Netdoctor |
Why exercise might be more beneficial on an empty stomach
Netdoctor Before a workout, it can be difficult to know what to eat, or if you should eat anything at all. Now scientists have said that exercising on an empty stomach may "promote more favourable" changes in body fat. The team from the University of Bath ... |
West Virginia lawmakers OK water, marijuana, testing bills
Tri-City Herald West Virginia lawmakers have voted to lower water-pollution standards, legalize medical marijuana, end school standardized testing aligned with the Common Core curriculum and hold a voter referendum this year on issuing $1.6 billion in bonds to rebuild ... |
CNN |
High-risk HPV prevalent among US adults
Healio Roughly one in four men and one in five women in the United States have a high-risk form of genital HPV, according to CDC estimates. Featured. Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI). More Featured: Zika Resource Center · Ebola ... Men have higher rates of HPV than women, CDC says |
Medscape |
Clinicians Not Following Breast Cancer Screening Guidelines
Medscape A large numbers of physicians in the United States are not following evidence-based guidelines for breast cancer screening and continue to recommend screening mammography to women who are more likely to be harmed than to benefit, a national survey ... Mammogram Guidelines Have Changed, But Are Doctors Listening? Some Doctors Are Giving Mammogram Advice That Could Hurt Women Survey: Most docs recommend breast cancer screenings for women in their 40s |
The News Center |
West Virginia lawmakers OK water, marijuana, testing bills
Tri-City Herald West Virginia lawmakers have voted to lower water-pollution standards, legalize medical marijuana, end school standardized testing aligned with the Common Core curriculum and hold a voter referendum this year on issuing $1.6 billion in bonds to rebuild ... Medical Marijuana in West Virginia is a tentative first step |