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Microplastics Have Been Found in Human Feces Across the World Microplastics are everywhere. They have been found in deep sea sediments over three miles beneath the ocean surface, in Arctic sea ice and on Swiss mountains.
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Microplastics Are Turning Up Everywhere, Even In Human Excrement Microplastics have been found in human stool samples from countries in many parts of the world, according to a small pilot study being presented this week at the 26th annual United European Gastroenterology conference in Vienna, Austria.
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Guess What Is In Your Poop: Plastic, Suggests A Study Look at how many plastic bottles are in the River Taff in Treforest, United Kingdom. (Photo by Matthew Horwood/Getty Images). You may not be pooping bricks right now, but you may be pooping plastic.
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Mysterious 'polio-like' illness AFM is likely more widespread than reported, experts say A "polio-like" condition that has left children in 22 states paralyzed may be more widespread than previously announced due to inadequate testing protocols and voluntary reporting requirements, experts say.
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China finds African swine fever in country's south, fuelling supply worries BEIJING (Reuters) - China's three-month old outbreak of African swine fever has spread for the first time to the country's south, its major pork-consuming region, signaling how deeply the deadly disease has permeated the country's pig herd, the world's ...
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Recovering drug addict saves man's life at Destiny USA after taking Narcan training Emily Moore, 30, of Fayetteville, sits in the food court at Destiny USA in Syracuse near where she administered Narcan and saved a man's life.
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There is mounting evidence that herpes leads to Alzheimer's More than 30 million people worldwide suffer from Alzheimer's disease - the most common form of dementia. Unfortunately, there is no cure, only drugs to ease the symptoms.
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You can cut your cancer risk by eating organic, a new study says (CNN) You can protect yourself from cancer by eating organic, a new study suggests. Those who frequently eat organic foods lowered their overall risk of developing cancer, a study published Monday in JAMA Internal Medicine finds.
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Eating Organic Foods Linked to a Lower Risk of Cancer There's already quite a few reasons to opt for organic fruits and vegetables, and a new study identified yet another - eating organic foods is linked to a lower risk of certain cancers.
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3 million common procedures in England could become 'life threatening' without antibiotics (CNN) Over 3 million surgeries and cancer treatments could become deadly in England without working antibiotics, Public Health England said.
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For the brokenhearted, grief can lead to death The study, "Grief, Depressive Symptoms and Inflammation in the Spousally Bereaved," will appear in an upcoming edition of Psychoneuroendocrinology.
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Self-Lubricating Condoms Are Here, & This Is How They'll Change The Way You Have Sex Condoms are awesome. They're inexpensive, convenient, and they protect against both pregnancy and STIs. This means that by using them regularly, you get to relax, be in the moment, and enjoy having hot, safe sex.
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A Labrador's Color Might Determine Its Life Span MONDAY, Oct. 22, 2018 (HealthDay News) -- In some bad news for chocolate Labrador Retriever lovers everywhere, new research shows that they have shorter life spans than their black and yellow cousins.
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Love Organics? Your Odds for Some Cancers May Fall By Dennis Thompson. HealthDay Reporter. MONDAY, Oct. 22, 2018 (HealthDay News) -- Paying extra for those pricey organic fruits and vegetables might pay off: New research suggests eating them might help you dodge a cancer diagnosis.
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What to know about the 2018-2019 flu season in Massachusetts It's that time of year again. Flu season, like the wintry temperatures, is upon us. The latest weekly flu report from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health says the rates of "flu-like illness" have increased just slightly in the state so far in ...
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You can cut your cancer risk by eating organic, a new study says You can protect yourself from cancer by eating organic, a new study suggests. Those who frequently eat organic foods lowered their overall risk of developing cancer, a study published Monday in JAMA Internal Medicine finds.
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Frequently eating organic food may lower cancer risk Researchers observed a significant reduction in overall risk of cancer among individuals who consumed organic food at a high frequency, according to a new study published in JAMA Internal Medicine.
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Carolina bride battling cancer, who defied the odds to see her wedding day, has died Laurin Bank defied her doctors' advice when she refused to move up her wedding day. There were concerns that the South Carolina woman would not make it to her wedding because of her battle with cancer.
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Demand for Chocolate Labs Is Making Them Sick and Prone to Early Death New research shows that chocolate Labrador retrievers are more likely to experience health problems and die younger compared to their black and yellow canine compatriots.
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To keep your blood pressure in check, brush and floss your teeth... Researchers report that in adults whose hypertension was being treated with medications, systolic blood pressure - which measures pressure in the vessels when the heart beats - got higher as the health of their teeth and gums declined.
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Why getting a flu shot is crucial this season SALT LAKE CITY - Flu season is coming up and doctors say you won't want to miss getting a flu shot this year. Why should I get vaccinated?
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You can eat rice and lose weight with this simple trick Because scientists have come up with a handy hack for slashing the number of calories in a portion of rice by half. A regular cup of rice contains around 240 calories - but that can be halved by adding a teaspoon of coconut oil to the water you're ...
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SC wife, 'beautiful queen,' dies of Stage 4 cancer months after defying diagnosis to see wedding date COLUMBIA, SC (WIS) - A Columbia man posted an emotional goodbye to his wife nearly seven months after they were married in a ceremony doctors said she wouldn't live to see.
