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(Natural News) Even before Donald J. Trump handed Hillary Clinton a second humiliating loss in her bid for the White House, angry mobs, egged on by Left-wing financiers and professional rabble-rousers, were using the Constitution’s First Amendment as a cover to trash entire city blocks, injure police officers and attack innocent Americans. After Trump won… … Read more
(Natural News) UC Berkeley students turned into violent criminal thugs who set fires and attempted to stage a mass violent assault on gay conservative activist Milo Yiannopoulos last night. It’s the latest act of unhinged mindless violence by Left-wing extremists who continue to demonstrate extreme intolerance, hatred and lawlessness across America. “News of the rioting… … Read more
Lung ultrasound can show alternative diagnoses and should be considered when evaluating patients with suspected pulmonary embolism, say experts. View original article Author: Powered by WPeMatico
Mashable MIT is building a wearable social coach for people with Asperger’sMashableFor people living with Asperger’s syndrome, every social interaction can be a battle. While high-functioning in some aspects, those suffering from the form of autism often struggle to engage with other people and topics outside of their own spheres of …MIT’s wearable AI system … Read more
Washington Post The Trump administration threatens to imperil women’s health worldwideWashington PostSOME SAY the “Mexico City policy” — a restriction on U.S. funds to international organizations that provide, advise or discuss abortions — looks like a game of ping-pong. Republican administrations implement the rule, and Democratic ones volley it back. and more » View original article … Read more
The Independent Mind-reading technology lets locked-in sufferers communicate – and they report feeling happyThe IndependentThe technology to control a computer using only your thoughts has existed for decades. Yet we’ve made limited progress in using it for its original purpose: helping people with severe disabilities to communicate. Until now, that is. A new study has … Read more
Los Angeles Times Can Air Pollution Heighten Alzheimer’s Risk?WebMDWEDNESDAY, Feb. 1, 2017 (HealthDay News) — Air pollution may cause more than just lung disease: New research suggests that if tiny particles in the air from power plants and cars are inhaled, they might also invade the brain, increasing the risk for …Air pollution increases likelihood of … Read more
Live Science This State Is the Nation’s Happiest, for the 6th Time in Annual PollLive ScienceHawaii once again tops the list of happiest states in the country, according to a new poll. In 2016, residents of the Aloha State scored highest on Gallup-Healthways’ annual survey of well-being, with a score of 65.2 out of 100. … Read more
Washington Post Health insurers warn of wider defections from ACA marketplaces for 2018Washington PostLeaders for the health insurance industry, state insurance commissioners and brokers warned Wednesday that more health plans almost certainly will defect from Affordable Care Act marketplaces unless Congress and the Trump administration provide some …Indiana Looks To Extend Medicaid Experiment Started Under ObamacareNPRObamaCare: … Read more
International Business Times UK Tall or short? Rare genes linked to heightInternational Business Times UKScientists have identified 83 new rare genetic variants that influence human height, in what is the largest research about human height to date. Despite their low frequency, these genes appear to have a very significant impact on how tall people are … Read more