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E-cigarette vaping negatively impacts wound healing: Study
A new study shows that e-cigarette vaping negatively affects skin wound healing, causing damage similar to
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Staying fit can cut your risk of heart attack by half
Poor cardiorespiratory fitness could increase your risk of a future heart attack, even if you have no symptoms
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Feel lightheaded when standing up? You may have a greater risk of dementia
People who feel faint, dizzy or lightheaded when standing up may be experiencing a sudden drop in blood
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Sperm Count In Western Men Shows Huge Decline, Baffles Scientists
Get to know why there is a decline in the sperm count of men coming from these three continents.
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Fitness trackers prove helpful in monitoring cancer patients
Fitness trackers can be valuable tools for assessing the quality of life and daily functioning of cancer patients during treatment, a new study has found.
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Johnson & Johnson to pay Californian woman $417 million over talcum powder lawsuit
Johnson & Johnson is well-known for its hygiene products. However, if the products that are used to keep oneself clean can cause cancer, would definitely be a different story.
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Gluten-free Communion: Learn Why The Vatican Reportedly Says No
Learn why the Vatican apparently did not approve of gluten-free communion wafers.
Physical Wellness
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Stress fracture? Your foot hitting pavement wasn't the main problem
It starts as a persistent and irritating pain in the foot or lower leg, then it gets more intense, maybe with swelling, and soon a runner knows she's being sidelined by one of the most common running injuries: a stress fracture. These tiny cracks in the bone can halt training for months or even end a sports season.
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Healthy beverage alternatives for the coffeeholics
Quitting the habit of drinking too much coffee will provide the body more benefits upon taking healthier alternative beverages such as kombucha tea and green tea among others.
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Moderate Drinking And Dementia: Get To Know Why A Drink A Day Can Reduce Risk
According to a new study, drinking moderately can be associated with a reduced risk of dementia.
Mental Health
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Managerialism in UK schools erodes teachers' mental health and well-being
Performance targets, increased workload, curriculum changes and other bureaucratic changes are eroding teachers' professional identity and harming their mental health, a new study in Educational Review finds.
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Researchers map out the relationship between mental disorders
Half of those who develop a severe mental disorder such as depression prior to the age 20, will also develop an anxiety disorder within the next 15 years. This is just one of the many results on the relationship between various mental disorders mapped out.
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Talking with the doctor makes it easier to deal with grief and bereavement
Talking with the doctor makes it easier to deal with grief and bereavement
Science/Tech
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Eating Vegetarian is Only Better for the Environment If You Source Your Food Correctly
Proponents of vegetarian eating tout their diet as more earth-friendly, but they aren't always right.
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Elon Musk Wants Self-Sustaining City On Mars: Get All The Details, Here
Learn how Elon Musk will create a self-sustaining city on the Red Planet.
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A New Tool for Selecting Puppies as Future Guide Dogs
A new questionnaire-style tool from the University of Nottingham is established for successfully predicting the right dogs to be trained as guide dogs.
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New survey identifies the social influences in people attending A&E
A survey of 20 disadvantaged neighbourhoods across the North West (UK) has revealed the social influences on why people attend their local Accident & Emergency department.
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Study: Decision-making predicts future drug addiction in recreational users
Study: Decision-making predicts future drug addiction in recreational users
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What Republicans Don't Want You To Know About Obamacare
A new study shows that The Affordable Care Act reduces heart attack deaths in middle aged Americans.
