Month: January 2017

kfor.com Your child’s ‘Sophie the Giraffe’ toy might be filled with mold, parents warnkfor.comNEW YORK — Reports of mold found inside of ‘Sophie the Giraffe’ teething toys are once again circulating on social media — causing many parents to worry. According to GoodHouseKeeping.com, pediatric dentist Dana Chianese said she was cleaning a …Does your child’s Sophie … Read more

Tech Times Here Are The Potential Dangers Of Tapeworm In Your SushiTech TimesThe good news is the likelihood of acquiring a tapeworm in the United States is quite low, with most of its counterparts in Japan going unnoticed. ( Michael Kovac | Getty Images ). Advertisement. In the continuing saga of potential perils for sushi … Read more

WAVY-TV Eating spicy food may lead to a longer life, study saysWAVY-TV(WISH) – If you like spicy food, you may live longer, according to new research out of the University of Vermont. Researchers found eating hot red chili peppers leads to a 13 percent reduction in total mortality. It comes down to capsaicin, which is … Read more

Fox News Officials say California woman’s death likely meningitisFox NewsHealth officials said a California Bay Area woman’s death was likely caused by bacterial meningitis, which would make it the second fatality linked to the illness in one week. David Robson, Laura Robson’s brother, told a local news outlet that his …Woman Found Dead On Muni … Read more

CNN First on CNN: Trump’s Cabinet pick invested in company, then introduced a bill to help itCNNWashington (CNN) Rep. Tom Price last year purchased shares in a medical device manufacturer days before introducing legislation that would have directly benefited the company, raising new ethics concerns for President-elect Donald Trump’s nominee for …Another Trump cabinet pick might … Read more

Acupuncture may be an effective treatment option for babies with infantile colic — those who cry for more than three hours a day on three or more days of the week — reveals research. View original article Author: Powered by WPeMatico

Live Science Cup of Joe Could Fight Age-Related InflammationLive ScienceThe difference could come down to just a few cups of coffee a day, study co-author and Stanford University professor of microbiology and immunology Mark Davis told Live Science. The study’s findings may explain why coffee drinkers tend to live longer …Caffeine may be able to … Read more

Hindustan Times What You Need to Know About the Deadly ‘Superbug’ Infection Resistant to All FDA-Approved AntibioticsABC NewsAn illustration of a group of carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae bacteria. The image was based on scanning electron micrographic imagery.more +. 0 Shares. Email. The rise of drug-resistant bacterial “superbugs” have been a concern of public health …Woman Dies From Bacteria … Read more