Month: September 2017

Same mainstream media attacking football as “unsafe for the brain” says nothing about brain-damaging mercury in vaccines

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(Natural News) Football is suddenly facing a tremendous amount of scrutiny for its potential to cause irreparable damage to players. While any number of injuries are associated with such a heavy-duty contact sport, football stands alone in its potential for irreversible brain damage; many players have suffered from traumatic brain injuries, concussions, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS,… … Read more

Pediatricians may view tattoos, piercings as red flags. They should discuss it instead, report says – Los Angeles Times

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Los Angeles Times Pediatricians may view tattoos, piercings as red flags. They should discuss it instead, report saysLos Angeles TimesTattoos or pierced body parts have long been considered a red flag for pediatricians who found them on their patients. Physicians who came across an inked symbol or a navel ring while examining an adolescent or … Read more

Nerf guns can lead to serious eye injuries, doctors warn – BBC News

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BBC News Nerf guns can lead to serious eye injuries, doctors warnBBC NewsBullets from Nerf guns can cause serious eye injuries, doctors from a London eye hospital are warning. They treated three people with internal bleeding around the eye, pain and blurred vision after they were shot with the toy guns by children. Writing …Doctors … Read more

UCI Receives $200M Gift to Launch New Health School – U.S. News & World Report

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U.S. News & World Report UCI Receives $200M Gift to Launch New Health SchoolU.S. News & World ReportThe gift from philanthropists Susan and Henry Samueli is aimed at revolutionizing the health care industry by changing the way practitioners are taught. By Lylah Alphonse, Managing Editor, News |Sept. 18, 2017, at 6:33 p.m.. UCI Receives $200M … Read more

Man Tries to Barbecue Rattlesnake, Gets Bitten Twice: 'They Taste Like Chicken' – Inside Edition

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Inside Edition Man Tries to Barbecue Rattlesnake, Gets Bitten Twice: ‘They Taste Like Chicken’Inside EditionAn Arizona man who picked up a rattlesnake and tried to barbecue it during a family birthday party ended up being the serpent’s main course. Victor Pratt, 48, was showing off, he said, when he picked up the rattler and pried … Read more

States Ask Insurers to Prioritize Non-Opioid Pain Treatment – NBC New York

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NBC New York States Ask Insurers to Prioritize Non-Opioid Pain TreatmentNBC New YorkNew research shows some people can become addicted to prescription painkillers in as little as three days. The study says doctors can limit the supply of opioids they prescribe to three days or less. (Published Thursday, June 1, 2017). Attorneys …To Curb Opioid … Read more

Weight loss may come down to what's in your poop, study finds – USA TODAY

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USA TODAY Weight loss may come down to what’s in your poop, study findsUSA TODAYWondering why a diet’s not working for you? Stop watching your waistline and consider something a little deeper — like the feces lodged in your intestines. A study this month in the International Journal of Obesity found that a specific diet’s … Read more

In San Diego, hundreds line up for hepatitis A vaccinations after deadly outbreak may have hit restaurants – Los Angeles Times

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Los Angeles Times In San Diego, hundreds line up for hepatitis A vaccinations after deadly outbreak may have hit restaurantsLos Angeles TimesAfter news that San Diego’s deadly hepatitis A outbreak may have infiltrated the food service industry, more than 200 people this weekend lined up for vaccinations as restaurants reinforced their health safety measures. “All … Read more

Opioids mean relief – and humiliation – for these pain patients – Philly.com

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Philly.com Opioids mean relief – and humiliation – for these pain patientsPhilly.comJemele Hill is right, and a shocking acquittal of a cop in St. Louis proves it. Sep 17 – 5:23 PM. hs1stigma17 – Sherlin Larsen cropped. View Gallery. Camera icon Family photo. Sherlin Larsen, 31, resting at her home in Crofton, Md., with Arya, … Read more