Washington Post Francis Collins will stay on as head of NIHWashington PostThe White House announced Tuesday that Francis S. Collins will stay on as director of the National Institutes of Health, extending Collins’s tenure even as the administration proposes deep cuts to the government’s premier biomedical research center …Genetics Authority to Continue as Director of … Read more
CNN Moderate drinking may alter brain, study saysCNNAn estimated 47 million people globally have Alzheimer’s disease, and that number is projected to triple by 2050. There is no cure or real treatment, but studies show and according to the Alzheimer’s Association, there are some things you can do to …Study: Even moderate drinking might be … Read more
(Natural News) The grossly deceptive world we live in couldn’t be better exemplified than by conventional medicine. More and more people are expressing their distrust. They see right through conventional medicine’s crooked corporate greed-driven hidden ulterior motives. (Article by Paul A. Philips republished from WakingTimes.com) It starts with a deliberate narrow corporate sponsored curriculum in medicals… … Read more
(Natural News) Once again the so-called “mainstream media” has been caught producing content that is specifically tailored to suit a pre-ordained political narrative, rather than just reporting on what is. Both CNN and The Associated Press were caught staging a “protest” involving alleged anti-ISIS Muslims in Britain on the heels of the latest radical Islamic… … Read more
Washington Post DEA warns police of accidental overdose risks in drug fightWashington PostWASHINGTON — The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration on Tuesday warned of a new problem presented by the nation’s drug abuse epidemic: the threat of law enforcement officers accidentally overdosing. Officers and paramedics are increasingly …Fentanyl Crisis: DEA Issues Guideline for First Responders Dealing With … Read more
Newsweek Is It Bad to Sleep In? Weekend ‘Social Jet Lag’ May Cause Heart Disease, Study SaysNewsweekMany of us don’t get enough sleep. The Centers for Disease Control found in 2016 that one in three Americans is not getting the recommended seven hours of shut-eye on a regular basis. But just because we may be … Read more
The Atlantic Scientists Pit Sourdough Against White Bread—With Surprising ResultsThe AtlanticLike The Atlantic? Subscribe to The Atlantic Daily, our free weekday email newsletter. Think about the taste of sourdough. That distinctive tang is the work of microbes used in baking the bread—a “starter culture” of wild yeast strains and bacteria …Could white bread be better … Read more
Researchers found that drinking coffee and herbal tea may protect against liver fibrosis, estimated as the degree of liver stiffness, which is high in extensive scarring of the liver. Because these beverages are popular, widely available, and inexpensive, they could have the potential to become important in the prevention of advanced liver disease. View original … Read more
Washington Post 8 things doctors are buzzing about at the biggest cancer meetingWashington PostThis post has been updated. CHICAGO — With 38,000 oncologists converging on the sprawling McCormick Place for the annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology, the halls in the convention center are as crowded as Manhattan sidewalks …Study Finds Pregnancy Seems … Read more
(Natural News) CBD oil has been in the spotlight recently due to its myriad of health and medicinal uses. Cannabidiol, which is what CBD is short for, is a cannabis compound that produces no psychoactive effects but offers a wide variety of other benefits, such as treating people with seizure disorders. It’s become clear that… … Read more