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Monster Energy recalls beverages because of risk from glass fragments
An undisclosed amount of a Monster Energy drink is being recalled because of potential contamination with pieces of glass. The Canadian arm of the corporation, Monster Energy...
1 day ago - Food Safety
Dear MIL, You Raised Your Kids - Now Please Let Me Raise Mine
Dear Mother-in-Law, Eleven years ago, you opened your door with a smile and open arms. You were overjoyed that your oldest son was finally visiting from college - and holy...
1 day ago - Scary Mommy
15 Exercises to Tone Your Triceps, and a Bonus Feel-Good Stretch For Them, Too
Since you don't see them when you glance in the mirror, it's easy to forget about the back of your arms. But you need to work your triceps to tone that area. Running from your...
2 days ago - PopSugar
This Is White Feminism, And It's A Big Problem
Feminism isn't a new concept - as long as there have been women, there has been feminism. And for just about as long as feminism has existed, so has white feminism. Even though...
2 days ago - Scary Mommy
I Birthed A Feral Child
My daughter is feral. Not in the way that she walks on all fours and hissed through infancy, or scratched up her doctor's arms and refused motherly affection, but in the way...
2 days ago - Scary Mommy
Try This Low Weight Dumbbell Arm Circuit for Big Gains
Add this low weight, high rep routine to your workout to get your arms ready for the sun.
3 days ago - Mens health
Make the Diagnosis: Because One Sting is Never Enough
A 34-year-old woman went to urgent care while on a camping trip. She was setting up a tent when she was stung by some type of insect on her finger. Before she could untangle...
3 days ago - MedPageToday
Eczema sufferer endures flaking skin since ditching her steroid creams
Laurie Williams, of Birmingham, always suffered from eczema on her arms and legs, but things took a turn for the worse when the condition spread to more than 70 per cent of her...
4 days ago - Daily Mail
Playing Video Game May Help Stroke Survivors Move Again
New customized video game called myoelectric computer interface helped retrain stroke survivors' arm muscles into moving more normally, finds a new study.
4 days ago - Medindia Health - 2 articles
New video game-led training device helps stroke survivors regain arm mobility
Severely impaired stroke survivors are regaining function in their arms after sometimes decades of immobility, thanks to a new video game-led training device invented by...
4 days ago - News Medical - 2 articles
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CPAP Machine Promotes Weight Loss in Dieting Obese Adults With Sleep Apnea
People who have obstructive sleep apnea in addition to obesity can lose more weight if they treat their sleep disorder with an overnight CPAP, or continuous positive airway...
Losing Weight Help Lessen Headaches in Migraine Sufferers With Obesity
For migraine sufferers with obesity, losing weight can decrease headaches and improve quality of life.
New Zealanders Wear Headscarves To Show Solidarity After Christchurch Attacks
New Zealanders are showing their support for the Muslim community following the Christchurch attacks Last week, a gunman entered two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand and...
6 Moves, 3 Circuits: This 25-Minute No-Equipment Workout Will Leave You...
Home workouts are where it's at these days, because if you can get just as good of a workout minus the gym commute, the waiting for the equipment, the hunt to find floor space...
Consuming a Handful of Nuts Every Day can Boost Memory in Elderly
Eating more than 10 grams of nuts every day can improve thinking, reasoning, and memory, and keeps age-related mental disorders such as dementia at bay, finds a new study.
Gait Speed and Dynamic Stability Decline Accelerates Only in Late Life: A...
Background and Purpose: Incidence of falls increases with age whereas gait speed declines. The purposes of this study were to examine (1) whether gait speed and center-of-mass...
'It gave me hope': Alzheimer's sufferer, 57, reveals heartbreak after...
Former New York Times reporter Phillip S Gutis, 57, was diagnosed with Alzheimer's in 2016, placing him in the slim category of the four percent diagnosed before the age of 65.
Barneys New York's New Cannabis Lifestyle Shop Puts the "High" in High End
Barneys New York is taking high-end shopping to the next level with its new cannabis lifestyle shop, The High End. The new luxury lifestyle and wellness concept shop, located...
Mailed Home Colon Cancer Tests Boost Screening
Researchers believe that mailing the screening kits directly to patients, which frames participation as the default, reduced steps in the process, and made it easier for...
Brain-cancer patients reveal the subtle 'symptoms' they ignored
A study of 39 brain-cancer sufferers by King's College London reveals just how slight the signs can be, with many dismissing their poor memory and lack of balance as part of...