KSDK Breastfeeding for 2 months cuts baby’s SIDs risk almost in half, study saysKSDKMoms who breastfeed for just two months reduce their baby’s risk of sudden infant death syndrome by nearly half, according to a new study. The study, published in Pediatrics, looked at eight international studies with breastfeeding data examining more …Breastfeeding Can Significantly … Read more
USA TODAY Breastfeeding for 2 months cuts baby’s SIDs risk almost in half, study saysUSA TODAYMoms who breastfeed for just two months reduce their baby’s risk of sudden infant death syndrome by nearly half, according to a new study. The study, published in Pediatrics, looked at eight international studies with breastfeeding data examining more …Breastfeeding … Read more
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CBS News Can brain scans predict suicidal tendencies?CBS NewsBrain scans may be able to identify when people are having suicidal thoughts, researchers report. Suicide is the second leading cause of death among young adults in the United States, but suicidal risk is difficult to assess and predict. This study …A Machine Might Just Read Your … Read more
Winston-Salem Journal Patient safety grades slip for two of Triad’s three main hospitalsWinston-Salem JournalTwo of the Triad’s three largest hospitals have taken a step back when it comes to their overall grade in a key measuring stick on patient safety. A semiannual study was released Wednesday by The Leapfrog Group, a national not-for-profit organization …Which Triangle … Read more
Live Science Woman Gets Pregnant While Already Pregnant: Rare ‘Twin’ Case ExplainedLive ScienceA California woman became pregnant while she was already pregnant, in an extremely rare case that resulted in her carrying “twins” with two different sets of parents. The 31-year-old woman, Jessica Allen, agreed to be a gestational surrogate for a …A surrogate mother … Read more
USA TODAY Premature birthrate increases in Mississippi, according to March of DimesUSA TODAYJACKSON, Miss. — Mississippi is the worst state in the nation for premature births, and the problem isn’t getting any better. According to the 2017 March of Dimes Premature Birth Report Card, released Wednesday, Mississippi earned an F. Last year, 13 …US preterm … Read more
Miami Herald ‘It’s okay to cry.’ A video captures a new dad consoling his son at a doctor’s visitSacramento BeeAntwon Lee had no idea he was about to become a viral example of fatherhood when he gave his two-month-old son a pep talk during a visit to the doctor. “Stay strong,” Antwon tells his son, … Read more
SFGate Pennsylvania starts signing up medical marijuana patientsSFGateHARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Pennsylvanians moved a giant step closer Wednesday to being able to get marijuana to help treat medical conditions, as the state announced the launch of its patient and caregiver registry . The Health Department said a pilot …Pennsylvania opens up medical marijuana registry for patients … Read more
Newsweek Woman Says Sephora Gave Her Herpes, but If You Share Makeup, You Probably Already Have ItNewsweekCalifornian Elena Davoyan is suing Sephora, a chain of cosmetics stores, for $25,000 after claiming a location in Los Angeles gave her oral herpes, reported the New York Daily News. According to the paper, the lawsuit was filed Thursday. … Read more