New York Times White House Proposes New Rules to Steady Insurance Markets Under Health LawNew York TimesSami Jamaleddine, left, signed up for health insurance in Miami on Jan. 31, the final day of open enrollment under the Affordable Care Act. The Trump administration has proposed a shorter enrollment period, from Nov. 1 to Dec. 15 … Read more
CBS Local U Researchers Help In Study Showing Way To Predict Autism In InfantsCBS LocalMINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) – University of Minnesota researchers were part of a first-of-its kind study that shows it’s possible to predict, with high accuracy, if infants will develop autism spectrum disorder, depending on early changes in their brains and …Brain Scans Detect … Read more
Washington Post Survival rate improves for extremely premature infantsWashington PostSurvival rates for very early preterm infants have improved slightly, according to a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine on Wednesday. Those who survive are also somewhat less likely to suffer from neurodevelopmental impairments, the …More ‘Extreme Preemies’ Are SurvivingU.S. News & World ReportOutlook … Read more
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WFMZ Allentown New dads risk depression too, study saysWFMZ Allentown(CNN) – Many men might describe expecting a baby as a joyous time in their life, but for some, a bundle of joy might be linked to a greater risk of depression. Fathers-to-be can be at risk of depression symptoms if they feel stressed or are … Read more
Washington Post Americans are seriously stressed out about the future of the country, survey findsWashington PostWe’re a nation of people already wound pretty tight. But right now we’re more stressed out than we’ve been in the past decade, according to a survey released Wednesday. The American Psychological Association polls Americans about their stress every …Americans … Read more
(Natural News) It’s not beyond the realm of possibility, given today’s technology and love for the nanny state among tens of millions of Americans, that someday we might all be required to be “chipped” – that is, implanted with a tiny microchip under our skin so that we can be constantly tracked by government at… … Read more
(Natural News) It’s no secret that air pollution is a growing problem. But just how bad it is it ? Earlier this year, the air quality in London surpassed the toxic smog in Beijing — reaching a jaw-dropping 197 micrograms of particulate per cubic meter. For the first time, London’s air quality is worse than… … Read more
(Natural News) The New York Times is now actively engaged in deliberate acts of treason against the United States government. Following in the “journo-terrorism” practices of the Washington Post, the NYT has just published a wildly irresponsible innuendo piece that, predictably, cites anonymous intelligence officials in an attempt to discredit the Trump administration and enrage… … Read more
(Natural News) If ever there was a time to resist the onslaught of technological “progress” to protect the sovereignty of humanity, it is now. Several companies in Europe are paving the way for what can only be described as the “mark of the beast” — implantable microchips that are now being injected into employees’ hands… … Read more
(Natural News) If you are on a journey to lose weight or get into shape for the spring and summer months, yet everything you do seems to be without any effect, then metabolic damage may be holding you back. Limiting calories to the max, certain food types, and overtraining can have significant effects on your… … Read more