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Children Gain Weight Faster Over Summer Break Than In School Despite the lure of Halloween candy and Christmas treats, elementary school children actually gain weight faster over the summer, a study finds.
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Man Develops Severe Hepatitis After Binging on Energy Drinks For Three Weeks A 50-year-old construction worker who consumed four to five energy drinks a day for three weeks was recently diagnosed with acute hepatitis, a condition characterized by liver inflammation.
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No Shave November brings awareness to prostate cancer (WBNG) No Shave November is more than just men growing beards, it's about raising awareness for prostate cancer. According to cancer.
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Jessica's Harry Styles dream The 4 year old who lives in Oswaldtwistle has just weeks to live after battling neuroblastoma for over a year. The little girl has a wish to meet Harry Styles.
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Yellow Jersey for Isle of Wight man who's cycled for Prostate Cancer UK this year Despite many medical conditions affecting his mobility and strength, Ian Gregory has cycled over 3,500 miles this year to raise over £4,500 for Prostate Cancer UK.
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Prostate Surgery Rates Fall After Screening Advice, Study Finds Fewer U.S. men got prostate biopsies and surgery after new recommendations steered most men away from routine prostate cancer screening, researchers reported Wednesday.
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Father shares photo of daughter near end of cancer battle to raise awareness On Oct. 27, doctors at Royal Manchester Children's Hospital informed 4-year-old Jessica Whelan's parents that she would only have weeks left to live.
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Here's how big tobacco manipulates negotiations One should be very wary of the tobacco industry's interference in World Health Organisation Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (WHO FCTC), Conference of the Parties (COP), which is being hosted by India this year warns the international ...
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CII seeks stakeholder participation in tobacco conference The COP7 is touted as the most important global anti-tobacco conference. It will review the implementation of WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) and the protocol to eliminate illicit trade in tobacco products.
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Intense video shows a vape exploding inside a dude's pocket CCTV footage captured the moment an e-cigarette battery exploded inside a man's pocket, causing severe burns to his abdomen and hand.
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LC grad coordinates Zika prevention for the CDC –The Washington Department of Health has recorded 57 confirmed and probable cases of Zika virus disease in Washington state, including 22 in King County.
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Type of rapeseed oil 'helps banish killer spare tyre - lowering YOUR risk of heart disease and cancer' HOW fat you are around the middle can predict how likely you are to pop your clogs early. That pesky spare tyre increases the risk of heart disease, type 2 diabetes and cancer, experts agree.
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Accurate Facebook posts about Zika virus were plentiful, not popular An aedes aegypti mosquito is pictured on a leaf in San Jose, Costa Rica February 1, 2016. REUTERS/Juan Carlos Ulate/File Photo. By Andrew M. Seaman.
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Zika Makes Mouse Testicles Smaller, Raises Questions About Male Fertility In Humans "We started looking at the placental barrier and seeing if the virus could cross there," says Dr. Jen Govero, a scientist who worked on the study at Washington University in St. Louis.
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Trump's outreach team comes really close to getting some voter outreach correct Dan Scavino, Donald Trump's director of social media, had a good idea Tuesday morning. Friday's out-of-left-field revelation that the FBI was looping new emails into its dormant investigation of Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton provided ...
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Opponents of marijuana legalization say licensing requirements laid out in ballot measure are inadequate Opponents of an initiative to allow recreational marijuana use in California said Wednesday that its extensive licensing requirements would not include websites, including Weedmaps, that provide guides to cannabis stores, varieties and doctors without ...
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New Alzheimer's Drug Clears Milestone in Human Clinical Trial Cerebral autopsy specimen of a patient diagosed having Alzheimer Disease. In the HE stain numerous plaque formations within the neuropil background are visible.
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Could Loneliness Be an Early Sign of Alzheimer's? HealthDay ReporterWEDNESDAY, Nov. 2, 2016 (HealthDay News) -- Subtle feelings of loneliness might warn of impending Alzheimer's disease in older folks, a new study suggests.
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Zika Infections Double in Vietnam as Cases Increase in South FILE - A woman passes a poster explaining about the Zika virus at the Ministry of Health office in Jakarta, Indonesia, Sept. 2, 2016.
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Nutella maker tells FDA, 'We're not just for dessert anymore' U.S. consumers are putting more of their Nutella on toast and less on ice cream, and now the federal government may change its view of the smearable treat.
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Progressives Are Headed for Big Election Day Wins on Wages, Weed, and Guns A little over a week ago, progressives dreamed of drowning Donald Trump in a great blue wave. As Hillary Clinton opened up double-digit leads in several national polls, it became possible to imagine Democratic control of both houses of Congress - and ...
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Good news for lovers of California's Dungeness crab Local Dungeness crab will be on the menu in time for Thanksgiving. Last year, because of a toxic algae bloom fueled by El Niño off the coast, California wildlife and health officials closed both the recreational and commercial crab seasons through March.
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The Normalization Of Legalization America is in the midst of a dramatic shift in public opinion, one which began at least a decade ago and shows no signs of reversing any time soon.
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Cannabis Industry Leaders Respond to 60 Minutes Report on Colorado Legal Marijuana Industry DENVER, Nov. 1, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- DCG (www.denverconsultinggroup.com), the nation's leading cannabis industry consultancy, responded to the recent report titled, "The Pot Vote," which aired on the CBS News program, 60 Minutes, and focused on the ...
