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WKYT Why New Year’s resolutions fail and how to make them stickWKYT(CBS NEWS) – Every year, millions of Americans make New Year’s resolutions, but research suggests only a fraction actually keep them. Things like weight loss and getting more exercise are typically among the most popular resolutions, but this year a …7 reasons hating New … Read more
Orlando Sentinel Obesity and sedentary behavior: Which is chicken, which is egg?Orlando SentinelA new study offers evidence that diet-induced obesity alters the brain’s functioning in ways that suppress the natural impulse to move around. (Dec. 29, 2016). A new study offers evidence that diet-induced obesity alters the brain’s functioning in ways …Overweight People Face Changes … Read more
WVAH Next anti-porn bill? Measure would let Utahns sue makers of X-rated moviesSalt Lake TribuneUtah’s most prominent anti-porn lawmaker wants to give people the ability to sue pornographers in an attempt to prove that watching their product causes emotional and psychological damage. It is one of two related bills being drafted by state Sen.Is porn … Read more
ODF Report FDA guidelines for medical device cybersecurity call for all-out fight vs. hackingMinneapolis Star TribuneIf you want to prevent computer hackers from attacking medical devices, it’s not enough to just design the best device you can before shipping it out the door. Preventing cyberattacks in today’s fast-changing wired world also requires med-tech …FDA Warns … Read more
WKMG Orlando Zika Fears, Opioid Abuse Crisis Top Health News for 2016Philly.comTHURSDAY, Dec. 29, 2016 (HealthDay News) — When news reports first began to emerge of mysterious, severe birth defects in Brazilian newborns, few could have imagined these isolated tragedies would explode into the leading health news story of 2016: …Zika threat isn’t over, CDC director … Read more
Forbes The Year In E-Cigarettes: The Good, The Bad, And Some Reasons For OptimismForbesAs the year draws to a close, electronic cigarettes remain as controversial and as poorly understood among the general public as they were a year ago. Are e-cigarettes re-normalizing smoking? Are kids using them as a stepping stone to combustible …Are e-cigarettes any … Read more
Washington Post A powerful new form of medical marijuana, without the highWashington PostJackson Leyden had always been a healthy kid; he practiced taekwondo, and he played lacrosse and baseball. But in 2011, a few months after his eighth birthday, he began having seizures several times a day. Many were brief, a half-minute of staring into …These … Read more
(NaturalNews) Scientists in South Korea have reportedly made a breakthrough toward harnessing an unlimited source of safe and clean energy via nuclear fusion. The Korean Superconducting Tokamak Advanced Research (KSTAR) reactor apparently set a world’s record recently by holding superheated plasma in a steady state for 70 seconds. If implemented into widespread use, the nuclear… … Read more
(NaturalNews) Our world is so twisted today that “fake news” is deliberately written by the Washington Post and New York Times to sound like it’s real, but real news is so bizarre that it seems fabricated at first glance. Such is the case with California’s new law — SB 1322 — that officially legalizes child… … Read more
(NaturalNews) Excuse the brevity of this entry, but there’s not enough time to detail all the evil that’s unfolding right now. Suffice it to say that Obama is right now attempting to start a raging war before he leaves office. There are two types of attempts he’s making: 1) War with Russia, and 2) War… … Read more