New York Daily News |
Cure for Vitamin D deficiency? More sun, less block: study
New York Daily News A study cautions overuse of sunscreen, as it blocks vitamin D activation in the skin. Enjoy the sun, then layer on the sunblock. (yaruta/Getty Images/iStockphoto). BY Constance Gibbs. NEW YORK DAILY NEWS. Tuesday, May 2, 2017, 3:38 PM. There's a ... Skip the sunscreen: Nearly 1 billion people need more vitamin D |
KARE |
No lump, no tumor: The breast cancer disguised as a skin rash
KARE ROCKWALL – Breast cancer doesn't always present itself as a tumor or lump. For Jennifer Cordts, it was a tinge of redness similar to a sunburn on the side of one of her breasts. "I really want this to educate. I really want someone to say, 'Oh my gosh ... |
Washington Post |
Five big wins: Congress boosts medical science funding in key areas
Washington Post Congress unveiled a bipartisan budget late Sunday that contains a number of welcome surprises for researchers who had been panicking since March, when President Trump proposed deep funding cuts for science and health. Under the deal, the National ... Science Wins Reprieve in U.S. Budget Deal NIH to get a $2 billion funding boost as Congress rebuffs Trump's call for cuts (Labor-HHS) Appropriations Bill - Senate Appropriations |
Huffington Post |
The Lyme Wars: Meet The Players
Huffington Post Whether you know it or not, there has been a fierce battle — called “The Lyme Wars” by everyone from The New Yorker to NPR to Dutch scientific researchers — for at least a decade. Lyme disease arguably is politicized as much as AIDS was when it ... |
Huffington Post |
Take the Glamour Out of Suicide
Huffington Post This year, the topic re-surfaces with the recent release of Netflix's series “13 Reasons Why”, coinciding with national mental health awareness month in May. The show was produced as a passion project by Selena Gomez, and is based on Jay Asher's ... PARENT RAP: 3 takeaways from '13 Reasons Why' 5 things to tell your child about 13 Reasons Why Selena Gomez addresses '13 Reasons Why' backlash - MSN.com |