healthmedicinet _i_2017_1

Tricks to help you recover from a
gruelling gym session
Certain foods can help you recover from cramps
and muscle soreness Snacking on turmeric,
salmon and yoghurt can speed...
Meet the Nigerian who cost the
£500,000 on IVF triplets
A Nigerian woman who gave birth to IVF triplets
after a stop-over flight to the UK depicts the true
burden of health tourism...
Why loneliness is so bad for you
Loneliness can wreak havoc on our cells and
increase our risk of heart disease, scientists warn.
A state of social isolation...
Storm Doris is coming and snow is
linked to heart attacks
Researchers assessed 433,037 hospital
admissions between 2010 and 2015 They found
the amount of heart issues decreased by...
9 Thoughts Every Woman Has Had At
The Gynecologist
2. ‘I’ve never felt so cold or so vulnerable (except
last year when I was here).’ That moment when
you’re...
Brain-computer interface allows
completely locked-in people to
communicate
NIRS/EEG brain computer interface system shown
on a model. Credit: Wyss Center, wysscenter.ch ...
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What your handwriting says about
YOUR health
Handwriting is unique to each individual person.
And according to experts that study the incredibly
personal trait, it could...
Good posture could treat DEPRESSION,
study claims
Previous studies have found slouching can crush
self-esteem and energy But a new study in New
Zealand has tested the theory...
Celeb trainer Mario Kaspers lists 6 lazy
ways to get fit
Staying fit can take a lot of hard work, sweat, and
discipline and can often be very time-consuming.
However, there are...
‘I Was Once A Refugee Fleeing To
America’
“Do not tell anyone; they will try to stop us.” An
earworm for life. “They will try to stop us.” I did not
understand....
Therapeutic family presence key in Tx
of acute deterioration in ER
Asking for and honouring last wishes helps to
create meaning, memories and closure at death,
and personalizes the dying process...
Re-assessing ‘at risk’ cutoffs for birth
weight
In a study to be presented on February 14 at the
Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine’s annual
meeting, The Pregnancy...
Azithromycin given in labor cuts
Climate Agreement Withdrawal
The Empathetic Dog
10 Slimming (Yet Totally Satisfying) Recipes For
Swimsuit Season
HIV/AIDS, 36 years later
36 years and counting: AIDS in America
Penn effort to expand trials of olaparib leads to new
treatment options for patients with advanced BRCArelated
breast cancer
Electronic patient-reported symptom monitoring
associated with increased survival among patients
10 Easy Ways to Eat More Fruits and Vegetables
AstraZeneca’s Lynparza slows advanced breast cancer
progression: study
Pregnancy not dangerous for women who had breast
cancer
New approaches aim to calm anxiety in cancer patients
Trans, Gender Nonconforming People Report Poorer
Health
Sharing Voluntarily Makes Young Kids Happy
Colleges’ Message on Paris Climate Accord: "We Are
Still In"
Bed partners may unintentionally contribute to the
perpetuation of insomnia
Babies born to mothers with sleep apnea have higher risk
of adverse neonatal outcomes
New disposable, wearable patch found to effectively
detect sleep apnea
Researchers decipher the enigma of how faces are
encoded in the brain
Former Energy Secretary Says Climate Change Needs ‘A
Robust Response’
Energy Economist Says Paris Accord Withdraw Doesn’t
Mean Much For U.S. Energy
Barbershop: President Trump’s Paris Accord Decision
And Kathy Griffin
Questions raised over physician-assisted suicide
Breastfeeding may protect against chronic pain after
Caesarean section
Delayed meal times reset body clocks
Get to know the omentum: The apron of fat that protects
your abdomen
Study finds cause of, and possible cure for, genetic skin
disorder
Scientists try to crack the brain’s memory codes
Hospitalization risk factors for kids with autism identified