WPIX 11 New York |
Allergies especially bad? You're not alone. These tips can help:
WPIX 11 New York NEW YORK — Are your allergies acting up more than usual this season? You're not alone. Dr. Jordan S. Josephson is an ear, nose and throat, and sinus specialist with Lenox Hill Hospital. He is also the author of "Sinus Relief Now" and an allergy ... Good news: Tree pollen is on the decline. Bad news: Grass allergies are ramping up. |
WFAA.com |
CDC apologizes for hiding ticks on a poppyseed muffin to warn of Lyme disease threat
WFAA.com It all started with a tweet from the Centers for Disease Control posing a question: "Ticks can be the size of a poppy seed. Can you spot all 5 ticks in this photo?" The attached images from last week showed a poppyseed muffin, that paragon of American ... CDC: Most Lyme cases are in PA; tick, mosquito and flea illness on the rise CDC apologizes after grossing out internet with ticks on poppy seed muffin CDC Shares Horrific Photo Of A Muffin For Lyme Disease Awareness |
Tech Times |
Police Violence Among Top Public Health Issues, Says Study
Tech Times Police violence is apparently one of the top public health issues in the United States, according to a new published research. Measuring Years Of Life Lost. The applicable metric the researchers used to measure the data is YLL (years of life lost ... People of color lose far more years of life to US police violence than whites |
MedPage Today |
Eggs May Not Spell Higher CVD Risk Among T2D Patients
MedPage Today Eating 12 eggs in 1 week was apparently not tied to an increase in cardiometabolic risk factors among people with type 2 diabetes (T2D), according to a randomized study sponsored by the Australian egg industry. In the Diabetes and Egg (DIABEGG) study ... Eggs Are Safe For Diabetics And Heart Health, Study Finds Eggs Not Harmful for Heart Health Nutrition journal suggests new guidelines for egg consumption |
CBS Denver |
Alligators At The Beach? Scientists Say Get Used To Predators Invading Odd Places
CBS Denver DURHAM, NC (CBS Local) – Alligators on a beach? Killer whales in a river? Mountain lions in the open plains? It may sound like a mismatch, but a new study is warning that humans should get used to seeing more large predators in unexpected places in the ... |