WCVB Boston How Twitter can predict flu outbreaks 6 weeks in advanceWCVB BostonA team from Northeastern University developed a new model to predict the spread of the flu in real time using Twitter. The researchers collected location data from more than 50 million tweets that contained words related to the flu, like coughing and … … Read more
WABC-TV New “Gray Death” drug can kill with one dose, officials sayWABC-TVNew ?Gray Death? drug can kill with one dose. Walter Perez reports during Action News at 4:30 pm on May 10, 2017. (WPVI). WPVI. By Walter Perez. Thursday, May 11, 2017 08:11PM. BETHLEHEM, Pa. –. Authorities and doctors are sounding the alarm over … and … Read more
CNN Parasites could be lurking in your sushi, doctors warnCNN(CNN) Anisakiasis, an illness caused by eating parasite-contaminated fish or seafood, is on the rise in Western countries where eating sushi and other raw or undercooked fish and seafood dishes has gained popularity, according to a report published …Man gets parasite infection after eating sushiToday.comSushi warning as … Read more
Mashable Drug-resistant ‘superbugs’ thrived long before dinosaurs roamed the EarthMashableStealthy “superbugs” that cause dangerous infections are one of the world’s biggest public health concerns. Yet these antibiotic-resistant microbes, which are spreading fast in hospitals, aren’t a new phenomenon. Today’s “enterococci” superbugs likely …Enterococci may have evolved antimicrobial resistance millions of years agoNational Institutes of Health … Read more
(Natural News) In the latest lunatic, insane example of “vaccine rage” now being pushed by the criminal vaccine industry and its corporate-run media prostitutes, the Boston Herald’s entire editorial staff has openly called for government-run execution squads to mass murder scientists, naturopaths, chiropractors and journalists who question the safety of injecting children with mercury, a… … Read more
CNN New hepatitis C infections triple due to opioid epidemicCNN(CNN) New hepatitis C virus infections in the United States nearly tripled between the years 2010 and 2015. The number of new nationally reported infections with the virus swelled from 850 in 2010 to 2,436 cases in 2015, with the highest rates among …Heroin Epidemic Is … Read more
NPR Why Your Sense Of Smell Is Better Than You Might ThinkNPRSmell, the thinking goes, is not our strongest sense. Our lowly noses are eclipsed by our ability to see the world around us, hear the sound of music and feel the touch of a caress. Even animals, we’re taught, have a far more acute … Read more
Live Science Cotton Swabs Send 34 Kids to the ER Every DayLive ScienceThe message can’t be simpler: Don’t put cotton swabs in your ear canals. A new study, the first of its kind to look at a nationally representative sample, found that between 1990 and 2010, an estimated 263,000 children were treated in U.S. hospital … Read more
The Independent Doctor seeks to ease vaccine fears in Somali-American community amid Minnesota measles outbreakABC NewsWeeks into Minneapolis’ worst measles outbreak in more than 25 years, public health experts are still struggling to get some families in the Somali community to vaccinate their children. Currently, 51 people have been infected with measles in Minnesota …Minnesota … Read more
Fox News Avocado slicing injuries are sending home cooks to the hospital, doctors sayFox NewsAvocados are widely praised for their taste, versatility and health benefits, so of course it was only a matter of time before the medical world found a reason to scare consumers away. That reason is “avocado hand.” According to The Times … Read more