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	health Daily update ⋅ November 3, 2019
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	Medical Xpress Simple blood test for early detection of breast cancer Medical Xpress Breast cancer could be detected up to five years before there are any clinical signs of it, using a blood test that identifies the body's immune response to substances produced by tumour cells, according to new research presented at the 2019 NCRI Cancer ... Flag as irrelevant
	WBAL Baltimore Helpful tips to combat those seasonal blues WBAL Baltimore The days are getting shorter with fall in full swing and winter is right around the corner. With the changing seasons, people are at a higher risk for seasonal affective disorder, which is a type of depression that comes and goes with the seasons. SAD typically ... Flag as irrelevant
	ChicagoNow (blog) My Breast Cancer Journey Part 11: My Double Mastectomy is the Day Before My 31st Birthday (and Gluten Free Donuts) ChicagoNow (blog) This blog post is the eleventh in a series about my (and now, my twin sister's) preventative breast cancer screening journey that began in July 2019. The first post is about my first mammogram ever; the second post is about my consultation at Mayo Clinic's ... Flag as irrelevant
	Duluth News Tribune Taking aim at chronic wasting disease: Fatal deer disease a focus as rifle hunting season approaches Duluth News Tribune "Is there a treatment for CWD? No. Do we have some sort of vaccine that we can use to prevent infections in an area? No. Does the deer ever recover? No," said Charlie Bahnson, wildlife veterinarian for the North Dakota Game and Fish Department. Flag as irrelevant
	Mirror.co.uk Study Shows Potential Efficacy of Blood Test for Early Detection of Breast Cancer AJMC.com Managed Markets Network A blood test showcased potential efficacy for screening and detection of breast cancer, according to an abstract to be presented at the 2019 NCRI Cancer Conference on November 3. Researchers from the Center of Excellence for Autoimmunity in Cancer at ... Flag as irrelevant
	HealthDay One Dead, 8 Hospitalized in Salmonella Outbreak Tied to Ground Beef HealthDay SATURDAY, Nov. 2, 2019 (HealthDay News) -- Ground beef tainted with salmonella has led to 10 known infections across six states, including eight people so ill they had to be hospitalized, and one death. "Illnesses in this outbreak are more severe than ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Times Herald Senior Life: Seniors, It's Time to Get Your Flu Shot The Times Herald Cz Es. Lvnbs Eibsnbsbkbo. Uif cfhjoojoh pg gbmm jt nbslfe cz dppmfs ufnqfsbuvsft, Fbhmft hbnft, boe dibohjoh mfbwft. Ipxfwfs, bvuvno bmtp vtifst jo b sftvshfodf pg jogmvfoab, nfbojoh ju't ujnf up tubsu uijoljoh bcpvu zpvs boovbm gmv tipu. Dpousbsz up ... Flag as irrelevant
	New Jersey Herald Measles saps kids' ability to fight other germs New Jersey Herald By The Associated Press. WASHINGTON — Measles has a stealth side effect: New research shows it erases much of the immune system's memory of how to fight other germs, so children recover only to be left more vulnerable to bugs like flu or strep. Flag as irrelevant
	SheKnows Senior Life: Seniors, It's Time to Get Your Flu Shot The Delaware County Daily Times By Dr. Kumar Dharmarajan. The beginning of fall is marked by cooler temperatures, Eagles games, and changing leaves. However, autumn also ushers in a resurgence of influenza, meaning it's time to start thinking about your annual flu shot. Contrary to ... Flag as irrelevant
	WTVD-TV Earn $3300 by getting the flu and letting researchers at Duke study you WTVD-TV DURHAM, N.C. (WTVD) -- You may want to give this a shot: Participants have the chance to get paid to intentionally get infected with the flu--specifically the H1N1 virus. Researchers with the National Institutes of Health (NIH) will pay healthy adults up to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Carlisle Sentinel Vaping can harm young brains, experts warn Carlisle Sentinel The surging number of lung illnesses and deaths associated with e-cigarettes — even as scientists scramble to find what is causing them — illustrate how much is unknown about the health risks of vaping. Health experts say what they do know is worrisome: ... Flag as irrelevant
	Tyler Morning Telegraph Health professionals: flu vaccine, good hygiene practices best methods to stay well Tyler Morning Telegraph Local health professionals are emphasizing the flu shot and good hygiene to prevent the possibility of catching the flu virus. The Tyler-Longview area has been ranked fifth in the nation for its amount of flu activity so far. The ranking comes from the annual ... Flag as irrelevant
	myfox8.com Researchers want to pay people thousands to be infected with the flu myfox8.com Scientists from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases are infecting people with Influenza A, the famous H1N1 virus, for research purposes. If you participate in the study, you'll get paid up to $3,300. Researchers want to closely monitor the ... Flag as irrelevant
	FOX 46 Charlotte Measles wipes out the immune system's 'memory,' making patients more vulnerable to other disease, study says FOX 46 Charlotte NETHERLANDS - Measles, one of the world's most contagious diseases, keeps a hold of those who have contracted it long after the symptoms fade — two new studies found that the virus wipes away significant portions of the immune system's "memory," ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Sydney Morning Herald 'I thought I was a loser, now I have the answer': rise in adult ADHD The Sydney Morning Herald Catherine Cook had a sudden moment of clarity the day her 10-year-old son was diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). "They told me it was hereditary and I thought, 'Uh-oh, that's me,' " the Sydney mother-of-two said. Catherine Cook ... Flag as irrelevant
	BBC News Seasonal Affective Disorder: How the weather can cause 'hibernation' BBC News The clocks have gone back, evenings are darker and temperatures have dropped, signalling that winter is on its way. But while the excitement of Christmas, cosy nights in and the promise of brighter days ahead keep many people going, for some it is not ... Flag as irrelevant
