WND.com |
Breast cancer toll plummets 40%
WND.com WASHINGTON – The American Cancer Society says women face a one-in-eight chance of getting breast cancer and more than 40,600 will be killed this year in the U.S. by the disease. But improved treatments and early detection are producing promising ... |
The Independent |
New study reveals English breakfast tea boosts metabolism and supports weight loss – but there's a catch
The Independent Drinking black tea may promote weight loss and speed up your metabolism, a new study claims. Published in the European Journal of Nutrition, researchers found that black tea stimulates the production of good bacteria in the gut and changes our energy ... A nice cup of tea may be better for you than you realise Black tea promotes weight loss Black tea may help in preventing obesity and promoting weight-loss |
PEOPLE.com |
Lance Bass Blasts FDA Law Banning Gay Men from Donating Blood in Wake of Las Vegas Shooting
PEOPLE.com Like millions of Americans, Lance Bass was compelled to donate blood to help some of the 527 concertgoers injured during Sunday's deadly Las Vegas shooting. But the Federal Drug Administration prevents men who've had sex with other men within the ... Why Gay & Bisexual Men Are Banned From Donating Blood To Las Vegas Shooting Survivors Gay and bisexual men can't give blood in Las Vegas, and people are outraged Gay and bisexual men not allowed to donate blood to Las Vegas victims |
New Scientist |
WHO launches bold plan to slash cholera deaths by 90 per cent
New Scientist The World Health Organization and 50 other agencies working on health and international development have declared war on cholera. A road map will be launched today that describes how the partners plan to cut deaths from the water-borne bacteria – now ... UN: More should have been done to fight cholera in Yemen Helping Residents Of Poor Countries First global pledge to end cholera by 2030 |
Montana Standard |
Girls' Sports-Related Concussions May Last Twice As Long
Montana Standard MONDAY, Oct. 2, 2017 (HealthDay News) -- Sports concussion symptoms linger twice as long in teen girls as in boys, a new study finds. "These findings confirm what many in sports medicine have believed for some time," said lead researcher Dr. John ... Concussion Symptoms Last Longer In Girls: Study Girls suffer from concussion symptoms longer: Study Sports-Related Concussion Symptoms May Linger Longer in Adolescent Girls |