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University of Kansas Cancer Center seeks return of giant inflatable colon Raw Video: The University of Kansas Cancer Center asks general public for help in recovering inflatable colon. The inflatable colon which teaches the dangers of colon cancer is valued at $4,000.
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To keep your blood pressure in check, don't forget to brush and floss Struggling to bring your high blood pressure under control, even with the help of medications? Open your mouth and say "aha!" if you see tooth decay or gums that are sore, bleeding or receding.
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A Hospital Had Its 10-Foot-Long Inflatable Colon Stolen & People Want Answers Well, there's really no other way to put this: there's a giant colon caper on the loose in Kansas. On the bright side, the stolen colon in question wasn't harvested from a real live human.
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Pinellas reports a concerning rise in Hepatitis A. Officials urge vaccination. Health department officials across Tampa Bay are encouraging residents to get vaccinated against hepatitis A, which is on the rise.
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Not exercising may be even more deadly than smoking, diabetes, heart disease, study finds Just how important is exercise if you want to live a healthy, longer life? New research finds not exercising or getting very little exercise is just as bad as many other known risk factors associated with death, including high blood pressure, diabetes ...
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Giant Inflatable Colon Worth $4000 Stolen Ahead of a Cancer Event in Kansas A massive inflatable colon mysteriously disappeared in Kansas, but it is no laughing matter. Last week, the $4,000 inflatable colon - which weighs a whopping 150 pounds and is 10 feet long - was stolen from the bed of a pickup truck parked in ...
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A broken heart can be fatal, new research suggests Grief can cause inflammation that can kill, according to new research from Rice University in the US. The study, which has been published in the journal Psychoneuroendocrinologym examines the impact of grief on human health.
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Overuse of antibiotics 'risks return to dark ages of life-threatening surgery' Warning comes as report shows 3 million common surgical procedures could be hazardous if infections become resistant to antibiotics.
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Anti-aging drug cocktail teases significant lifespan extension in early experiments New research has found that a novel drug cocktail almost doubled the lifespan of a microscopic worm, the largest drug-induced lifespan extension in an animal ever reported.
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3-D imaging for breast cancer screening moving toward standard of care It is commonly known that by the age of 40, it is time for women to begin annual mammograms, which are low-dose X-rays that allow doctors to look for change in breast tissue.
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Is Intermittent Fasting Healthy? Intermittent fasting is an eating pattern in which adherents rotate between periods of eating and fasting. Many experts claim that intermittent fasting has health benefits such as weight loss and improved brain function.
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Time to defuse breast cancer bomb Hyderabad: Multiple factors such as genetic mutations, longer life expectancy, hormonal imbalances, intake of hormones through medicines, delayed or no breast feeding, menarche and menopause among the younger population has made Indian women ...
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Congo rebels kill 13, abduct kids in Ebola outbreak region JOHANNESBURG (AP) - Congolese rebels killed 13 civilians and abducted a dozen children in an attack at the center of the latest deadly Ebola outbreak, Congo's military said Sunday, as the violence threatened to again force the suspension of crucial ...
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25th annual breast cancer walk marks a fight shared by all For 22 years, Lidia Pallisco of Floral Park has carried a hot pink flag across the Jones Beach boardwalk on an October Sunday in honor of her daughter, Lorena Abballe.
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Better cardiorespiratory fitness linked to longer life Cardiorespiratory fitness is the ability of the circulatory and respiratory systems to supply oxygen to skeletal muscles during sustained physical activity.
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Breast cancer now be treated using light therapy Cancer is the most deadliest disease and it occurs when some changes which are random called as mutation takes place in the genes which control the growth and regulation of the body.
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New 3D bioprinting technique shows potential for artificial tissue fabrication University of Colorado Boulder engineers have developed a 3D printing technique that allows for localized control of an object's firmness, opening up new biomedical avenues that could one day include artificial arteries and organ tissue.
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Breast cancer survival could be extended with two new drug combinations Study 1. A new study has shown that a combination of drugs palbociclib, along with hormone therapy can significantly increase the survival among women with advanced breast cancer.
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Let's be positive, but realistic about breast cancer Another National Breast Cancer Awareness Month brings essential and heartwarming community concern, important reminders of the effectiveness of mammography and pink ribbons.
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Rotary to help raise funds on World Polio Day Oct. 24 By Michelle Peterson Special to The PREVIEW Join with the Rotary Club of Pagosa Springs on World Polio Day to donate to endpolionow.
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Spinach And Beetroot Could Help Prevent Vision Loss: Study Loved Popeye-The Sailor Man as a series? It's time to take a cue from his life too! If the findings of a latest study are to be believed, including vegetables rich in nitrate; like spinach and beetroot could prevent macular degeneration.
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Could surgery be the answer to obesity? A woman suffering from obesity who is undergoing bariatric surgery in the public sector. | Photo Credit: Cebisile Mbonani · Shantini Naidoo, The Sunday Times.
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Go vape! Many people still believe that vaping is just as bad as smoking ordinary cigarettes – but it isn't MANY people still believe that vaping is just as bad for you as smoking ordinary cigarettes. But it isn't. Vaping is far less harmful than smoking normal cigarettes.
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