(Natural News) Researchers claim they have developed a cheaper, less invasive way to test for lung cancer — but can the new method change fundamental problems with the country’s cancer screening system? The new method involves conducting a genetic analysis on cells collected from the lining of the nasal cavity, according to a study conducted… … Read more
(Natural News) While much has been made of the link between violent video games and real-life aggression, a new study published in Frontiers in Psychology casts some doubts on this connection over the long term. When German researchers made use of functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) to look at the brains of people who play… … Read more
(Natural News) One of the most dangerous words in America today is the word “offensive,” not because it’s used to describe something that hurts one’s feelings, but because of how it is used by the progressive Left. It goes without saying that the word “offensive” is a subjective term that can mean many different things… … Read more
(Natural News) With the recent back and forth seemingly taking place between two different factions of the American Deep State and playing out before the entire country, a few alternative media outlets have begun to question whether or not certain mainstream media outlets are actually connected to the Deep State, most notably the CIA. With… … Read more
A new study demonstrates how electroacupuncture triggers a neurological mechanism that can help promote tissue repair and relieve injury-induced pain. The findings provide the most comprehensive picture yet of how electroacupuncture stimulates the brain to facilitate the release of stem cells and adds new insight relating to the cells’ healing properties. View original article Author: … Read more
Tea drinking reduces the risk of cognitive impairment in older persons by 50 per cent and as much as 86 per cent for those who are genetically at risk of Alzheimer’s, new research concludes. View original article Author: Powered by WPeMatico
WGN-TV Which suburbs are heroin hot spots? The answer might surprise youWGN-TVDrugs on your street. When we talk about the opioid epidemic – most people think “not in my backyard.” You might be surprised how close the drug problem is and how far the product traveled to get here. This is the busiest border crossing … Read more
(Natural News) Machines that measure gravity’s pull on the human body have been declared “intolerant” by Carleton University, which decided to pull all body weight scales from its gym in order to avoid “triggering” snowflake students. As reported by CBC news (Canada): The paper quotes one student as saying, “Scales are very triggering” for people… … Read more
OregonLive.com Health officials investigating death of 4-year-old Vancouver boy who died after dental procedureOregonLive.comA student receives dental care in this 2012 Oregonian/OregonLive file photo. A four-year-old boy died March 10, 2017, after a dental procedure in Vancouver. (Thomas Boyd/The Oregonian). Print Email · Jim Ryan | The Oregonian/OregonLive By Jim Ryan …Boy, 4, dies after routine … Read more
NBCNews.com ‘Healthiest hearts in the world’ foundBBC NewsThe healthiest hearts in the world have been found in the Tsimane people in the forests of Bolivia, say researchers. Barely any Tsimane had signs of clogged up arteries – even well into old age – a study in the Lancet showed. “It’s an incredible …These people eat … Read more