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Does listening to the radio make driving more dangerous?
Driving is an activity that quickly becomes second nature.Because driving an automobile is common across society, it is easy to forget the inherent dangers associated with controlling a lump of metal as it careers along asphalt at 50 km/h. The current research reminds us that what we do while we are behind...
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2nd May 2016 10:46pm
Higher prostate cancer survival when you exercise regularly
Prostate cancer patients and survivors who exercise could be improving their chances of survival according to new research. In a study by the Epidemiology Research Program at the American Cancer Society in Atlanta, Ying Wang and her team looked at data from 10,067 men aged between 50 and 93 at the time of...
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1st May 2016 11:33pm
Diabetes Has Nearly Doubled Globally Since 1980
The percentage of people around the world suffering from diabetes has nearly doubled since 1980, growing from 4.7% of the adult population to 8.5%, according to a new report from the World Health Organization. Today one in 12 people in the Americas have the disease, which can lead to blindness, kidney...
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7th April 2016 11:10pm
How To Live Longer
Over the centuries, the life span of humans has steadily increased. We have found ways to improve medicine, safety, work conditions and overall self-awareness – which has allowed us to live longer, fuller lives. According to the United Nations world population prospects report, the worldwide average life...
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5th April 2016 11:22pm
Vitamin D levels could predict risk of poor cardiovascular health
The risk of heart attack, stroke, heart failure and other cardiac events could be predicted by measuring levels of two vitamin D components, suggest researchers from the Intermountain Medical Center Heart Institute in Salt Lake City, UT. Lead researcher Dr. Heidi May, a cardiovascular epidemiologist at the...
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4th April 2016 9:51pm
Lingering Virus and Invisible Brain Damage: New Zika Worries
A new report shows how the Zika virus can harm a babys brain, despite normal ultrasounds early in the pregnancy. The case study adds new worries about the Zika link to severe birth defects. When a Pregnant Woman Gets Zika, The Virus is Not Just in the Babys Brain In the new case study, Zika...
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3rd April 2016 10:17pm
11 Reasons and 5 Home treatments for lower back pain
Pain in lower back or any other part between ribs and legs, is the most common cause of work related disability or basis for missed job. As most back pains go on their own, sometimes it becomes chronic pain. Around 8 out of 10 individuals in US face at least one session of such pain in their lives. As...
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1st April 2016 9:23pm
Breastfeeding, vaccinations help reduce ear infection rates in babies
The new study, led by Tasnee Chonmaitree, professor in the department of pediatrics, found that rates of ear infection have dropped significantly since similar studies were conducted in the late 1980s and 1990s. The rates of ear infection dropped from 18 to 6 percent in three month olds, from 39 to 23...
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28th March 2016 10:43pm
What you should know about fibroids
Fibroids—smooth muscle tumors of the uterus—are common, affecting as many as 75% of women. They are rarely cancerous, and they cause symptoms in only about 20% of the women who have them. However, if you’re one of those with symptoms like heavy menstrual bleeding, bad cramps, pelvic pressure,...
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27th March 2016 11:19pm
This fatty acid in oil could help you live longer and healthier
A study by Ohio State University has found that oils high in a polyunsaturated omega-6 fatty acid known as linoleic acid could have a beneficial effect on health, reducing the risk of heart disease and diabetes. The study looked at data taken from two previous studies which looked at 139 men and women. As...
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25th March 2016 9:52pm
The Best Personal Use Medical Alert Systems for Seniors and Their Families
Many of todays seniors prefer to stay in their homes for as long as possible. In order for their families to accommodate their senior family members wishes, they need the reassurance that their senior family members can receive the care they need if an emergency situation develops. The staff...
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24th March 2016 10:04pm
Apple launches CareKit to let people develop their own health apps
Apple announced today the launch of CareKit, a new open source software platform that allows people to develop their own health care apps. The softwares design is similar to that of Apples ResearchKit, a software platform that lets scientists run studies through apps available in the Apple app...
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24th March 2016 12:57am
Advised to take steps vs heat stroke
Heat stroke is the most severe form of heat injury and happens when the body fails to cool down. It happens when the body temperature is between 104 and 105 degrees Fahrenheit which start to manifest once the body fails to recover from heat exhaustion. Under this condition, heat stroke victims are not able...
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23rd March 2016 9:44pm
Information about Heatstroke
Nowaday, our current weather is very hot. Our health ministry has been promote about the heatstroke problem. The heatstroke occurs when your bodys thermostat cannot keep your body cool as body relies on water evaporation to stay cool. In dry air like current day, sweat evaporates easily, quickly...
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20th March 2016 11:08pm
Easy Ways to Avoid (Cancer Causing) Acrylamide in Home Cooking
What Exactly is Acrylamide? Acrylamide is a chemical compound that is white, odorless and soluble in water. It is used in numerous factory processes such as making paper, dyes, and plastics. It is used to treat both drinking water and wastewater. Acrylamide is also found in cigarette smoke. In 2002, Swedish...
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16th March 2016 11:20pm
5 changes to your diet that may solve your stomach problems
Modern fast lifestyle pace leaves remarkable trace on our bodies. Due to a great amount of stress and bad eating habits, we often neglect warning signs that body indicates. Unfortunately, it is only when we face severe and frequent abdominal pain that we react wanting to treat the issue. What is the...
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10th March 2016 9:52pm
Infographic : Cancer – Global Killer
As we know cancer has become global killer. Look and learn from infographic below :-
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6th March 2016 10:29pm
SleepHealth app launched to study sleep habits and health
WASHINGTON, March 2 (UPI) A new sleep monitoring app from the American Association for Sleep Apnea is expected to help people improve their sleep habits and general health, but will also contribute to a crowd-sourced study on the connections between sleep and health outcomes. SleepHealth is the...
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3rd March 2016 10:30pm
Health Ministry Mulls Using Solar Energy For Sarawak Rural Clinics
MIRI, Feb 26 (Bernama) The Health Ministry will consult the Sarawak state government to discuss on the possibility of using alternative energy to improve the quality of health services in the states interior. Health Minister Datuk Seri Dr S. Subramaniam said among the things to be discussed...
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27th February 2016 11:43pm
How to protect your child from common food allergies
Here’s a bit more on how food allergies work, the best ways to prevent them in your children, and how to keep you and your family safe. What to know about food allergies: How they work When you’re allergic to a specific food, your immune system responds to it as though it’s a dangerous invader...
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27th February 2016 4:54am