New York Times Overlooked Drug Could Save Thousands Of Moms After ChildbirthNPRBack in the 1960s, a woman doctor in Japan created a powerful drug to help mothers who hemorrhage after childbirth. The medicine is inexpensive to make. Safe to use. And stops bleeding quickly by helping keep naturally forming blood clots intact.Inexpensive Drug Prevents Deaths … Read more
CNN What that energy drink can do to your bodyCNN(CNN) Energy drinks may be popular — the global energy drink market was worth $39 billion in 2013 and is forecast to reach $61 billion by 2021 — but they have gotten a bad rep among health experts. They “may pose danger to public health,” warns … Read more
WLS-TV ‘Plastic bag’ womb could help keep premature babies aliveWLS-TVAn artificial womb resembling a plastic bag has been used to keep premature lambs alive for four weeks. (WLS). AP. Wednesday, April 26, 2017 08:33PM. PHILADELPHIA –. Researchers are creating an artificial womb to improve care for extremely premature …Hope for Preemies as Artificial Womb Helps Tiny … Read more
cleveland.com Study: Medical marijuana laws linked to increased adult recreational use, abusecleveland.comA new study links state medical marijuana laws with higher rates of illicit marijuana use and cannabis use disorder. (Richard Vogel, Associated Press). Print Email · Jackie Borchardt, cleveland.com By Jackie Borchardt, cleveland.com The Plain DealerWhere medical marijuana is legal, adults are more likely … Read more
BBC News ‘Exciting’ blood test spots cancer a year earlyBBC NewsDoctors have spotted cancer coming back up to a year before normal scans in an “exciting” discovery. The UK team was able to scour the blood for signs of cancer while it was just a tiny cluster of cells invisible to X-ray or CT scans. … Read more
Huffington Post Heart Disease is Not HypotheticalHuffington PostA new commentary just published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine contends that saturated fat is uninvolved in coronary artery disease. Before you get too excited: the commentary is comprised only of theory and opinion, none of it new, all of …Does saturated fats clog your arteries? … Read more
(Natural News) An Ohio couple, Christian and Katie Maple, lost custody of one of their children after they disagreed with the school’s mental health assessment of their child. Camden Maple, a seven-year-old boy, has five siblings and enjoys Star Wars, Pokémon, football, video games, and Legos. He loves to write stories and draws comic books…. … Read more
(Natural News) Don’t get your dinner from a gas station, don’t throw smoke bombs intended for your opponents into the wind, and don’t get your scientific information from a celebrity in a lab coat. Especially one who only has a B.S. in mechanical engineering. (Article by Brandon Morse republished from TheBlaze.com) These are pretty basic things people should… … Read more
USA TODAY A disturbing sex trend called ‘stealthing’ is on the riseUSA TODAYTAMPA — A disturbing new bedroom trend involves men secretly taking off their condoms during consensual sex, and sometimes later bragging about it online. The nonconsensual practice, which is called “stealthing,” is on the rise, according to a new …“Stealthing:” Removing condoms during … Read more
(Natural News) The threat of an EMP attack from North Korea is “real and terrifying,” reports PJ Media. John Moore writes: An EMP disaster from a high-altitude blast seems like science fiction: There is a silent flash high in the sky, and everything using electricity just … stops. Cars stop, power goes out, the Internet… … Read more