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Black Americans exposed to more pollution raising heart risk 25%
4 monthes ago - By Daily Mail
Black Americans' higher exposures to pollution from living near highways may account for 25 percent of their elevated heart disease risks, new University of Pittsburgh research suggests.
Read more ...Living in high altitudes may raise your risk of depression
4 monthes ago - By Daily Mail
University of Utah researchers believe the worrying results could be the result of low atmospheric pressure. This leads to much lower levels of oxygen in the blood.
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Sudden Drop in Temperature May Up Stroke Mortality
Sudden cold weather or drop in temperature may increase the number of deaths from stroke, especially among people over 65. The incidence of stroke associated with the colder...
Surgery News: Vaginal Mesh Surgical Repair Only Recommended for Specific...
Only specific Patients who have pelvic organ prolapse are recommended to undergo Vaginal Mesh Surgery. The surgeons have been asked to understand that the risk of surgical...
Antipsychotic medicines can increase a woman's risk of gestational diabetes
If you're expecting, you already have a lot to worry about. Sometimes ensuring that you avoid all of the dangerous foods and chemicals that can put your baby at risk can feel...
Research finds that MSG is dangerous to liver health
MSG is a common flavor enhancer, and many people swear that certain foods simply don't taste the same without it. That better taste, however, comes with a price as MSG is known...
Sports Injuries in High School Kids can be Brought Down by Training With...
How is having an athletic trainer going to help prevent injuries in high school kids? The answer to this question is being researched by the scientists at Institute for Sports...
Delhi Health Minister Announces Strict Preventive Measures Against...
Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain announces strict measures for the prevention and control of vector-borne diseases such as dengue, chikungunya, malaria and seasonal influenza.
Eating High Fruits and Vegetables May Reduce Risk of Breast Cancer
Women eating more fruits and vegetables are at less risk of breast cancer when compared to those who eat fewer fruits and vegetables, says researcher from Harvard T.H. Chan...
Bitter ‘super-tasters' have a nearly 60% higher risk of cancer
Researchers from Penn State University studied 5,500 British women for 20 years and found those who cannot taste the bitter chemical PTC are less likely to get cancer than...
People over the age of 50 who break a bone increase their risk of dying
Hip fractures are known to increase the mortality risk among older people, but the Garvan Institute of Medical Research study is the first to identify how long the risk lasts...
Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Raw Turkey Sickens 90
Ninety people have gotten sick from raw turkey tainted with salmonella bacteria in 26 states, the CDC and the U.S. Department of Agriculture warned on Thursday. Forty people...