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Hate your job? Research suggests boosting your sex life A multiweek study of 159 married couples surveyed three times daily finds that on days after having sex, people reported higher levels of positive mood, higher job engagement and higher job satisfaction according to researchers at Oregon State University.
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Trump offers Planned Parenthood funds if it halts abortions President Trump has offered to maintain federal funding for Planned Parenthood if the group stops providing abortions. Its president has spurned the proposal and noted that federal money already is not allowed to be used for abortion.
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Study Says Sex Can Help Your Career, But Not In That Way Not happy at work? Maybe you should go home and have some sex. That's what a study just published in the Journal of Management suggests.
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Bird Flu Prompts Quick Quarantines as Chicken Farmers Fight Back The merest mention of bird flu is enough to send shivers down the spine of a chicken farmer. But as the U.S. deals with its first case of highly pathogenic avian influenza on a farm in a year, the poultry industry hasn't started to panic.
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Panel Will Talk About Ticks, Lyme Disease Falmouth Public Library will host a free two-part series on ticks and tick-borne illnesses on Saturday, March 18, and Sunday, March 19, at the main branch of the library at 300 Main Street.
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Chickens to be euthanized after bird flu outbreak on Tyson-contracted farm FILE - In this Oct. 21, 2015, file photo, cage-free chickens walk in a fenced pasture at an organic farm near Waukon, Iowa. Eggs have gone from record high prices at the height of the bird flu crisis in 2015 to the cheapest prices in a decade recent weeks.
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Bird Flu Outbreak Found at a Tennessee Farm A strain of bird flu sickened chickens at a farm in Tennessee that supplies Tyson Foods; some 73,500 birds had to be culled over the weekend.
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Has Alzheimer's research reached crisis point? When scientists at Merck announced last week that they were putting an end to late-stage trials of their latest Alzheimer's drug, it wasn't just patients and families that were devastated.
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Lone Star Tick becoming active in Florida The Lone Star Tick is now becoming active across the state of Florida and researchers say the species can put your family at risk of infection.
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Forbidding Forecast For Lyme Disease In The Northeast Last summer Felicia Keesing returned from a long trip and found that her home in upstate New York had been subjected to an invasion.
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This diet reduces risk of breast cancer by 40% London [UK], Mar. 6 (ANI): A recent study has found that Mediterranean diet can reduce the risk of developing one of the worst types of breast cancer by 40 percent.
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For the 2nd year in a row, the healthiest, happiest city in the US is... For the second year in a row, Naples, Florida, and the nearby communities of Immokalee and Marco Island take the No. 1 spot in the Gallup-Healthways State of American Well-Being 2016 Community Rankings, released on Tuesday.
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Eating Soy Tied to Reduced Breast Cancer Death Risk Soy foods are not detrimental to - and may even be beneficial for - women with breast cancer, according to a new study published online today in Cancer.
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Does eating soy increase breast cancer risk? Study casts doubt on link While we know smoking and excess drinking are linked with an increased risk of breast cancer, research has sent mixed messages when it comes to the impact of soy, which is in foods like tofu, edamame, tempeh and soy milk.
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Pennsylvania kids in critical condition after drinking tainted apple juice Two Pennsylvania children are listed as critical but stable after they each drank an unknown caustic substance in their apple juice at an all-you-can-eat buffet on Friday.
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More social connection online tied to increasing feelings of isolation VIDEO: The more young adults use social media, the more likely they are to feel socially isolated, according to a University of Pittsburgh analysis.
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DNA Scan Uncovers 18 Genes Newly Associated With Autism A new genetic analysis of people with autism and their relatives has uncovered 18 genes associated with the disorder. People with autism often had dozens of mutations that may have caused their symptoms - an average of 73 unique mutations, the team at ...
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Entry Ban Could Cause Doctor Shortages in Trump Territory, New Research Finds President Donald Trump's executive order suspending entry to the U.S. by people from six Muslim-majority nations could reduce the number of doctors in areas with high percentages of Trump supporters, according to researchers at Harvard Medical School ...
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The stages of Alzheimer's and dementia Jeff Marier holds his mother Mary's hand while visiting her at her long term care facility in Ottawa Thursday Feb 23, 2017. Post media is doing a story on Alzheimer's/Dementia and the problem of wandering.
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Three scientists win prize for brain reward system research iStock/Thinkstock(NEW YORK) - Scientists in London were rewarded one million Euro for their three decades of research on the brain's reward center according to a report from BBC News.
