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'Stealthing': The Disturbing New Sex Trend You Need To Know About Honesty and trust are paramount in any intimate relationship. These two principles are also the cornerstone that allow two individuals to share both a satisfying, yet respectful sex life.
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"Out of his mind" surgeon plans human head transplant, revival of frozen brain Italian neurosurgeon Sergio Canavero will undertake the first human head transplant later this year in China, the doctor told German magazine Ooom in an article published Thursday.
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'We'll try to bring patients back to life': Surgeon plans to 'revive' frozen human brains by 2020 The first human head transplant will take place in less than a year, to be followed by the world's first transplantation of a cryogenically preserved brain in three years' time.
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An outlandish surgeon who aims to perform the first head transplant just gave a rat a second head Italian neurosurgeon Sergio Canavero made headlines around the world two years ago with the bold claim that he would soon be stitching one person's head onto another's body.
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Nebraska girl scalped by carnival ride looks back one year later A 12-year-old Nebraska girl scalped when her bright red hair got stuck in a carnival ride has been in and out of hospitals ever since, but she isn't letting the horrifying accident hold her back nearly a year later.
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US facing shortage of yellow fever vaccine for travelers FILE -In this July 21, 2016 file photo, residents of the Kisenso district of Kinshasa, receive yellow fever vaccines. The United States is facing a looming shortage of a yellow fever vaccine for travelers, potentially affecting hundreds of thousands ...
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As Eman Ahmed leaves today, her doctor says 'we will miss her' NEW DELHI: As Egyptian Eman Ahmed, said to be the world's heaviest woman, leaves India today, the doctor who agreed to treat her for obesity free of cost, tweeted that she will be missed.
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FDA approves Brineura for type of Batten disease The FDA has approved cerliponase alfa to curb the loss of ambulation among patients aged 3 years and older diagnosed with late infantile neuronal ceroid lipofuscinosis type 2, an extremely rare and fatal autosomal recessive neurodegenerative disorder, ...
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Decision to shift Eman to UAE a mistake, warns doctor Lakdawala According to Saifee Hospital, Eman, who weighed around 500 kg when she was brought to Mumbai from Egypt, now weighs 176 kg. Egyptian Eman Ahmed, 36, who was the heaviest woman in the world at 500-plus kg until a few months ago.
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World's First Human Head Transplant Experimented On Rat & Gave It Second Head To test the possible success of the world's first human head transplant a test was performed. Using a rat, an outlandish surgeon gave a rat a second head.
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US to run out of yellow fever vaccine later this year The United States will run out of vaccine for yellow fever by mid-2017, and travelers may find it hard to get vaccinated until next year, U.S.
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US yellow fever vaccine supply will run out this summer, CDC says American supplies of yellow fever vaccine are expected to run out this summer, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Friday, and it released a report outlining a plan to ensure continuous access.
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World's heaviest woman Eman plans to leave India, doctor warns family Earlier, shaimma Selim had allegedly given water to Eman Ahmed to drink that was strongly prohibited by doctors. Eman could not eat and hence tubes were kept to feed her.
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California seeks control of unruly medical pot industry LOS ANGELES - California is trying to get control of its unruly medical marijuana industry. State regulators released draft regulations Friday intended to impose order on the loosely organized marketplace created over two decades ago.
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Mexico's lower house approves medical uses of marijuana FILE - In this Aug. 29, 2013 file photo, a marijuana plant grows in a hydroponics garden inside an apartment in Mexico City. Mexico's lower house overwhelmingly passed a bill Friday, April 28, 2017 approving the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes ...
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Brineura Wins FDA Approval for Type of Batten Disease The U.S. FDA has approved Brineura for treatment of a rare type of Batten Disease. One type of neuronal ceroid lipofuscinoses (collectively termed as Batten Disease), primarily affects the nervous system at an early age.
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Georgia Lawmaker Delivers Cannabis Oil While Dodging Felony Charges MACON, Ga. - Once a month, a cardboard box from Colorado appears at the office of a conservative Christian lawmaker in central Georgia, filled with derivatives of marijuana, to be distributed around the state in the shadows of the law.
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Georgia lawmaker deals cannabis oil in shadows of the law Georgia state Rep. Allen Peake, R-Macon, displays a bottle of cannabis oil in his office in Macon. Peake is at the center of a semi-legal statewide medical cannabis distribution network.
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Study: A National Medical Marijuana Program Would Save Medicaid $1 Billion a Year The marijuana industry is growing like a weed. Last year, legal weed sales grew by 34%, according to cannabis research firm ArcView, and by 2021, legal sales (which includes medical and recreational pot) are expected to exceed $22 billion.
