According to the surgeons and researchers, the flight shows how drones could improve access to organs for people on transplant waiting lists.
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Tuesday 30 April 2019
Trevor Noah Raises His Voice for Others
Comedian Trevor Noah speaks up about charity, his health, success, reverence for education, and the “beautiful dance” of luck and hard work.
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Youth Suicide Rates Spike After '13 Reasons Why'
The Netflix series “13 Reasons Why” included a graphic depiction of a death by suicide, which can trigger suicidal behavior, the study author said.
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As Sense of Smell Fades, Does Death Come Closer?
The loss of an ability to smell has been linked to your risk of brain disorders such as Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease and some dementias, but researchers suspected that sense of smell might be related to more health issues.
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Swole
Do you want to be swole? Is that even a good thing? Not sure? We got you!
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Gains
Get those gains! Or at least learn what it means…
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Gym Rat
While gym rats aren’t literal vermin, all gyms are definitely infested with them.
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Dipsea Trail
The Dipsea Trail in the hills outside San Francisco is one of the most iconic, challenging and rewarding trails in America.
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Anti-Vax Use of 'Brady Bunch' Show Angers Actors
In the 1969 episode, all six Brady children come down with the measles. They play games and fool around, and are thankful they don't have to take any medicine or get shots, NPR reported.
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Director John Singleton Dies After Stroke
Acclaimed director John Singleton died from a stroke Monday, shortly after his family removed him from life support.
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Does Diet Affect a Child's ADHD?
Diet has long been suspected to play a role in ADHD. People have tried avoiding certain nutrients or adding supplements to improve symptoms.
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More Pregnant Women Vaping, Study Says
The research showed that the rate of e-cigarette use was higher for pregnant women (3.6%) than those who weren't pregnant (3.3%).
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U.S. Measles Cases top 700, More Likely to Come
In 2018, 372 measles cases were reported to the CDC, and 120 in 2017. Measles was declared eliminated in the U.S. in 2000.
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Monday 29 April 2019
Job Stress, Poor Sleep, Hypertension a Deadly Trio
“Unfortunately, poor sleep and job stress often go hand in hand, and when combined with hypertension, the effect is even more toxic," the lead researcher said.
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More Women Snore Than Is Reported
The underreporting may contribute to the underdiagnosis in women of obstructive sleep apnea, which can lead to high blood pressure, stroke and other health issues.
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2nd Kids Rocking Sleeper Brand Recalled in Deaths
The new recall involves 694,000 Kids II Rocking Sleepers, which the Consumer Product Safety Commission says have been linked to five infant deaths since the products began being sold in 2012.
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Sunday 28 April 2019
Saturday 27 April 2019
Many Women With Heart Disease Don't Move Enough
The recommendation is at least 150 minutes of moderate to vigorous physical activity a week.
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'Exposure Therapy' Best Against PTSD Plus Drinking
In prolonged exposure therapy, patients gradually confront memories, feelings and situations related to their PTSD-causing trauma.
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Radiation Helps Some Hormone-Driven Breast Cancer
Women whose cancers are fueled by hormones such as estrogen and progesterone might think they can choose radiation or surgery, but a combination gives the best results, one expert noted
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Friday 26 April 2019
Study: School Bullying's Impact Can Last a Lifetime
Examples of the bullying studied include being called names, being excluded from social groups, having possessions stolen, or being threatened with or subjected to violence.
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Does Peanut Allergy Immunotherapy Cause More Risk?
People undergoing peanut immunotherapy had a 22% risk of anaphylaxis, compared with 7% for untreated peanut allergy sufferers, researchers found.
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Is Vitamin D Hype ‘Wishful Thinking’?
Vitamin D has been proclaimed a potential protector against everything from cancer, heart disease, and diabetes to mood disorders like depression and dangerous falls. But recent research has challenged several of those promising roles and revealed how little is really known about the essential nutrient.
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Dangerous 'Kissing' Bug Marches North in U.S.
About 300,000 people with Chagas disease live in the U.S., but most were infected in parts of Latin America where the disease is most common. The likelihood of getting the infection in the United States is low, even if the bug is infected, the CDC says.
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UCLA, Cal State Students Under Measles Quarantine
Quarantine orders have been issued to more than 200 students and employees at the University of California, Los Angeles, and California State-Los Angeles because they may have been exposed to measles.
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Many Driving on Pot, Even With Kids in the Car
It's not clear from the study how often marijuana use contributes to traffic accidents, but controlled lab studies have shown that pot interferes with driving skills.
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Think You Smell Only With Your Nose? You're Wrong
Researchers found that odor-detecting sensors in the nose are also present in the taste cells on our tongue.
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Too Many U.S. Women Still Drinking in Pregnancy
The study found that, far from decreasing, the rate of drinking and binge drinking in pregnancy actually rose slightly from levels reported in 2011-2013.
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