(Natural News) Artistic and stunning though they may be, tattoos are still open wounds that need to be taken special care of — a fact that many newly-tattooed people tend to ignore at their own risk. Such was the case for an unidentified 31-year old man, who had reportedly died from septic shock after his… … Read more
(Natural News) According to some strategists, the technology sector remains the best-performing sector but it may soon begin showing signs of weakness as several heavyweight stocks disproportionately lead the pack, CNBC reported. Are we heading towards a new “dotcom bubble” that will make tech investments a risky business? The surge of investments in technology-based companies in… … Read more
(Natural News) Nobody ever said parenting was easy. The challenges that come with raising a child are difficult yet manageable to some parents, and downright unbearable to others. One of these challenges — getting a child to sleep — can be so unbearable that a number of parents have turned to melatonin drugs to help… … Read more
KCRG Experts say return of mosquitoes means watching out for diseasesKCRGThat means it’s time to get out the insect repellent. The Johnson County Public Health Department says there’s typically a slight risk for West Nile Virus. A disease prevention specialist says if people have flu like symptoms in the middle of summer …West Nile Virus: … Read more
eNCA Baby teeth show how exposure to various metals may be linked to autism, study findsABC NewsUnderstanding why some children develop autism and others — sometimes even their twins — do not has stymied researchers for decades, but a new study says that baby teeth may provide some clues. The new study published in Nature … Read more
NPR 3.6 Percent Of Americans Found To Have Food Allergies Or IntolerancesNPRResearchers are giving us new insight into the problem of food allergies and intolerances. A new study out of Brigham and Women’s Hospital finds 3.6 percent of Americans are dealing with those problems. The study, published in The Journal of Allergy … and more » … Read more
NPR Cracking The Code That Lets The Brain ID Any Face, FastNPRMost people have an uncanny ability to tell one face from another, even though the differences are extremely small. Now scientists think they know how our brains do this. In macaque monkeys, which share humans’ skill with faces, groups of specialized …How We Save Face–Researchers … Read more
CNN One short letter’s huge impact on the opioid epidemicCNN(CNN) Every day, 91 Americans die from an opioid overdose. Drug overdoses overall — most of them from opioid painkillers and heroin — are the leading cause of accidental death in the US, killing more people than guns or car accidents. In fact, while …How 5 sentences … Read more
New York Daily News Beez in the trap: women putting wasps nests in their vajayjayNew York Daily NewsAt the risk of sounding obvious, it’s a bad idea to put a wasp’s nest in your, or indeed any, vagina. The latest holistic herbal nonsense trend? Oak galls, for vaginal tightening. What’s an oak gall, you ask? … Read more
Orlando Sentinel Police carry drug kits to save K-9s from opioid overdosesABC NewsPolice dogs simply follow their noses to sniff out narcotics. But inhaling powerful opioids can be deadly, so officers have a new tool to protect their four-legged partners: naloxone, a drug that has already been used for years to reverse overdoses in …Police … Read more