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Mayo study: It's OK to snooze with your dog (sort of) No dogs on the bed, please. Megan Wollerton/CNET. Some dogs get free rein of their humans' bedroom. Some are banished for fear of causing a bad night's sleep.
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Mom of 6 Who Refused Cancer Treatment to Deliver Baby Is 'Hours Away From Death': 'It Hurts So Bad,' Says Husband Carrie DeKlyen is hours away from dying - but her final, selfless act to forego cancer treatment and carry her baby to term will "never be forgotten" says her husband.
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Mediterranean diet and alkaline water linked to reduced reflux symptoms, study finds Consuming a plant-based Mediterranean-style diet and drinking alkaline water may be just as effective at controlling reflux symptoms as conventional medication, according to a new study published Thursday in the Journal of the American Medical ...
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Girl's donated organs help a record eight people A 13-year-old girl who died from a brain aneurysm has helped a record eight different people, including five children, through organ donation.
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Safety concerns over AI software that can tell if a person is gay A computer algorithm can tell if a person is gay or straight simply by scanning a picture of their face, researchers have shown. Artificial intelligence software developed at the University of Stanford can predict a person's sexuality with far more ...
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French girl mutilated by rats in night attack at home A disabled French girl covered in rat bites is critically ill in hospital after a pack swarmed into her bedroom in northern France.
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Horse dies from serious mosquito-borne disease State officials say a horse in Cumberland County has died after contracting eastern equine encephalitis, a serious mosquito-borne disease that affects horses.
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How Previously Accepted Peanut-Allergy Wisdom Is Being Upended I cover food, wine, drinks, travel; host dinners; and consult on wine Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Without much fanfare, the Food and Drug Administration yesterday issued a statement that continues to upend what had been ...
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MA health officials report year's 1st human case of West Nile Virus FILE - This 2006 file photo provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention shows a female Aedes aegypti mosquito in the process of acquiring a blood meal from a human host.
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DNA Confirms Viking Remains Found in Sweden Are Female The remains of the Viking warrior are of a high-ranking, female military leader, researchers confirm. By Alexa Lardieri, Staff Writer |Sept.
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Viking warrior discovered in Sweden was a woman, researchers confirm Swedish scientists have revealed that the body of a Viking warrior long presumed to be male is, in fact, female. A team of researchers from Stockholm University conducted a DNA analysis of the skeleton and confirmed that it belonged to a woman.
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First Female Viking Warrior Proved Through DNA In the 1880s, a fascinating grave was discovered in the Swedish town of Birka. Chock full of weapons, gaming equipment, and two horses, the 10th century AD burial was assumed to be that of a powerful male Viking warrior.
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Dental Schools Add An Urgent Lesson: Think Twice About Prescribing Opioids The opioid epidemic has been fueled by soaring numbers of prescriptions written for pain medication. And often, those prescriptions are written by dentists.
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(MYGN) is up at $32.57 Hereditary Cancer Risk Assessment Is an… Hereditary Cancer Risk Assessment Is an Important Option for Prostate Cancer Patients during Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. The company is trading up by 7.42% percent from yesterday's close.
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Plastic surgery addict left with permanent erection after botched nose job A plastic surgery addict claims a botched nose job has left him with a painful and permanent erection. Reality TV star Neven Ciganovic flew to Iran to have an operation to fix his crooked nose.
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Girl's decision to donate organs helps save record-setting 8 people A 13-year-old girl from England who died from a brain aneurysm has left a lasting legacy. Since Jemima Layzell's death in 2012, her heart, pancreas, lungs, kidneys, small bowel and liver have been donated to a record eight number of people.
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UT research team creates new cancer-diagnosis product At first glance, the orange contraption in the middle of the high-tech lab could easily be confused for a Jack-in-the-box, seemingly out of place surrounded by scientific equipment.
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This pen can detect cancer in 10 seconds A new handheld pen-like device built by researchers at the University of Texas at Austin can detect cancer tissue in as little as 10 seconds.
