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Be Wise in Celebrating the Festival of Colors With Safety
The blatant use of inexpensive over-the-counter artificial colors during Holi could cause minor to severe damage to your skin, eyes, lungs, liver, and kidneys.
12 hours ago - Medindia Health
10 Reasons why vitamin D is essential for your health
Vitamin D is often referred to as the “sunshine vitamin” because it's synthesized in the skin after exposure to sunlight. While technically considered a hormone, vitamin D is...
14 hours ago - Natural News
5 Things Dermatologists Will Never Put on Their Faces
In the pursuit of clear, smooth skin, sometimes what you don't put on your face is just as crucial as what you do.
21 hours ago - Health
Why America's future doctors may all be "progressively" incompetent, selected based on skin color, race and gender fluidity rather than medical qualifications
Identity politics and diversity initiatives may sound great to idealistic liberals, but the practical application of such ideologies is producing some undesirable results...
1 day ago - Natural News
Reparations pushed by AOC and Kamala Harris are essentially a "white tax" that punishes people for the way they are born
Judging people and treating them differently than others based solely on the color of their skin is a textbook example of the type of racism that Leftist Democrats vehemently...
1 day ago - Natural News
Meningitis rash: Pictures, symptoms, and test
In its later stages, meningitis can cause distinct marks on the skin that look like a rash. In this article, we look at the symptoms of meningitis and pictures of the rash. We...
1 day ago - Medical News Today
New Therapeutic Approach Discovered to Treat Atopic Dermatitis
Newly discovered therapeutic approach shows promise to treat skin diseases such as atopic dermatitis, reveals a new study.
1 day ago - Medindia Health
Gastrointestinal feeding access - From idea to application
In this Festschrift communication, the author of two novel approaches to long-term enteral access: the gastrostomy without laparotomy (Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy or...
1 day ago - Journal of Pediatric Surgery
New potential approach to treat atopic dermatitis
Researchers have demonstrated that the same immune cells that protect us against skin fungi also encourage the inflammatory symptoms of atopic dermatitis. An antibody therapy...
1 day ago - ScienceDaily
Beat itchy skin - by shining a light on it?
Scientists have found a new way to relieve itchy skin without resorting to potentially harmful scratching. An experimental method devised by Italian researchers used a certain...
1 day ago - Natural News
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Eat a healthy breakfast every day to reduce your risk of Type 2 diabetes...
Breakfast is considered to be the most important meal of the day. Yet, many people still skip it without considering its health consequences. For one, skipping breakfast may...
Stroke rates rise 42 percent among young men over roughly the last two decades
Stroke appears to be on the rise for an alarmingly unexpected demographic: young men. A recent study has found that stroke hospitalization rates among men ages 18 to 44 have...
FDA Approves First Drug for Postpartum Depression
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New Method to identify Cancerous DNA in Blood of Lung Cancer Patients
New method detects cancerous genetic material in blood samples of lung cancer patients accurately, according to a new research.
Can High-Potency Pot Make You Psychotic?
As many as 1 in 5 newly diagnosed cases of psychosis might be linked to daily cannabis use, according to data gathered from 11 hospitals across Europe.
Kale Is a Surprise on 2019's 'Dirty Dozen' List
For the report, researchers ranked pesticide contamination of 47 fruits and vegetables based on an analysis of more than 40,000 samples taken by the USDA and FDA.
Drinking Very Hot Tea May Up Esophageal Cancer Risk
Drinking too hot tea regularly can put you at a higher risk esophageal cancer, reveals a new study.
Rates of dementia have dropped 15% per decade since the 1980s
Researchers led by Harvard University in Cambridge, Massachusetts, studied almost 60,000 people to find individual dementia risk in the West is lower than in the 1980s.
Drug Used to Reduce Cholesterol Found Useful for Cachexia
Treatment with atorvastatin, the drug used to reduce cholesterol, could reduce adipose tissue remodeling, leading to rapid weight loss and muscle atrophy.
Air pollution may damage a man's ability to perform in the bedroom
A study by Guangzhou Medical University in China found that exposing male rats to regular doses of petrol and diesel exhaust gases reduced their ability to respond to sexual...