Month: December 2016

Obama Bars States From Denying Federal Money to Planned Parenthood – New York Times

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New York Times Obama Bars States From Denying Federal Money to Planned ParenthoodNew York TimesPresident Obama on Tuesday. The administration on Wednesday issued a rule requiring that state and local governments distribute federal family-planning funds to qualified health providers. Credit Al Drago/The New York Times. WASHINGTON — Mindful of …Obama bars states from pulling Planned Parenthood … Read more

Abortion not harmful to women's mental health, study shows – CBS News

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CBS News Abortion not harmful to women’s mental health, study showsCBS NewsThe assumption that having an abortion brings on negative emotional and mental health effects for women has been used as the basis for legislation to mandate counseling and restrict abortion access in some states. According to the Guttmacher Institute, …Women Denied an Abortion Endure Mental … Read more

Sniffing Out the Asparagus-Odor-in-Pee Mystery – HealthDay

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HealthDay Sniffing Out the Asparagus-Odor-in-Pee MysteryHealthDayWEDNESDAY, Dec. 14, 2016 (HealthDay News) — After eating asparagus, do you notice your urine smells funny? Your answer may depend on your genetic makeup, a new study suggests. To see why some people are spared the pungent odor after eating …Can’t smell asparagus pee? Is Pokémon GO good exercise?HSPH NewsAsparagus … Read more

McAuliffe calls for big investment in mental health care and addiction treatment – Washington Post

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Washington Post McAuliffe calls for big investment in mental health care and addiction treatmentWashington PostRICHMOND — Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe (D) will ask the General Assembly for $31.7 million to improve and standardize treatment for mental illness and substance abuse around the state when he presents his budget on Friday. The initiative will be one … Read more

FDA Approves Crisaborole (Eucrisa) for Atopic Dermatitis – Medscape

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Medscape FDA Approves Crisaborole (Eucrisa) for Atopic DermatitisMedscapeThe US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved crisaborole (Eucrisa, Anacor Pharmaceuticals, Inc) for the treatment of mild to moderate atopic dermatitis (eczema) in patients aged 2 years and older. “Today’s approval provides another treatment …FDA approves Pfizer ointment for chronic itchy skin conditionReutersFDA approves Eucrisa for eczemaFDA.govFDA … Read more

Off-duty firefighter saves 30 people at restaurant from carbon monoxide poisoning – Fox News

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Fox News Off-duty firefighter saves 30 people at restaurant from carbon monoxide poisoningFox NewsCLEMMONS, N.C. – More than two dozen people were treated by paramedics after showing symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning at the River Ridge Tap House restaurant in Clemmons. Forsyth County EMS tells local media that about 30 people who …Firefighter leads dozens to … Read more

The next American Civil War begins on January 20… Second Amendment patriots may be called on to defend the Republic against left-wing terrorists

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(NaturalNews) The anti-American, communist-leaning website DisruptJ20.org is openly organizing a popular uprising against the legitimate new administration of the United States of America. January 20, 2017 — Inauguration Day — is being targeted as a day for people to “block, obstruct, disrupt, and do whatever they can to prevent the onslaught that is going to… … Read more

When it comes to fake news, the U.S. Government is the biggest culprit

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(NaturalNews) “We Americans are the ultimate innocents. We are forever desperate to believe that this time the government is telling us the truth.”—Former New York Times reporter Sydney Schanberg Let’s talk about fake news stories, shall we? There’s the garden variety fake news that is not really “news” so much as it is titillating, tabloid-worthy… … Read more

Over a quarter of medical students are depressed, suicidal

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(NaturalNews) It’s very difficult to get through medical school – which involves brutal, long hours of studying and doing residency work – which is why there is not an over-abundance of doctors walking around. It’s so tough, in fact, that a new study has uncovered an alarming statistic: Around a quarter of students in med… … Read more