Tech Times |
States With Stricter Gun-Laws Have Lower Death Rates Among Young Adults, Study Suggests
Tech Times From the Virginia Tech shooting to the Columbine massacre, some of the worst shootings in history of the United States unfortunately occurred at a school. Of those were injured or lost their lives in these tragedies, majority of them were young adults ... |
Tech Times |
States With Stricter Gun-Laws Have Lower Death Rates Among Young Adults, Study Suggests
Tech Times From the Virginia Tech shooting to the Columbine massacre, some of the worst shootings in history of the United States unfortunately occurred at a school. Of those were injured or lost their lives in these tragedies, majority of them were young adults ... Pediatricians Link Background Checks For Ammunition To Lower Teen Gun Deaths |
Medscape |
High Anxiety in America: APA Poll Results Highlight Nationwide Worries
Medscape NEW YORK — Americans are much more anxious today than a year ago, and baby boomers have seen the largest increase in anxiety levels, according to a new poll released today by the American Psychiatric Association (APA). "This poll shows US adults are ... Money Worries Have More Americans Anxious, Survey Finds |
Newser |
She Thought She Had a Runny Nose. It Was a Brain Fluid Leak
Newser (Newser) – When Kendra Jackson first got the runny nose, she thought it was a cold symptom. But it continued for years, along with other symptoms including coughing, sneezing, and headaches. "Everywhere I went I always had a box of Puffs, always ... |
New York Post |
Woman's runny nose turns out to be brain fluid
New York Post A Nebraska woman's complaints about a runny nose reportedly turned into a health nightmare. Kendra Jackson said she was given countless explanations for her runny nose — from allergies to winter congestion — before she was diagnosed with a brain ... She Thought She Had a Runny Nose. It Was a Brain Fluid Leak |