopt a healthy one. I know its not easy to develop one; but, doing so can definitely do wonders for your body fo…

The Natural Remedial Measures by Ayurveda to Control Acidity

more than 30 days ago

Acidity is a problem that affects people all over the world, irrespective of their age. It is caused by the excess or imbalance of digestive acids produced by the stomach which may lead to stomach ache, gas, nausea and even bad breath. In today's world, where …

What Are The Benefits of Apple Cider Vinegar?

more than 30 days ago

Many people are interested in the healthy benefits of Apple Cider Vinegar (ACV). There are many major health benefits of ACV to include fighting diabetes. Understanding its benefits and side effects will help you in adding it to your diet.

Speed Training Drills: How to Improve Your Speed

more than 30 days ago

When a person wants to get in shape and improve their football game they need to learn how to be quick on their feet. Speed training drills can help a player get quick while still having control of the ball. A good football coach will include speed training in…

Is Cord Blood Banking Worth It?

more than 30 days ago

A lot of debate is going on about the cord blood banking. Nowadays this field is being pursued nearly in all the developed countries that are doing a lot for the advancement of technology. Basically, cord blood is simply the blood obtained from the umbilical c…

Incorporating Fitness With Fun - Today's Playground Equipment

more than 30 days ago

When movement is concerned in children, it is absolutely vital that parents consider assimilating sports and complex exercise in playtime. The benefits of physically demanding exercise in children are near endless and they help to not only produce short term a…

A Single Protein Can Boost Stem Cell Regeneration

more than 30 days ago

Would you believe if we told you that stem cell regeneration can be boosted with a single protein? Wondering about the implications? It means you can recover from injuries faster. CIRM-funded scientists from the UCLA Broad Stem Cell Research Center confirmed t…

Novel Stem-Cell Procedure Saves A Boy's Leg

more than 30 days ago

Stem cells have opened so many gateways to personalized medicine that no one could ever imagine a few years back. Not only the traditional transplants, with stem cells, medical practitioners are now able to treat many rare conditions. Thanks to the researchers…

A Miracle Formula To Lead A Healthy Life During Old Age

more than 30 days ago

As Oprah Winfrey says, "there is one irrefutable law of the universe: We are each responsible for our own life." If you are young and if you have great health, you cannot assume that this will continue for ever. Remember that age can take a toll on your health…

GMO's and Glyphosate, a Disastrous Marriage

more than 30 days ago

It has long been known that pesticides and herbicides are toxic for human consumption. Although their use can increase crop production, they are damaging to our bodies, and even to crop plants when sprayed directly on them. In 1996, Monsanto began genetically …

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