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How Messing With Our Body Clocks Can Raise Alarms With Health Research that helped discover the clocks running in every cell in our bodies earned three scientists a Nobel Prize in medicine on Monday.
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Las Vegas massacre: GoFundMe page raises over $2M, volunteers wait for hours to donate blood Can anything be done to prevent other mass shootings like the massacre in Las Vegas? #Tucker. The residents of Las Vegas have banded together to help the victims of Sunday's mass shooting, lining up for hours to donate blood, as people around the world ...
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Biological clock discoveries by 3 Americans earn Nobel prize Three American scientists won the 2017 Nobel Prize for unravelling the mysteries of our circadian rhythms-- the biological clocks that control how humans, animals and plants behave throughout the day and night.
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3 scientists just won the Nobel Prize for discovering how body clocks are regulated — here's why that's such a big deal Your circadian rhythm (or internal body clock) helps regulate when you feel awake or asleep - and much more. Going against that body clock goes against your biology and has serious consequences for health.
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3 Americans Win Nobel In Medicine For Circadian Rhythm Research The work of Jeffrey C. Hall, Michael Rosbash and Michael W. Young solved the mystery of how our bodies' inner clocks anticipate fluctuations between night and day to optimize behavior and physiology.
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Equifax: 2.5 million more Americans may be affected by hack NEW YORK (AP) - Credit report company Equifax said Monday that an additional 2.5 million Americans may have been affected by the massive security breach of its systems, bringing the total to 145.5 million people who had their personal information ...
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Old tattoo to blame for woman's 'cancer' (CNN) Doctors in Australia suspected that a woman had a type of cancer called lymphoma, but they were stunned when they put her enlarged lymph node under a microscope -- and instead found black tattoo pigment from 15 years ago to which her immune ...
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This early human ancestor is to blame for genital herpes Standing about 4 feet tall, early human ancestor Paranthropus boisei had a small brain and a wide, dish-like face. It is most well-known for having big teeth and hefty chewing muscles.
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This ancient primate may be responsible for genital herpes Our ancestors have been catching herpes since before we were human. The infection is quite common today; the World Health Organization estimates that two-thirds of adults under 50 are infected with the herpes virus that causes oral cold sores.
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Designing Smart Tattoos To Help Monitor Your Health Will the day come when tattoos can tell you about your health? (Photo by Janette Pellegrini/Getty Images for Hamptons Magazine). If you have a tattoo, what does it say about you?
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Switching to e-cigarettes could save 6.6 million American smokers: researchers FILE PHOTO: A customer puffs on an e-cigarette at the Henley Vaporium in New York City December 18, 2013. REUTERS/Mike Segar. LONDON (Reuters) - Up to 6.6 million early deaths in America might be averted over 10 years if smokers switched to ...
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Health experts target at-risk smoking groups Despite a drop in cigarette smoking nationwide, a new report led by a West Virginia University public health expert shows minority groups are at higher risk for tobacco-related diseases than others.
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This Breast Cancer Advocate Wants to be a Voice for Others - Andrea Pitney Breast cancer awareness month is upon us. It's a time when a lot of people come together to do a lot of good - raising funds for breast cancer research, tackling topics that are not addressed enough, and making their voices heard.
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Effects of breast cancer can be eased by some non-drug therapies Consumer Reports has no financial relationship with any advertisers on this site. Breast cancer and its treatments can increase the likelihood of anxiety, depression, fatigue, insomnia, pain, stress and more.
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Bonfils Blood Center Encourages Donations After Las Vegas Attack DENVER (CBS4)– The Bonfils Blood Center in Colorado is encouraging people to donate blood in the wake of the deadliest shooting in U.S.
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FDA acts to encourage generic competition for complex drugs TRENTON, N.J. - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is opening a new front in its efforts to reduce high drug prices by encouraging development of generic versions of hard-to-make medicines.
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Special Mass in Cedar Rapids offers support for people with mental illness Attendees pray during a Mass for Mental Illness Awareness at St. Patrick's Parish in Cedar Rapids on Sunday, October 1, 2017. (Cliff Jette/The Gazette).