	Chattanooga Times Free Press First Things First: Rising rate of youth suicide a startling public health crisis Chattanooga Times Free Press A new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's National Center for Health Statistics indicates that the suicide rate among 10- to 24-year-olds has increased a startling 56% over the last decade. Suicide has become the second most ... Flag as irrelevant
	Dhaka Tribune To Keto or not to Keto Dhaka Tribune If you are someone who has not yet been inspired to give up your beloved carbs by this diet's hashtag pictures on Instagram then the following breakdown is for you! Hollywood stars like Halle Berry have vouched for it and never mentioned anything about ... Flag as irrelevant
	Trinidad News Women under 40 don't need mammograms Trinidad News Women under age 40 should avoid getting mammograms but instead should be aware of breast health and perform regular self exams. Dr Steven Allen, consulting radiologist with the Pink Hibiscus Breast Health Specialists, and Chair of the Breast ... Flag as irrelevant
	CHANNELS TELEVISION New Ebola vaccine arrives in Congo The Japan Times NORTH KIVU, CONGO – The Congolese medical authorities said Saturday they had received the first shipment of a new Ebola vaccine as the Central African country battles its second-deadliest outbreak of the virus this decade. The health ministry for the ... Flag as irrelevant
	Deccan Chronicle Physically active kids perform better in academics Deccan Chronicle Washington: A new study reveals that school students who take part in physical activity participation like star jumps or running on the spot during lessons tend to perform better in tests than their fellow classmates, who stick to sedentary learning. According to ... Flag as irrelevant
	Times of Malta First shipment of new Ebola vaccine arrives in DR Congo Times of Malta The Congolese medical authorities said Saturday they had received the first shipment of a new Ebola vaccine as the central African country battles its second deadliest outbreak of the virus this decade. The health ministry for the eastern province of North Kivu ... Flag as irrelevant
	WCPO You could get paid to catch the flu in new study at Cincinnati Children's WCPO CINCINNATI — Calling in sick could pay for once. A new clinical trial is looking for healthy adults to be deliberately infected with influenza under carefully controlled conditions at Cincinnati Children's Hospital and other facilities nationwide. Researchers will ... Flag as irrelevant
	Daily Star 'Neurohacking' cream that supercharges learning skills and memory being sold Daily Star A "neurohacking" cream that helps people to learn instruments and foreign languages significantly faster is being sold in the US. Dihexa was developed by Washington State University to combat Alzheimer's disease by slowing down cell death. Flag as irrelevant
	Hindustan Times Researchers engineer insulin-producing cells activated by light for diabetes Hindustan Times Researchers have found a way to engineer pancreatic beta cells that can enhance production of insulin in response to glucose levels when these cells are "switched on" by light. The study, published in the journal ACS Synthetic Biology, shows that glucose ... Flag as irrelevant
	BarrieToday In wake of Legionnaires' outbreak, Orillia upgrades cooling towers BarrieToday Acting on recommendation from health unit, city spends $30,000 in 'updates' to cooling towers; source of outbreak still not been found. 0. about 3 hours ago By: Dave Dawson. RotaryPlaceS-2044625201. Rotary Place, Orillia's twin-pad arena, was shut down ... Flag as irrelevant
	KOKH FOX25 The end of daylight saving time could trigger seasonal depression KOKH FOX25 Oklahoma City, Okla — Saturday night, you'll get an extra hour of sleep as daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m., but some health experts say the time change can have a negative effect on both your mental and physical health. On the surface, this time change ... Flag as irrelevant
	News18 Think You Don't Need Air Purifiers And Anti-Pollution Masks? Research Says Otherwise News18 Air pollution is a silent killer. Sometimes you can probably see it (the smog and something equally less appealing), but most times you cannot. The tiny particulates, the unseen smoke, the volatile organic compounds (VOCs), dangerous gases, fumes and ... Flag as irrelevant
	ETHealthworld.com Being physically active reduces death risk in older adults: Study ETHealthworld.com Washington DC: Leading a physically active lifestyle is a must for older adults as it reduces deaths from heart disease, diabetes, chronic lung disease, and mental illness, says a study. A team of researchers looked more carefully at the relationship between ... Flag as irrelevant
	YouTube Orillia man diagnosed with Legionnaires' disease Langdon Ledger An Orillia man considers himself lucky to be alive after falling ill with Legionnaires' disease. Nine people in the Orillia area have been with the disease, according to the Simcoe Muskoka District Health Unit's medical officer of health, Dr. Charles Gardner. Flag as irrelevant
	Yahoo Movies UK Meat eaters can now get paid to go vegan Yahoo Movies UK If you've been contemplating going vegan, you might be interested to know that multivitamin brand, We Are Feel, will pay you £2,000 to make the change. It's looking for five people to take part in a three-month study to determine how your body reacts to ... Flag as irrelevant
	The Union Leader Drs. Oz & Roizen: Respiratory effects of vaping; foods to keep you happy all day The Union Leader DEAR DOCS: I was a cigarette smoker for 30 years until my doctor told me that I needed to quit immediately. So I started vaping. It sure made it easy to walk away from tobacco. But can I use nicotine vapes safely? — Jordan B., Milwaukee. Drs. Oz Roizen sig. Flag as irrelevant
	The Straits Times How eco-friendly is a reusable straw? The Straits Times Climate change is a topic people cannot run away from anymore. In Singapore, many are doing their best to adopt a more sustainable lifestyle. This includes saying no to plastic bags and straws and using recyclable cups and bowls instead of single-use ... Flag as irrelevant

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