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These few things may help stave off dementia, scientists say Scientists think there may be a few things you can do to keep dementia at bay: train your brain, keep your blood pressure under control and stay active.
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Expert Panel: Three Things May Save Your Brain June 22, 2017 -- From eating blueberries to playing brain training games, researchers have been searching for ways we can prevent memory loss and dementia as we age.
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What Can Prevent Alzheimer's? Here's What the Evidence Shows There's no strong evidence that anything prevents Alzheimer's disease, but a few common-sense practices may help delay memory loss, a panel of experts said Thursday.
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Study: States with legalized marijuana see increase in car crash claims The Highway Loss Data Institute, a leading insurance research group, said in study results released Thursday that collision claims in Colorado, Washington, and Oregon went up 2.7 percent in the years since legal recreational marijuana sales began when ...
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Insurance study ties legal pot to boost in car crash claims In this April 16, 2015 file photo, smoke created by water vapor billows out of the windows of a car, used by Colorado to fight stoned driving with youth demographics, during a demonstration by the Colorado Department of Transportation in southeast Denver.
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'Deformed lamb is not half-human' Johannesburg - The Eastern Cape Department of Rural Development and Agrarian Reform on Wednesday confirmed that the picture of a deformed lamb circulating on social media was not a hoax, but a lamb born in Lady Frere.
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Dr Lubabalo Mrwebi said the creature was not part human Superstitious villagers have been living in fear since a sheep gave birth to this creature that was said by elders to be half-human half-beast and 'sent by the devil'.
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Treat coconut oil like butter or beef fat, American Heart Association says Some rub it on their hair and face, or cook their every meal in it. Others drink it in their coffee, swish it around their mouth daily, and even eat it straight from the jar.
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Danger map reveals health threat zone South America is a hotbed of potential viruses that could be the next major threat to the world's health, according to "danger maps".
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Clostridium perfringens tied to Rifle Rodeo The Post Independent reports that Colorado health officials have confirmed that the 80 people who became ill after attending the Rifle Rodeo early this month were stricken with a foodborne illness.
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Horror as 'half human half-beast' is born to a sheep in South Africa VILLAGERS from South Africa believe a creature born to a sheep was "sent by the devil". WARNING: Graphic content. Jamie Pyatt in Cape TownThe Sun.
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Are today's teens more responsible about sex? When it comes to sex, teens may be more responsible than they're often given credit for. According to new government data, the percentage of American teens having sex is lower than in decades past - and more teens who do have sex are now using ...
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Villagers freak out after sheep gives birth to 'half human, half devil lamb' Locals are accusing each other of 'dabbling in witchcraft' after a sheep gave birth to a 'half human, half devil lamb' this week.
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Hummus with pine nuts recalled over possible listeria contamination (CNN) Three brands of hummus produced by House of Thaller are being recalled for potential listeria contamination. All three brands -- Fresh Foods Market, Lantana and Marketside -- have pine nuts on top and come in 10-ounce packages.
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Alleged sheep gives birth to a human lamb Reports have it that an alleged sheep delivered a human lamb in South African on Thursday. This however generated lots of arguments and environmental concern perhaps a quiz from anonymous Facebook friend threw me into confusion.
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Lone Star Ticks migrating towards the metro are bringing serious health concerns along The Lone Star Tick is migrating west, and, as it does, the pest brings some serious health concern with it, including symptoms that can be fatal.
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Social media pressure is linked to cosmetic procedure boom Young people are turning to cosmetic procedures such as botox and dermal fillers as a result of social media pressure, according to a report.
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This Is What We Know About How The Lone Star Tick Causes Meat Allergies Bad news for summer barbecues: the lone star tick is spreading. This tiny bloodsucker is thought to have given thousands of Americans a dangerous meat allergy, one that has many folks swearing off steaks and ribs altogether.
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Docs: Pharmacy ignored test results; infant received drug treatment with 25x strength United States Attorney Josh Minkler announced federal charges against the owner and compliance director at Pharmakon on June 22, 2017.
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Health experts warn against coconut oil The health benefits of coconut oil have been questioned, with US authorities warning it raises cholesterol in the same way as other saturated fats.
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FDA approves quicker-to-administer drug for blood cancers This photo provided by Genentech, the Roche Group's biologic drug unit, shows vials of Rituxan Hycela. On Thursday, June 22, 2017, the Food and Drug Administration approved Rituxan Hycela, a more convenient version of a blockbuster drug for treating ...
