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All triathletes couldn't be crazy – I had to find out

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All triathletes couldn't be crazy – I had to find out

Lucy Fry used to be terrified of triatholns, but finally decided to bite the bullet
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John C. Bailey in Consequences aka PCRM McDonald’s Death Ad.mp4

Many opinions on this ad, and I see your points in most cases. Mine is from the point of view of the actor playing the dead guy. Thing is, I didn’t know what the job was, just 0 to play a dead body for a day. Struggling actor. A guy. A job. Sure, my body […]
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'Operation Blossom Spring' to Detoxify Endosulfan

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'Operation Blossom Spring' to Detoxify Endosulfan

“Meanwhile we can detoxify the safeguarded endosulfan with one of the existing technology to neutralise it,” he said. It was through this operation the …
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Roles of Lignin and Suberin on Metal Detoxify Cation in Mangrove Plants

Mangrove ecosystem plays a vital role of ecological protection as a major primary producer in tropical and subtropic estuaries. Meanwhile, mangrove …
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Discover Card: 5% Cashback Bonus on up to $1500 in Online Shopping & Department Store purchases from 10/1 – 12/31

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Discover Card: 5% Cashback Bonus on up to $1500 in Online Shopping & Department Store purchases from 10/1 – 12/31

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DNA sequence of Ashkenazi Jews mapped

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DNA sequence of Ashkenazi Jews mapped

First DNA sequence dataset of complete Ashkenazi genomes supports targeted personalized medicine, aids disease research across populations, and reveals Jewish and European origins.
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sPIF protects against neuronal death and brain injury

Researchers at Yale School of Medicine and their colleagues have uncovered a new pathway to help treat perinatal brain injuries.
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Dr. K: Good news in immunotherapy

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Dr. K: Good news in immunotherapy

In some diseases cancer, for example the immune system appears ineffective in eliminating the foreign cancer cells. Immunotherapy is an …
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Professors' Ebola research goes viral

The virus has the ability to turn off the body's immune system, but Schneller has possibly found the on button. Known by its lab identification number, …
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Health Q&A: Study looks at need to cut salt from diet

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Health Q&A: Study looks at need to cut salt from diet

Salt has largely in the past come under attack for its connection with high blood pressure, but a large international study questions whether or not most …
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Location of body fat plays role in hypertension risks

Their study of 900 patients found abdominal fat, especially around the kidneys, was linked to high blood pressure more than lower or overall body fat.
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Fighting prostate cancer with tomato-rich diet

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Fighting prostate cancer with tomato-rich diet

Men who eat over 10 portions a week of tomatoes have an 18 percent lower risk of developing prostate cancer, new research suggests. With 35,000 new cases every year in the UK, and around 10,000 deaths, prostate cancer is the second most common cancer in men worldwide. Rates are higher in developed countries, which some experts believe is linked to See Original Article

Program to combat childhood obesity gets kids in daycare moving

A turn-key intervention program significantly increased physical activity levels among children in daycare, a study shows. The treatment groups also achieved 91 percent of the physical activity goals in the improvement plans submitted by the directors of the daycare centers where the program was implemented.
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Managing BP at Home Works in High-Risk Patients

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Managing BP at Home Works in High-Risk Patients

Those with baseline blood pressure of at least 130/80 mm Hg who were randomized to blood pressure self-monitoring and self-titration of …
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Self-monitoring, self-titrating hypertension meds benefits high-risk patients

Self-monitoring with self-titration may lower blood pressure in high-risk … to receive self-monitoring of blood pressure combined with an individualized …
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