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Why treating breast cancer with less may be more Women with breast cancer have long faced complicated choices about the best course of treatment. One particular concern has been the daily radiation therapy many women with breast cancer receive for six weeks after surgery.
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Breast cancer survivors treated to shopping spree ahead of Race for the Cure (WIAT) - Some breast cancer survivors were treated to a shopping spree on Monday, thanks to Academy Sports and Outdoors and Susan G Komen of North Central Alabama.
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Heart study finds another reason not to skip breakfast Middle-aged adults who routinely skip breakfast are more likely to have clogged heart arteries than those who enjoy a big morning meal, a new study finds.
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Skipping breakfast tied to higher risk of hardening in arteries FILE PHOTO: A full English breakfast is seen at the Glider Cafe along the A419 near Frampton Mansell, south west England September 5, 2013.
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Man dies from West Nile virus in Stanislaus County A 74-year-old man has died from the West Nile virus, Stanislaus County health officials announced Monday morning. "This serves as a warning that (the West Nile virus) is a serious disease that may lead to hospitalization and can even result in death ...
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Flu vaccine: NHS patients wanted to test 'universal' jab Researchers are seeking about 500 NHS patients to try out a new "universal" vaccine against seasonal flu. The experimental vaccine works differently from the one currently available, which has to be remade each year based on a "best guess" of what type ...
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'We can't protect ourselves from everything.' Security officials cannot see what prevents another Vegas Hours after a 64-year-old man smashed open his hotel room window and opened fire on an outdoor music festival down below, Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Sheriff Joseph Lombardo said there was no way anyone could have stopped the ...
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The new taboo: More people regret sex change and want to 'detransition', surgeon says Dr. Miroslav Djordjevic says more people, particularly transgender women over 30, are asking for reversal surgery, yet their regrets remain taboo.
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20 foods that will nourish your brain, the ones to avoid and super-healthy recipes: How to eat to beat dementia Last Saturday, two eminent neurologists who specialise in Alzheimer's told how their cutting-edge research has led them to believe simple lifestyle tweaks can help fend off the disease.
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Switch From Smoking to Vaping Could Save Over 6 Million US Lives MONDAY, Oct. 2, 2017 (HealthDay News) -- Millions of cigarette smokers could live substantially longer if electronic cigarettes are embraced as a replacement for tobacco during the next decade, a new study contends.
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Perimeter Plastic Surgery Supports National Breast Cancer Awareness Month by Donating to Susan G. Komen for the ... Perimeter Plastic Surgery, a leading plastic surgery center in Atlanta, Georgia, will be participating in National Breast Cancer Awareness Month by donating a portion of its profits from breast surgeries performed in October 2017 to the Susan G. Komen ...
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STDs blow more than getting checked The number of diagnosed STDs has risen, and it's a little ridiculous considering the vast amounts of resources available for people.
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Pottawatomie County Health Department schedules flu vaccine clinics The Pottawatomie County Health Department announced its seasonal influenza vaccination clinic schedule for the upcoming flu season.
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Raising Awareness For Mental Illness SIOUX FALLS, S.D. - A mental health condition affects one in five people in the United States. The condition usually comes with a negative stigma about it.
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Free, local flu shot clinics begin Monday The Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma and the Pittsburg County Health Department will be teaming up with the Warren Clinic and Pittsburg County Emergency Management to offer three large community events providing free flu vaccines to the public.
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Free flu shot clinics begin Monday LACEY SUDDERTH | Staff photoThe Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma and the Pittsburg County Health Department will be teaming up with the Warren Clinic and Pittsburg County Emergency Management to offer three large community events providing free flu ...
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Bring out the gaming consoles. Playing video games can boost your memory and analysis skills Gamers are better at analysing a situation and categorise facts which helps them analyse information better, says a study. It can help young and old people alike as it can boost memory performance.
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Gamers Better At Some Learning Tasks, Study Suggests Gamers may have an advantage when it comes to certain learning tasks, a new study suggests. Researchers in Germany pitted gamers versus non-gamers in a learning experiment, and found that gamers performed considerably better, and showed ...
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