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Dramatic moment in Toulouse an electric lighter EXPLODED setting its owner on fire A man was left with serious burns after the battery for his electronic cigarette caught fire and exploded in his hand. Amine Britel was enjoying a smoke outside a the nightclub he owns on Friday night when he ended up being set alight.
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Reining in Medicare Rx Costs: What Will Work? WASHINGTON -- While health policy experts can agree that something needs to be done about increasing Medicare drug costs, they differ on how to go about managing those costs.
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CNN polls: Clinton leads Trump in Pennsylvania and Florida but trails in Nevada and Arizona Hillary Clinton leads Donald Trump among likely voters in Pennsylvania and Florida but trails him in Nevada and Arizona, according to CNN polls released Wednesday.
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For Schoolchildren, Weights Rise Along With Summer Temperatures Children playing in Walla Walla, Wash., in June. According to a new study of younger elementary school students, the risk of gaining excessive weight is greater during the summer than the school year.
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Cobie Smulders Opens Up About Embracing Her Body, Cancer Scars and All by Tina Smithers Peckham - Entertainment Tonight. Cobie Smulders is finally learning to embrace her battle scars after a frightening bout with ovarian cancer several years ago.
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HDL Cholesterol Levels Associated With Mortality Risk HealthDay News -- Low and high levels of HDL cholesterol are linked to increased mortality risk, according to a study published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology.
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What does study backlash mean for future of male birth control? Who's in charge of preventing pregnancy? For years, available contraception methods have generally made this a woman's responsibility.
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New CNN / ORC polls suggest new strength for Trump in Nevada, Clinton rise in Florida Washington (CNN) Both the Clinton and Trump campaigns have hit the ground hard in Arizona, Florida, Nevada and Pennsylvania, and new CNN/ORC polls across the four states paint a picture of a tight race to the finish in critical battlegrounds.
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Lazy days of summer tied to extra pounds for children Michael Saucedo, age 9, eats an orange slice at Russell Cave Elementary School in Lexington, Ky., on Jan. 13, 2010. (Pablo Alcala/Lexington Herald-Leader/MCT file).
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D.C. Council Votes in Favor of Death With Dignity Bill People in Washington, D.C., who may only have days or weeks left to live may soon be able to control how their life ends. The D.C.
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Daylight Saving Time 2016 Ends This Weekend: Precisely When Do Clocks Fall Back? It's beginning to look a lot like DST time, when our circadian rhythms are forcefully interrupted, something endured twice annually.
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National Sandwich Day 2016: Best freebies, deals you can grab John Montagu probably had no idea what he was doing back in 1762 when he asked for a slice of meat stuffed between some bread. But as Montagu - also known as the 4th Earl of Sandwich - quickly discovered, there's something quite delicious about the ...
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Less than one-quarter of Georgia hospitals score "A" in safety ratings Just 22 percent of Georgia hospitals received an "A" grade on patient safety in the latest ratings from the Leapfrog Group. Photos.
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'Patient Zero' didn't cause HIV epidemic in US, new study finds Using blood samples stored for decades and harnessing advanced methods to sequence the genome, the researchers, from multiple institutions including the University of Arizona, were able to reconstruct a comprehensive genome for eight patients dating ...
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Canola oil may trim belly fat — study Cooking with canola oil may cut belly fat in just four weeks, according to a Penn State report released at The Obesity Society's Annual Scientific Meeting on Wednesday.
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Mental health center's new house for youth is the "cool" version of a mental health clinic Mental Health Center of Denver employee Rebecca Witheridge, education specialist, helps a program participant carve pumpkins at the Emerson Street for Teens and Young Adults October 25, 2016.
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Abortion by prescription now rivals surgery of US women American women are ending pregnancies with medication almost as often as with surgery, marking a turning point for abortion in the United States, data reviewed by Reuters shows.
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Sutter County resident dies of complications from West Nile virus A Sutter County resident has died of complications related to West Nile virus neuroinvasive disease contracted over the summer, county public health officials said Wednesday.
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Wolf Signs Package Of Bills To Address Opioid Crisis HARRISBURG, Pa. (CBS) - Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf has signed into law a package of bills aimed to battle the state's heroin and opioid crisis.
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Wolf takes aim at state opioid crisis HARRISBURG - Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf signed five new laws Wednesday to address the state's opioid addiction and abuse problem, including limits on how much can be prescribed in an emergency room or issued to children.
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WilCo Health Officials testing woman for West Nile GEORGETOWN, TEXAS - Williamson County health officials are looking into a woman's illness because they're concerned she could have the West Nile Virus.
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Premature Births Rise Once Again, Despite Efforts To Prevent Them The number of preterm births in the United States rose in 2015 for the first time in eight years, according to data presented Tuesday by the March of Dimes.
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Survey says presidential election stressing folks out A Stress in America study conducted by the American Psychological Association shows that this year's presidential campaign is causing significant stress in over half of Americans -- including both Republicans and Democrats.
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Cobie Smulders Says Posing Topless Helped Her Embrace Her Body After Ovarian Cancer "It was a very strange day. I was standing in front of a camera lens in my underwear and holding my breasts, all while trying to appear not sexy but confident, not flirtatious but gleamingly positive," Smulders writes in an essay for Lenny about the ...
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Prince George's County Reminds Residents to Change Batteries in Smoke Alarms Prince George's County Fire/EMS reminds the community to change smoke and CO detector batteries on "Safety First Day of the Month.
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