Why people who work night shifts struggle to shift weight
New Zealand Herald Those who were up at night had poorer expression of key fat-burning protein. Photo / Getty Images. Daily Mail. Share via email Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Show more Bookmark this article. Share on Facebook facebook. Share on Twitter twitter. |
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These are the biggest health risks Texans face in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey
Mic Hurricane Harvey unleashed record levels of flooding in Texas — and though the rainfall has stopped, the floodwaters now pose a major public health threat to the Texans forced to live in and around them. The widespread flooding from Harvey is ... Are The Floodwaters From Hurricane Harvey A Health Risk? Health Problems From Harvey: The Worst Is Yet To Come ENC Researcher Warns About Texas Floodwater Pathogens |
Gears Of Biz |
Parents gave a baby a 'homeopathic healing bracelet.' It gave the baby lead poisoning
Miami Herald The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that a nine-month-old child in Manchester, Connecticut had hazardous levels of lead in her blood thanks to a homeopathic “healing bracelet.” The report, published Friday, found that the baby was ... CDC Finds Lead Poisoning in Child Who Wore 'Homeopathic Magnetic Hematite Healing Bracelet' A Homeopathic Bracelet Gave an Infant Lead Poisoning, Says the CDC Homeopathic Teething Bracelet Causes Lead Poisoning In 9-Month-Old Baby |
BBC News |
The worst is yet to come for the NHS - hospital chiefs
BBC News The NHS in England may suffer its worst winter in recent history if it does not receive an emergency bailout, hospital chiefs are warning. They say the cash is needed to pay for extra staff and beds because attempts to improve NHS finances have failed. NHS warns of 'dangerous' beds shortage this winter A&E department at Chesterfield Royal Hospital 'very busy' today with long waiting hours Staffordshire NHS chiefs: Stay Away from A&E |
Chicago Sun-Times |
Supt. Eddie Johnson out of hospital following kidney transplant
Chicago Sun-Times Chicago Police Supt. Eddie Johnson leaves Rush University Medical Center on Saturday afternoon, three days after a kidney transplant surgery. | Chicago Police. STM Wire. Sign-Up for our News & Politics Newsletter Sign-Up. Chicago Police Supt. Eddie ... |