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| South Korea delays lifting ban on beef with feed additive SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea has delayed a move to allow certain levels of the animal feed additive zilpaterol in beef to August from mid-July as it finalizes the policy, a food ministry official said on Wednesday. Seoul had already postponed the step to ease ...
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American seniors more confident of their financial stability, survey finds Americans 60 and older are increasingly confident in their financial stability, according to a national survey released Tuesday at an aging conference in Dallas. Nationally, 69 percent of seniors say they find it easy to pay monthly bills, an increase from 64 ...
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Wholesale roster change coming for US biosecurity board The US National Institutes of Health (NIH) is preparing to reactivate a biosecurity advisory board that has been dormant for close to 2 years, and as part of that process, almost half of the board's voting members learned this week that that they will soon be ...
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Father asks Reddit community for photoshopped image after his baby died A US father, grieving at the death of his newborn baby, has turned to Reddit in search of someone to photoshop her image. When Nathan Steffel's daughter Sophia died from a liver condition after a six-week battle in hospital, he posted a photo and a request ...
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Stroke rates in US seniors are decreasing A new long-term study has revealed that seniors in the US are suffering fewer strokes, regardless of their race or sex. Not only that, but those people who do have strokes are more likely to survive them. “We found that stroke incidence [among those 65 and ...
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Cerebral palsy may be inherited, new research suggests New research has found cerebral palsy, a disability of the brain linked to problems in pregnancy or birth, may have an inherited cause. Researchers in Norway found families where a close relative has cerebral palsy are at increased risk of giving birth to a ...
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Chinese town trades lead poison test results for milk DAPU China (Reuters) - After a test showed farmer Zhao Heping's toddler grandson had high levels of lead in his blood two years ago, local officials in China's Hunan province offered the child medicine, he says – and milk. In return, Zhao says, officials asked ...
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Jawbone's Revamped App Almost Makes Calorie Counting Bearable Jawbone rolled out a new version of its Up app for iOS today, and it's full of tools designed to help you manage your weight. It's Jawbone's attempt to help people navigate dietary information, which has long been the bane of health tracking. The new version ...
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Lawyer John Morgan says pro-pot amendment support pouring in, but Florida ... Florida attorney John Morgan joined and is now chairman of the political committee People United for Medical Marijuana (PUFFM). Morgan has said marijuana helped ease his father's suffering as he was dying of cancer and he believes that legalization in a ...
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Six Months of Continuous Contact Lens Wear Leaves Girl Blind Many people wear contact lens to help with failing vision in a similar manner to prescription glasses. The main difference is that contacts are placed directly onto the eye. In some instances people wear these lens in order to change their eye color.
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