Avocado is a fruit that has gained popularity in recent years due to its potential health benefits. It is a good source of heart-healthy monounsaturated fats, which have been linked to a reduced risk of heart disease, several vitamins and minerals, including vitamin K, folate, potassium, vitamins C and E for tissue growth and repair. … Read more
Prairie voles don’t need oxytocin receptors to form pair bonds, a new study finds. Nastasia Goodwin hide caption change caption Nastasia Goodwin Prairie voles don’t need oxytocin receptors to form pair bonds, a new study finds. Nastasia Goodwin There is more to love than a single hormone. That’s the conclusion of a study of prairie … Read more
It’s only been a few months since Amy Jordan realized she was no longer dependent on adjustments during Pilates classes. Since being diagnosed with aggressive cervical cancer and undergoing grueling treatment just over two years ago, Jordan is slowly building up her strength in hopes that she will be able to. move her body like … Read more
Vape users are more likely to suffer from pneumonia than people who smoke regular cigarettes, a study suggests. Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania said the electronic devices cause “unique” damage to the lungs that is not yet fully understood. The study is the latest evidence to highlight that vaping is not the risk-free cessation … Read more
A man who went to a chiropractor with hip pain was diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer. The 62-year-old man had a “deep and aching” pain in the front of his left groin and in his thigh and knee. Scans showed he had prostate cancer that had spread to his bones, liver and lungs. Loading Something … Read more
A 37-year-old mother has opened up to the horrifying moment doctors told her the “nasty pimple” on her temple was actually cancer. Sydney’s mother, Sarah O’Brien, dismissed the growth above her right eye as a blemish before going to a clinic to have it removed when it was still there two months later. “Every time … Read more
There are signs that a new chapter of the overdose epidemic is unfolding in the Twin Cities. And it may be the most dangerous chapter yet. Data obtained by 5 INVESTIGATIONS shows that a drug called xylazine is creeping into local supplies at a rate that alarms law enforcement, physicians and the Minnesota Department of … Read more
Israeli scientists have developed a compound that overcomes antibiotic resistance by “stinging bacteria to death,” Ben Gurion University researchers told the Times of Israel on Friday, in a breakthrough that could help combat a major threat to global health. . The substance contains “nano-needles” that have a lethal effect on bacteria, and will be developed … Read more
Overview Since the first COVID-19 vaccine was approved for use in the UK in December 2020, the aim of the COVID-19 vaccination program has been and remains to reduce serious illness (hospitalisation and mortality) in the population, while protecting mental health services. As the transition from a pandemic emergency response to a pandemic recovery continues, … Read more
FOR PEOPLE EVERYWHERE WHO LIKE TO GET MANICURES, A RECENT STUDY MAY BE CAREFUL. THE SUBJECT? THE UV LAMPS USED BY SOME NAIL SALONS. MICHELLE: THE STUDY SAYS UV LAMPS USED TO HARDEN A CERTAIN KIND OF NAIL POLISH CAN CAUSE SKIN CANCER AND EVEN DAMAGE THE DNA IN CELLS. BUT AS WESH 2, AS … Read more
