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WATCH OUT! Alarming Study Reveals Fiberglass in Oysters and MusselsA recent study has found a significant amount of fiberglass particles in popular seafood items–oysters and mussels. This is the first time that fiberglass or Glass Reinforced Plastic (GRP) particles have been detected in the ecological food chain. According to the New York Post on July 9, Senior Lecturer in Marine Biology at the University […]
Can MRIs Predict Parkinson's? New Research Says YesA study has shown that the patterns of brain atrophy in Parkinson's disease patients can be predicted by MRI scans.
Hidden Battle: When Cleanliness Becomes an Obsession If someone is overly attentive to cleanliness or cannot tolerate a speck of dust in their home, this could be a sign of OCD.
Nightclub Kiss Horror: 22-Year-Old's Battle with Infectious 'Kissing Disease'A story has emerged about a young British woman who contracted the so-called kissing disease after kissing a man she met at a club.
When Laughing is a Symptom: Bollywood Star Reveals Battle with Rare Laughing DisorderAnushka Shetty, a renowned Indian actress, has revealed that she is battling a rare neurological disease known as "laughing disease."
Could Pomegranates Hold the Key to Alzheimer's Relief?A recent study found that Urolithin A, a compound produced when consuming pomegranates, improves Alzheimer's disease symptoms.
Could Your Dinner Save the Earth? New Study Links Diet to Lower Death Rates and Reduced Carbon FootprintA recent study found the relevance of a planetary health diet to a decreased risk of premature death.
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Bird Flu's Deadly Threat: CDC Warns of Impending PandemicThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in the United States has warned that highly pathogenic avian influenza.
Canadian Woman Repeated ER Visits for Alcohol Intoxication Without DrinkingReports of a case of a woman who hasn't consumed alcohol, being repeatedly rushed to the emergency room for alcohol intoxication.
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Could Your Nightmares Signal Something More Serious? New Study Links Them to THIS DiseasesResearch has surfaced suggesting that nightmares and hallucinations could be early symptoms of autoimmune diseases.
Heat Waves Linked to Higher Stroke Risk in Elderly Women, Study FindsA recent study reveals that the risk of stroke is remarkably higher in elderly people and women during hot nights.
Could Your Memory Slips Signal Alzheimer's? New Research Suggests Yes!Research has shown that even if cognitive abilities are average, memory issues could increase the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease.
Coffee Consumption Linked to Decreased Heart Disease Deaths, Study FindsA study has emerged suggesting that coffee can prevent heart disease. The Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute announced their research findings in the September issue of the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology. The study suggests that drinking two to three cups of coffee a day can reduce the incidence of cardiovascular disease and premature death. […]
Chinese Man Loses Eye After Swatting Moth Fly – Here's Why Wu swatted a moth fly that landed on his body with his hand. However, an hour later, his left eye suddenly became red, swollen, and painful.
World Head and Neck Cancer Day: Why Tongue Cancer Should Be on Your Radar To mark World Head and Neck Cancer Day, which falls this Sunday, we explored tongue cancer with insights with Professor Han Seung Hoon.
AI Identifies Parkinson’s Subgroups—Could This Lead to Personalized Treatments? Researchers have published findings on a machine-learning model that can classify subgroups of Parkinson's disease.
New Nasal Spray Shows Promise in Alzheimer’s Treatment A nasal spray treatment designed to remove toxic substances accumulated in the brains of Alzheimer's patients has shown effectiveness.
'It's Spreading Rapidly': Alarming New Disease That Has Experts Worried According to the Korea Disease Control and Prevention Agency (KCDA), the number of whooping cough patients this year,.
WATCH OUT! Alarming Study Reveals Fiberglass in Oysters and Mussels A recent study has found a significant amount of fiberglass particles in popular seafood items–oysters and mussels. This is the first time that fiberglass or Glass Reinforced Plastic (GRP) particles have been detected in the ecological food chain. According to the New York Post on July 9, Senior Lecturer in Marine Biology at the University […]
Can MRIs Predict Parkinson's? New Research Says Yes A study has shown that the patterns of brain atrophy in Parkinson's disease patients can be predicted by MRI scans.
Hidden Battle: When Cleanliness Becomes an Obsession If someone is overly attentive to cleanliness or cannot tolerate a speck of dust in their home, this could be a sign of OCD.
Nightclub Kiss Horror: 22-Year-Old's Battle with Infectious 'Kissing Disease' A story has emerged about a young British woman who contracted the so-called kissing disease after kissing a man she met at a club.
When Laughing is a Symptom: Bollywood Star Reveals Battle with Rare Laughing Disorder Anushka Shetty, a renowned Indian actress, has revealed that she is battling a rare neurological disease known as "laughing disease."
Could Pomegranates Hold the Key to Alzheimer's Relief? A recent study found that Urolithin A, a compound produced when consuming pomegranates, improves Alzheimer's disease symptoms.
Could Your Dinner Save the Earth? New Study Links Diet to Lower Death Rates and Reduced Carbon Footprint A recent study found the relevance of a planetary health diet to a decreased risk of premature death.
10 Deadly Truth About Leftovers You Need to Know Whether you're ordering takeout or cooking at home, dealing with leftover food is a major concern. T ...
Bird Flu's Deadly Threat: CDC Warns of Impending Pandemic The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in the United States has warned that highly pathogenic avian influenza.
Canadian Woman Repeated ER Visits for Alcohol Intoxication Without Drinking Reports of a case of a woman who hasn't consumed alcohol, being repeatedly rushed to the emergency room for alcohol intoxication.
Frozen Fingers? and Chilly Toes? 10 Life Hacks to Beat Cold Extremities Syndrome Cold extremities syndrome is when your hands or feet become uncomfortably cold, even if the temperat ...
Could Your Nightmares Signal Something More Serious? New Study Links Them to THIS Diseases Research has surfaced suggesting that nightmares and hallucinations could be early symptoms of autoimmune diseases.
Heat Waves Linked to Higher Stroke Risk in Elderly Women, Study Finds A recent study reveals that the risk of stroke is remarkably higher in elderly people and women during hot nights.
Could Your Memory Slips Signal Alzheimer's? New Research Suggests Yes! Research has shown that even if cognitive abilities are average, memory issues could increase the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease.
Coffee Consumption Linked to Decreased Heart Disease Deaths, Study Finds A study has emerged suggesting that coffee can prevent heart disease. The Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute announced their research findings in the September issue of the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology. The study suggests that drinking two to three cups of coffee a day can reduce the incidence of cardiovascular disease and premature death. […]
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