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Drinking during pregnancy increase infection risk for baby

Few days ago new study suggests mothers who drink during pregnancy to quit drinking alcohol because of high infection risk for their newborns. Theresa Gauthier, an assistant professor of pediatrics and attending neonatologist at Emory University, in Atlanta, said that excessive alcohol use,...

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Exposing to sun may provide prostate protection

A new study showed that a man exposed to sun are less likely to get prostate cancer than their less tanned one. However, there’s another problem and that’s skin cancer. The greater a person's lifetime sun exposure, the greater a person's risk of skin cancer. The main arguments for this study are...

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The death toll from the bad air is rising

Londoners labouring reported 5,800 people will die prematurely because of smog this year at a cost of a billion dollars in health care and lost productivity. That's three times more than estimated in a 2000 study. And if air quality doesn't improve, the medical association warns the annual death...

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Smokers and Obese individuals are biologically older then ot

This sounds very logical to me. If you smoke or are obese you are most likely biologically older than other slim non-smoking individuals, because we all know that obesity and smoking are important risk factors for many age-related diseases. Tim Spector (St. Thomas' Hospital, UK) and colleagues in...

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Over 1 million people in the U.S. infected with HIV

The US government came out with latest research data showing that more than a million Americans have the virus that causes AIDS. This is the first time that the 1 million mark has been passed since the height of the epidemic in the 1980s. The government health officials have failed to accomplish...

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American kids need more physical activities

Latest studies in area of physical activity by American children showed astounding negative results in last decade. Journal of Pediatrics concludes that American children need to get up and away from the TV and computer and out exercising at least an hour a day. There are very clear evidences that...

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People who use painkillers increase risk of heart attack

Ibuprofen is one of widely used painkillers. Today’s “Daily Telegraph” reports about latest researches related to painkiller side effects. The researchers say that painkillers can significantly heighten the risk of having a heart attack. They are also concerned about another group of drugs...

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First Birth After Ovary Transplantation

An Alabama woman Stephanie Yarber (25) gave birth to a baby girl after the first ovary transplant in the United States. The ovary transplant came from her twin sister Melanie “Her pregnancy went great and her labor went great without any complications” said Dr. L. Braden Richmond. Dr. Sherman...

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transforaminal injection

Epidural steroid injections have been used throughout the 20th century. The first use of an epidural injection was by Cathelin in 1901. Reports of the effectiveness of lumbar epidural steroid injections (LESI) have ranged from 18% to 90%. The efficacy has been reported in a large number of...

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Massage Strokes: Effleurage

Any stroke that glides over the skin without attempting to move the muscle beneath. Apply firm even pressure. Effleurage strokes are usually directed toward the heart. - Is used more than any other stroke - Usually begins and ends each treatment - Used as a bridge between many strokes - Accustoms...

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