(Natural News) The United States started adding fluoride to its drinking water soon after the end of the Second World War, and for over 70 years, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has confidently asserted that this practice is necessary to prevent tooth decay. Interestingly, the U.S. is one of very few countries… … Read more
(Natural News) Often described as the stinking rose, garlic’s culinary and medicinal uses date back to ancient times. In fact, the father of Western medicine, the Greek physician Hippocrates, once described it as a cure for a variety of medical conditions. And right he was. Over the years, modern science has backed up many of… … Read more
AZCentral.com Study: Teen suicide rates fell as same-sex marriage was legalizedAZCentral.comGay marriage advocates hold a rainbow flag in front of the Supreme Court as arguments began in a collection of same-sex marriage cases in 2015. (Photo: H. Darr Beiser, USA TODAY). CONNECTTWEETLINKEDINCOMMENTEMAILMORE. Fewer U.S. teens …Teen suicide attempts fell as same-sex marriage became legalChron.comSame-sex laws associated … Read more
CRN Australia IBM researchers train Watson to identify eye abnormalitiesZDNetIBM researchers in Melbourne have trained a research version of Watson to recognise abnormalities in retina images that could assist doctors in the early detection of eye diseases such as glaucoma, nicknamed “the silent thief of sight” as many patients …Watson-based cancer project paused after running agroundEngadgetMD … Read more
WFAA.com Doctor convicted of botched surgery gets life sentenceWFAA.comThose were the words that Christopher Duntsch never wanted to hear. And the words that his patients and their families desperately wanted to hear. The one-time neurosurgeon was sentenced by the 12-member jury to spend the remainder of his life behind …Texas neurosurgeon sentenced to life for maiming … Read more
CNN New study suggests strategies for keeping off poundsCNN(CNN) You’ve succeeded in losing weight. Now, what can you do to keep the pounds off? Most people seem to struggle with long-term weight loss. By some estimates, only about 20% of overweight individuals are successful in keeping off at least 10% of …Chronic knee pain may … Read more
Fox News Chicago teen undergoes heart-lung transplant surgeryFox NewsA Chicago teen is looking forward to rejoining the Boy Scouts, trying out for his school’s band and returning to other activities that 15-year-olds typically enjoy after undergoing a heart-lung transplant in November. Spencer Kolman, who underwent the …Two Hospitals Turned Him Down. But He Finally Got … Read more
WCPO Cincinnati Children’s team gives Fiona life-saving IVWCPOCINCINNATI — When the Cincinnati Zoo’s beloved baby hippo became dehydrated late last week, specialists at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center stepped in to get her the IV fluids she needs. Cincinnati Zoo veterinary staff struggled to give …Cincinnati Zoo’s premature baby hippo gets lifesaving IVWTNH Connecticut News … Read more
The Cannabist Georgia lawmakers work on conflicting changes to medical marijuana programThe CannabistThe Senate is unlikely to agree to the House proposal without changes. Lawmakers expects both chambers to wind up in negotiations before the session ends. Tweet this story · Share on Facebook · Pin It on Pinterest · Submit to Reddit · Email; … Read more
AZCentral.com Utah’s anesthesia abortion law unenforced following confusion on requirements, oversightAZCentral.comThe only licensed clinic providing those abortions in the state says no changes have been made in how doctors perform the procedures. Wochit. Leah Torres. In this May 10, 2016, file photo, Dr. Leah Torres, an obstetrician-gynecologist, poses for a …APNewsBreak: Utah’s anesthesia abortion law … Read more