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18 Feb
Little Night Owls May Be At Increased Risk of Obesity
Children who go to sleep after 9 gain more weight.
14 Feb
What Is Toxic Masculinity?
And how does it impact the mental health of men?
13 Feb
Pregnancy And Paraben Exposure
Artificial preservatives used in many consumer products linked to childhood weight problems.
Robert Preidt February 18, 2020
Roll Up Your Sleeve and Donate Blood for Cancer Patients
Many people don't realize that cancer patients are in constant need of blood supplies.
Chemotherapy and radiation treatments for cancer can damage the body's ability to produce healthy blood cells and cause potentially life-threatening conditions. Blood transfusions help provide critical clotting factors, proteins and antibodies.
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Robert Preidt February 18, 2020
Is High Blood Pressure in First Pregnancy a Harbinger of Heart Trouble?
Having high blood pressure in a first pregnancy quadruples a woman's risk of heart attack or death from heart disease, a new study finds.
About 2% to 8% of pregnant women with previously normal blood pressure develop a condition called preeclampsia, which includes high blood pressure that usually begins after 20 weeks of pregn... Full Page
Dennis Thompson February 18, 2020
'Couch Potato' Lifestyle Poses Danger to Women's Hearts
Most folks know that being a couch potato is bad for their health, but new research suggests that women who spend hours in their chairs and sofas might face greater risks than believed.
Sitting for long periods of time can increase risk factors for heart disease and diabetes, particularly if those bouts of sitting aren't broken up by o... Full Page
Robert Preidt February 18, 2020
Shotguns Often Play Tragic Role in Rural Teens' Suicides: Study
Could stricter safety rules for rifles and shotguns help prevent suicide?
Researchers at Johns Hopkins Medicine in Baltimore analyzed nearly 4,000 firearm suicides and found that long guns, not handguns, are more often the method of choice for youths and people in rural areas.
Their analysis of Maryland data for 2003 to 2018 ... Full Page
Robert Preidt February 18, 2020
Small Babies Have High Risk for Heart-Lung Weakness as Adults: Study
Being small at birth after a full-term pregnancy could leave you gasping for breath later on in life.
Swedish researchers report that babies with low birth weights are more likely to have poor heart-lung (cardiorespiratory) fitness when they reach adulthood.
Cardiorespiratory fitness -- the ability to supply oxygen to muscles... Full Page
Robert Preidt February 18, 2020
Measles Complications Can Affect Every Organ: Study
Hepatitis, appendicitis and viral meningitis are among the serious complications that can occur when you get the measles, doctors warn in a new report.
The study -- which outlines cases involving three adults who developed major complications -- is also a reminder of the importance of vaccination against the illness.
Measles ... Full Page
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