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Using history as a guide to end tobacco addiction The public's opinion of tobacco use has dramatically changed over time. Gone are the days when cigarette companies advertise using slogans like "fresh as mountain air" or "more doctors smoke Camels than any other cigarette.
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This Week in Zika: Virus Shows Promise as Brain Cancer Tx Zika may hold promise for the treatment of glioblastoma as an "oncolytic virus" -- one that preferentially infects and kills cancer cells, a small study found.
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PSA tests are still a good way to detect prostate cancer Since the advent of the prostate specific antigen (PSA) blood test, which came out in the 1980s, the prostate cancer death rate is down more 45 percent.
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Scientists discover there are 27 different emotions Scientists have discovered that the range of emotions humans experience is much wider than previously thought. While it was originally thought we feel just six emotions, researchers at UC Berkeley found 27 distinct human emotions and have displayed ...
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She died of a brain aneurysm at 13. After death, she saved a record number of people When Jemima Layzell died unexpectedly of a brain aneurysm at 13, her parents mourned the loss of her young life. But they probably didn't imagine that over five years later, Jemima would have managed to give life to others - a record number of people, ...
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Scientists Pinpoint 27 States of Emotion A new UC Berkeley study challenges a long-held assumption in psychology that most human emotions fall within the universal categories of happiness, sadness, anger, surprise, fear and disgust.
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Hospital in N. Fulton to offer free prostate cancer tests Other than skin cancer, prostate cancer is the most common cancer among men in America. The American Cancer Society says that about one out of seven men will be diagnosed with the disease in their lifetime, and about one in 39 men will die from ...
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For City Kids With Asthma, Nearby Green Space Is Key FRIDAY, Sept. 8, 2017 (HealthDay News) -- Living near a park can help reduce asthma symptoms among children who live in cities, researchers say.
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Disturbing footage shows 'drunk' toddler being forced to drink beer and 'smoke CANNABIS' by her teenage parents The little girl is seen swaying, apparently intoxicated, and appears to almost fall over and pass out as her mum rushes to catch her.
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These Are The Ways The Alcohol Industry Is Distorting The Facts on Cancer Links For decades, tobacco companies have been accused of engaging in dodgy tactics that actively misrepresent the science on health risks associated with their products.
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Brilliant New Google Test Can Help You Figure Out If You're Depressed Roughly 16 million Americans, or nearly 7% of the population, suffered at least one major depressive episode during the past year, according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness.
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Hong Kong scientists hope to create cheaper, more effective method for detecting Alzheimer's The Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) is developing a new and cheaper screening method to detect Alzheimer's disease through blood and eye imaging that could be more accessible for elderly sufferers in Hong Kong.
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New AI can guess whether you're gay or straight from a photograph An illustrated depiction of facial analysis technology similar to that used in the experiment. Illustration: Alamy. Artificial intelligence (AI).
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Is my fading memory a sign of Alzheimer's disease? I've noticed that my memory seems to be failing me. I am having more and more difficulty remembering people's names. I am also forgetting where I left things, such as my keys and glasses.
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'Hyperemesis gravidarum left me bed-bound for seven months' Kate Middleton's absence was notable yesterday when the Duke of Cambridge turned up solo to leave the adorable Prince George off for his very first day at school.
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The best pregnancy skincare products Got a little one on the way? From hormonal acne to stretch marks, pregnancy can affect your skin in many ways - so you may need to switch up your skincare regime.
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Silence to highlight dangers of drinking while pregnant Tomorrow‚ September 9‚ at 9.08am‚ people around the world will stand in silence for a single minute. At 9.09 a bell will be rung to break the silence.
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Nigeria cholera outbreak threatens more than 1 mln people in refugee camps LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - At least 1.4 million people uprooted by Boko Haram's insurgency in northeast Nigeria are living in 'cholera hotspots', prey to an outbreak of the deadly disease which is sweeping through camps for the displaced ...
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