Study suggests that exposure to traffic-related air pollution may be a significant cause of dementia A man walks in the Sanlitun shopping district on a polluted day, in Beijing, China, November 6, 2021. —Reuters Air pollution, particularly from traffic-related fine particulate matter, has been identified as a potentially major factor contributing to severe forms of…
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More than half the world’s countries will be at high or very high risk of measles outbreaks by the end of the year unless urgent preventative measures are taken, the World Health Organization warned on Tuesday. Measles cases have been increasing across most regions mainly due to missed vaccinations during the COVID-19 years when health…
It’s been hard to keep up. That’s the story of the big stock winners this year. They just keep winning and winning and winning. For analysts on Wall Street and here at the Club, it seems like some of these names are smashing through our six-to-nine-month price targets every few weeks. To that end, we’re…
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A sweeping recall of cheese and other dairy products linked to a lethal listeria outbreak is expanding to include snacks, dips, dressings, wraps, salad and taco kits sold at major retailers including Amazon, Costco, Sprouts Farmers Market, Trader Joe’s and Walmart. The still-growing array of products impacted began more than a month ago, on January…
In the fast-paced world of modern work, long hours have become the norm for many employees. While dedication and hard work are admirable qualities, prolonged and excessive working hours can take a toll on an individual’s mental health. The consequences, including increased stress, poor work-life balance, sleep disturbances, physical health issues, and reduced job satisfaction,…
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Your fingernails say a lot about you. Neatly trimmed and well-maintained nails hint that you take care of yourself. Nails bitten to the core signal that you may be anxious and stressed. But split and cracked nails mean your nails need a little attention — otherwise, they may catch somebody else’s. When your nails start…
Never one to waste a spare moment, Matt Fitzgerald clambered into the second row of his Mazda CX-90 on a recent weekday morning and cracked open his MacBook so that he could work on another book. Mr. Fitzgerald, 52, is many things — writer, public speaker, coach — but mostly he is prolific. He has…
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Over the past decade, their team’s research on immunotherapy, which uses the body’s immune system to attack cancer cells, has dramatically improved outcomes for advanced melanoma patients around the world. Half are now essentially cured, up from less than 10%. Source link
Heart attacks are common medical condition forming from blood pressure, glucose, cholesterol imbalances A representational image depicting a person suffering a heart attack. — AFP/File Myocardial infarction, the medical term for a heart attack, is the result of a blood clot that prevents oxygen and blood from reaching the heart. If this blood flow isn’t…
While some people tend to be a little clumsier than others, constantly bumping into things could be a sign of a serious health issue. For some, poor balance can lead to a decreased quality of life, loss of independence and even severe health complications, according to Ninoska Alvarez, a physical therapist and balance specialist with…
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