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Coconut Oil Is Still Fine — Not Great, But Fine It's no wonder people love coconut oil. It's a fat that gets you less fat. It tastes delicious in that saturated-fatty kind of way, but without the stigma of butter.
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The truth about so-called 'superfood' coconut oil Coconut oil contains more than five times the saturated fat of olive oil and is not the superfood it is purported to be, leading nutrition experts say.
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Sanford, clinic work to merge but move is contested Sanford Health is on the verge of absorbing another health care provider in the Dakotas, though the move is being contested in federal court.
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EU court: Vaccines can be blamed for illness without scientific evidence (CNN) The Court of Justice of the European Union ruled Wednesday that courts may consider vaccines to be the cause of an illness, even in the absence of scientific evidence confirming a link.
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Flu vaccine ineffective for people 65 and older last winter FILE - In this Friday, Sept. 16, 2016 file photo, a woman receives a flu vaccine shot at a community fair in Brownsville, Texas. On Wednesday, June 21, 2017, U.S.
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Pharmakon owner, compliance director face criminal charges The owner and the director of compliance for Noblesville-based Pharmakon Pharmaceuticals Inc. have been charged with multiple criminal counts related to the sale of compounded painkillers that were as much as 25 times more potent than they should have ...
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OB-GYNs Give Women More Say In When They Have Mammograms Women in their 40s at average risk for breast cancer should talk to their health care provider about the risks and benefits of mammography before starting regular screening at that age, according to guidelines released Thursday by the American College ...
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Eating more fish could help reduce pain, other symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis Fresh fish is displayed at a seafood market in New Zealand. A new study finds eating more fish can help reduce the painful symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis.
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Updated CDC map shows 21% increase in US counties reporting mosquito that transmits Zika Last year, with the Western Hemisphere in the grip of a surprising Zika virus epidemic, CDC researchers used a survey to compile a list of U.S.
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Study says breastfeeding could lower mom's risk of heart disease, stroke The benefits of breastfeeding have been well documented for the baby, but a new study purports there may also be more benefits for the mother than originally believed.
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Newark's St. Michael's Hospital Led State In HIV Testing For 4th Consecutive Year Saint Michael's tested 3,031 patients and found 12.2 percent of all positive HIV cases in the state in 2016. By Jen Semler (Patch Staff) - Updated June 22, 2017 4:19 pm ET.
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Extra-Virgin Olive Oil Preserves Memory and Protects Brain Against Alzheimer's Disease, New Research at Temple ... (Philadelphia, PA) - The Mediterranean diet, rich in plant-based foods, is associated with a variety of health benefits, including a lower incidence of dementia.
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Study: Olive Oil Protects Brain From Alzheimer's The benefits of a Mediterranean diet are widely chronicled, but new research shows extra-virgin olive oil, a key part of the diet, may protect "against cognitive decline.
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Austin Bans Electronic Cigarettes in Public Areas AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - Officials in the Texas capital have banned the use of electronic cigarettes in public areas. The Austin City Council voted unanimously Thursday to add e-cigarettes to the list of tobacco products banned in public areas such as ...
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FDA Approves Quicker-To-Administer Drug for Blood Cancers U.S. regulators have approved a more convenient version of a blockbuster drug for treating three common blood cancers. June 22, 2017, at 5:48 p.m.. MORE. LinkedIn · StumbleUpon · Google +; Cancel. FDA Approves Quicker-To-Administer Drug for Blood ...
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Eating fish reduces symptoms related to rheumatoid arthritis Christopher Maynard is a New York-based writer and editor who has worked as a security guard, high school teacher, theatrical lighting designer and volunteer fireman.
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FDA approves quicker-to-administer drug for blood cancers U.S. regulators have approved a more convenient version of a blockbuster drug for treating three common blood cancers. Continue Reading Below.
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Ticks are plentiful this summer in Oklahoma, and their bites 'are no joke' The adult female American dog tick, left, is identified by its large off-white scutum against a dark brown body. The male, right, has a mottled appearance.
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War-Torn Yemen to Get Cholera Vaccines as Death Toll Mounts The U.N. health agency and some major partners have agreed to send 1 million doses of cholera vaccine to Yemen to help stanch a spiraling and increasingly deadly caseload in the impoverished country that is already facing war and the risk of famine.
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