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Prize for cracking brain's 'feel good' system Three UK-based scientists have won a prestigious prize worth 1m euros for studying the brain's reward centre. Their work helps understand our drive to shop, eat or even land on the moon.
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'Toxic stress' is reportedly causing Syrian children to attempt suicide A child looks out from an abandoned petrol station on Feb. 16 where he and his family now live. (Jonathan Hyams/AP). THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
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The more you're on Facebook, the more isolated you feel Technically Incorrect offers a slightly twisted take on the tech that's taken over our lives. gettyimages-478957281.jpg Enlarge Image.
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Report: Syrian Children Suffering 'Toxic Stress' Aid group says Syrian children show symptoms of 'toxic stress' from war exposure, are attempting self-harm, suicide. March 7, 2017, at 12:41 a.m.. MORE. LinkedIn · StumbleUpon · Google +; Cancel. Report: Syrian Children Suffering 'Toxic Stress'. MORE.
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Students use Eating Disorder Awareness Week to educate on mental illness About 100 people gathered at the University Health Center in 2014 to bring attention to the issue and to raise money to donate to the National Eating Disorders Association, a non-profit organization that raises awareness and supports individuals and ...
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Company expands dog food recall for potential euthanasia drug exposure SILVER SPRING, Md. (WSET) - A dog food company is expanding their voluntary recall after the euthanasia drug pentobarbital was found in other cans.
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Syrian children in state of 'toxic stress', Save the Children says Millions of Syrian children could be living in a state of "toxic stress" due to prolonged exposure to the horrors of war, aid group Save the Children says.
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H7N9 Bird Flu Cases On The Rise In China, Reports A particularly deadly strain of avian flu, currently found in China, has infected more people there this flu season than it has in any season since the virus was identified, a new report finds.
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Thomas Starzl, Trailblazer In Organ Transplantation, Dies At 90 Thomas Starzl, the doctor who pioneered liver transplant surgery, has died at the age of 90. In an announcement on its website, the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center said Starzl died peacefully at his home on Saturday.
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Liver transplant surgical pioneer Dr. Thomas Starzl dies FILE - This Nov. 10, 1989 file photo shows transplant pioneer Dr. Thomas E. Starzl as he oversees a liver transplant operation at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center in Pittsburgh.
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Zika complications in Canadian travellers surprise researcher Canadian adults who went to travel medicine clinics sick with the Zika infection show a range of symptoms, including severe complications, a new study suggests.
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Pollution kills more than 1.7 million children a year, WHO reports More than 1.7 million children under the age of 5 die each year due to the effects of living in polluted environments, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).
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Southeast Missouri State University reports 15 mumps cases, Vaccine clinics scheduled for next week In light of recent reports of 15 confirmed mumps cases on the Southeast Missouri State University campus, The Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services has updated its recommendation and is encouraging all Southeast Missouri State University ...
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Nurses at Philadelphia-Area Hospital Begin 2-Day Walkout Nurses at a suburban Philadelphia hospital have begun a two-day walkout over staffing levels and other issues. March 5, 2017, at 10:33 a.m.. MORE. LinkedIn · StumbleUpon · Google +; Cancel. Nurses at Philadelphia-Area Hospital Begin 2-Day Walkout.
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'IM Healthy' Peanut Butter Substitute Made A Dozen People Sick With E. Coli The SoyNut Butter Company has voluntarily recalled some of its "'I.M. Healthy Original Creamy SoyNut Butter," a nut-free peanut butter substitute, after a dozen people got sick from E. coli that likely came from the spread.
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March is National Nutrition Month March is National Nutrition month, which actually started as National Nutrition week in 1973. Once the interest and excitement grew, National Nutrition month was introduced in 1980.
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Why Asia's Farms Are Contributing To Global Antibiotic Resistance -- And How We Can Stop It The recent spike in bird flu outbreaks beginning October last year in China have made headlines around the region, leading to widespread public health concerns and devastating the live poultry trade.
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An Alarming Number Of Children Are Drinking Hand Sanitizer If you live or interact with children on a regular basis, you might want to be aware of a new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) report with some scary statistics.
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Nurses at Philadelphia-area hospital begin 2-day walkout DREXEL HILL, Pa. (AP) -- Nurses at a suburban Philadelphia hospital have begun a two-day walkout over staffing levels and other issues.
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