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The shorter your sleep, the shorter your life: the new sleep science Scientists count anything less than seven hours' sleep as sleep deprivation. Photograph: Ian Hooton/Science Photo Library/Getty Images/Science Photo Library RF.
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Feeling Monday blues? Lack of sleep may just kill you Unfortunately, sleep deprivation is the culprit behind a host of potentially fatal diseases, a leading expert has said. By Zee Media Bureau | Last Updated: Monday, September 25, 2017 - 11:56.
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Travelers beware: Meth-laced 7Up reportedly causes death in Mexico Methamphetamine-laced 7Up has reportedly caused one death and sent seven other people to the hospital in northern Mexico, prompting warnings to travelers from U.S.
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Famed bakery Cookie Do is sued over-its 'risk free' treats that one woman claims gave her nausea and diarrhea A confectioner famously known on Instagram for its beloved cookie dough is in hot water after a class action lawsuit alleged that the not-baked treats cause food-borne illness.
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Reports of 7Up soft drink bottles being laced with meth Experts are warning travelers to the area to pay extra attention to whether the seals on their food and drinks are intact. Washington Post.
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Officials say swine flu detected in 11 pigs at Maryland fair FREDERICK, Md. - Officials are investigating after detecting influenza in 11 pigs recently exhibited at a fair in Frederick. The Maryland Department of Agriculture said in a statement Sunday preliminary tests show the 11 pigs from The Great Frederick ...
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Sick Pigs, Child Shut Down Swine Barn at Frederick Fair A pig barn has been closed at a fair in Frederick, Maryland, after state inspectors found 11 pigs had influenza. The Maryland Department of Agriculture said in a statement Sunday preliminary tests show the 11 pigs from The Great Frederick Fair are ...
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Officials say swine flu detected in 11 pigs at Maryland fair FREDERICK, Md. (AP) - Officials are investigating after detecting influenza in 11 pigs recently exhibited at a fair in Frederick. The Maryland Department of Agriculture said in a statement Sunday preliminary tests show the 11 pigs from The Great ...
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Huge discovery about sex shocks scientists A new study claims that you may be able to predict a person's sex drive and their willingness to cheat based on the shape of their face.
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Flu infections in swine at fair in Frederick County, Md. Eleven cases of influenza have been detected in pigs that were shown at the Great Frederick Fair in Frederick County, Md.,and all swine at the county fairgrounds have been placed under quarantine, the Maryland department of agriculture said Sunday.
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Health experts warn travelers after meth found in 7-Up in Mexico PHOENIX, AZ (WCMH) - Medical professionals are warning individuals traveling to Mexico to be vigilant about eating and drinking after several people were poisoned by drinking contaminated bottles of 7-Up.
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Facial features could predict sex drive finds According to the latest research from Nipissing University in Ontario, Canada, the sex drive of a person could be predicted from the size and shape of their faces.
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Thousands at Komen Race for the Cure celebrate, mourn those in breast cancer fight Breast cancer survivor Kathy Gurden reactions during a survivors gathering followed by a dove release at the 26th annual Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure.
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Drug-resistant strain of malaria spreading through Southeast Asia IT is said to have first emerged in Cambodia, but has since spread through parts of Thailand and Laos, and is now in southern Vietnam.
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Malaria 'superbug' spreads to Vietnam: 'This could severely jeopardize malaria elimination efforts' A highly drug resistant malaria "superbug" from western Cambodia is now present in southern Vietnam, leading to alarming failure rates for dihydroartemisinin (DHA)-piperaquine - Vietnam's national first-line malaria treatment, leading malaria ...
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Race for the Cure honors breast cancer victims, survivors Event planners say the race is put together as a way for the community to come together to celebrate, honor and remember loved ones impacted by breast cancer - and to raise money for the one in eight women who are diagnosed with breast cancer.
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An ethical dilemma for doctors: When is it OK to prescribe opioids? Travis N. Rieder does not work for, consult, own shares in or receive funding from any company or organization that would benefit from this article, and has disclosed no relevant affiliations beyond the academic appointment above.
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Fighting the flu can be a matter of life and death – so what more can we do? The spike in flu cases is a pattern that plays out globally every 10 to 15 years. Photograph: David Cheskin/PA. Health. Fighting the flu can be a matter of life and death - so what more can we do?
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Sayonara HIV: Newly Developed Antibody Attacks 99% of HIV Strains A major breakthrough in the field of medicine paves the way in the production of an effective vaccine against HIV. The development opens up the great possibility in the prevention and treatment of the virus.
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CRISPR gene-editing could result in more successful birth rates Gene-edited human embryos are offering new insights into the earliest stages of development, and could reduce the risk of miscarriage at the outset of pregnancy.
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Top Lyme Disease Researcher Joins Global Lyme Alliance as New Chief Scientific Officer Global Lyme Alliance (GLA), the leading 501(c)(3) dedicated to conquering Lyme and other tick-borne diseases through research, education and awareness, today announced the appointment of Timothy J. Sellati, Ph.
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Smartphones May Prove Effective in Battling Signs of Depression According to a latest study, smartphone apps could prove to be an effective and affordable treatment option for depression. Food | NDTV Food Desk | Updated: September 25, 2017 11:30 IST.
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Maze-like chip helps spot aggressive cancer cells It's difficult to spot cancer cells -- just one in a billion blood cells are cancerous. How do you isolate them to know the trouble someone is facing and eventually treat it?
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Purple potatoes may slash colon cancer risk: study A diet containing plenty of purple potatoes and other colourful fruits and vegetables may lower the risk of colon cancer and inflammatory bowel diseases, researchers, including those of Indian origin, claim.
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Cancer Patients Want to Use Marijuana, and With Good Reason A new survey shows that if marijuana is legally available, a lot of people with cancer are likely to use it, and even more are interested in learning about how it could help them during their illness.
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Robotic Dentist Implants 3D Printed Teeth in Woman's Mouth in Autonomous Surgery We've all volunteered for things in our lives, whether it's something we want to do or something we may not be super excited about.
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New Study Suggests Babies Could Learn Persistence From Adults Adults who tend to give up easily when doing certain tasks might want to keep trying instead if they happen to have young infants.
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The SD-Wise test measures your life lessons and wisdom Ancient Greek philosopher Socrates is believed to have said the only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing. But a group of psychiatrists disagrees.
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Air Pollution Exposure & Kidney Disease Linked By New Study They concluded that the air pollution levels in certain geographic areas of the U.S. are particularly bad and that people living in them have an elevated risk of kidney disease.
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Exercise, by any name, is good for the heart "Exercise doesn't necessarily mean a tedious treadmill routine but can include routine physical activity." | Photo Credit: kentoh · Jacob Koshy.
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Local advocates active in national mission to end breast cancer Members of the Beyond Pink TEAM advocacy council at Sen. Charles Grassley's office in Washington D.C., in 2016. COURTESY PHOTO.
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Overstretched hospitals face winter flu crisis, doctors warn An extra 5,000 beds are needed to to get hospitals through 'what will be a pretty awful winter'. Photograph: vm/Getty Images.
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Kenyans to access new, highly-effective HIV drugs at lower prices It is good news for millions of Kenyans living with HIV/AIDS as Kenya will start buying new highly-effective antiretroviral drugs at much lower prizes following an international price deal.
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