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Scientists in China conduct 'successful' head transplant on rat Controversial surgeon Sergio Canavero and colleague Xiaoping Ren attached the head of a smaller rat onto a larger one while maintaining the brain activity of the donor.
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Eman Ahmed's journey: From gratitude to battle of words Shaimaa Selim beamed at the cameras when her sister, Eman, was carried out of the customised Egypt Air aircraft that brought her 500 kg sister from their home in Alexandria, Egypt to Mumbai on February 11.
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Liberia to Send Blood Samples Abroad in Latest Disease Outbreak Monrovia - Liberia does not have the capacity to diagnose the latest disease outbreak which has already killed at least 11 persons in Sinoe County.
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Breast Surgeon Found Guilty of 'Wounding With Intent' After years of questions and complaints about surgeries that he carried out on breast cancer patients, British breast surgeon Ian Paterson has today been found guilty in a criminal court of 17 counts of "wounding with intent" and three counts of ...
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Slim Faced People 25% More Likely To Be Left Handed Individuals who have slender lower faces are 25 percent more likely to be left-handed, according to a study published this week by a dentistry researcher from the University of Washington.
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BioMarin Pharma's Brineura receives US FDA approval to treat CLN2 disease BioMarin Pharmaceutical, a global biotechnology company, has announced that the US. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Brineura (cerliponase alfa) to slow the loss of ambulation in symptomatic pediatric patients 3 years of age and older with ...
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Minnesota Health Officials Face Opposition From Anti-Vaccine Activists Over Measles Vaccination Minnesota health officials faced opposition from anti-vaccine activists. The activists tried to advocate the dangers of measles vaccination in kids to the Somali-Minnesotan community.
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What would happen if we killed all the mosquitos? Bill Gates called mosquitoes "the deadliest animal in the world" for their incessant spreading of deadly diseases like malaria, which killed an estimated 429,000 in 2015 alone.
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Bring Out Your Drugs: DEA's Prescription Drug Take-Back Day This Saturday, April 29 If you're doing some spring cleaning this weekend, don't forget the medicine cabinet or anywhere else in your home where you store your prescription drugs.
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Drugged driving surpasses drunken driving among drivers killed in crashes, report finds WASHINGTON (CNN) - Driving under the influence of drugs was deadlier in 2015 than driving while drunk, a new report found. Still, some safety experts caution that drunken driving remains a bigger problem and say that drugged driving needs more ...
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An unacceptable number of moms die during childbirth - and a $1 drug could change that An "unacceptably high" number of women die from conditions related to childbirth and pregnancy, according to the World Health Organization.
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Relay for Life has new home Relay for Life organizers in Columbus have announced a new location and a new, six-figure goal as they take steps to fight cancer.
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Left-Handed People More Likely To Have Thin Faces, But Also Have Higher Risk Of Developing TB Being left-handed carries a lot of unnecessary stigma. Throughout generations, there have been myriad myths about southpaws going around, and it still isn't uncommon in some cultures for children born left-handed to be turned into righties.
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Cancer surgeon scandal may widen as victims name other hospitals Consultant surgeon Ian Paterson was convicted on Friday of 17 counts of wounding with intent. Photograph: Joe Giddens/PA. Crime · The Observer.
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County, city law enforcement participate in National Prescription Drug Take Back Day The Annapolis Police Department participated in the National Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, where residents could drop off unwanted or expired drugs.
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Zika and your pets The Zika virus became a widespread concern for travelers beginning in the spring of 2016. Travelers were warned not to visit certain areas, notably tropical climates, deemed vulnerable to Zika outbreaks.
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Mysterious illness kills 11 in Liberia, where Ebola raged WASHINGTON - World Health Organization officials said Friday that they are investigating a troubling report out of Liberia of a ''cluster of unexplained illnesses and deaths'' in an area several hours from Monrovia.
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'Mosquito New Year' Leads to Talk of West Nile Virus and Zika: Health Department Last year, there were nine reported human cases of West Nile Virus in Will County, after there were none reported in 2015. By Joseph Hosey (Patch Staff) - April 28, 2017 7:18 pm ET.
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Is active surveillance safe for men with family history of prostate cancer? (Reuters Health) - Having a family history of prostate cancer doesn't make it more risky for men with a new diagnosis of the disease to initially hold off on active treatment in favor of monitoring with periodic lab tests, a research review suggests ...
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