New York Post De Blasio’s suddenly urgent war on tobaccoNew York PostSeizing on an apple-pie issue, Mayor de Blasio this week took a not-so-bold stand against demon tobacco. “When it comes to New Yorkers’ health, big tobacco is Public Enemy No. 1,” he postured. “We can no longer sit by while the next generation becomes …De … Read more
0000000000000 MLive.com Authorities: Doc May Have Performed Liposuction in Pole BarnU.S. News & World ReportSouthwestern Michigan authorities say a doctor may have endangered patients and the public by performing liposuctions in a pole barn. | April 21, 2017, at 7:17 p.m.. MORE. LinkedIn · StumbleUpon · Google +; Cancel. Authorities: Doc May Have Performed …Local doctor … Read more
Bioscience Technology Naked Mole-Rats Take on Plant-like Role to Survive Oxygen DeprivationBioscience TechnologyMetabolizing fructose to produce energy anaerobically through a specific metabolic pathway is a process that scientists previously thought was only used by plants. Not so, says new research. Naked mole-rats can survive low-oxygen conditions that in all …Researchers find yet another reason why naked … Read more
KTLA Petco Found Not Liable in Death of Boy Who Contracted Rat-Bite Fever From Pet Sold at San Diego StoreKTLAA jury this week found that Petco was not to blame for the death of a 10-year-old boy who developed a fatal illness after handling a pet rat that his grandmother bought from one of the … Read more
CNET Dentist accused of extracting teeth while riding hoverboardCNETTechnically Incorrect offers a slightly twisted take on the tech that’s taken over our lives. gettyimages-538428242.jpg Enlarge Image. Could these be your dentist’s feet during your root canal? Getty Images. Any time I’ve been put under for some sort … and more » View original article Author: Powered … Read more
Fox News Daily dose of diet soda tied to triple risk of deadly strokeFox NewsIf you’re partial to a can of Pepsi Max at lunch, or enjoy a splash of Coke Zero with your favorite rum — you might want to put that drink back on ice. According to a new study, just one diet … Read more
BBC News Brain Tumour Charity cautious about Italy mobile phone rulingBBC NewsThe Brain Tumour Charity has said there is insufficient scientific evidence linking mobile phone use with brain tumours, following a court ruling. The Italian court, in Ivrea, agreed that a man’s brain tumour was linked to his mobile phone use. It … and more » … Read more
Scientific American Fountain of Youth? Young Blood Infusions “Rejuvenate” Old MiceScientific AmericanAn injection of “new blood” is a phrase long used as a metaphor for the revitalizing effect of fresh minds on a stagnant organization. But research now suggests it also applies in a literal sense. In a development that calls to mind both vampire … Read more
(Natural News) “Dumbo” may be a misnomer. Elephants may be more intelligent than we thought — and trust us, we already thought very highly of these gentle giants. A team from Cambridge University said in a new study that elephants have high levels of self-awareness; an ability that doesn’t develop in human children until at… … Read more
(Natural News) Just because someone holds the title of a “professor” does not necessarily mean that everything that they teach their students is based in fact. Below is a list of 14 lies that are taught in medical school to med students as pointed out by GlobalResearch.ca. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) tests all… … Read more