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Ever wondered why some people have luscious hair that is shiny and never looks out of place, and why you don't? A healthy hair mak >>> |
There must be a million and one ways to style our hair.
If you like your hair styled short, there are short hair styles for women >>> |
Fruits, gold mine of vitamins, minerals and fibre are ideal to consume at least 4-5 servings in a day. Since they are in the >>> |
There are so many different types of shampoos that a person can get confused trying to decide what kind of shampoo is right for th >>> |
Dr. Susan Wicklund took her first step toward the front line of the abortion wars when she was in her early 20s, a high school gra >>> |
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According to new research mixing energy drinks with alcohol is a dangerous combination.
A new study, involving more than 4,000 students, has found that drinking cocktails of alcohol and energy drinks doubles the risk of clubbers getting hurt or being taken advantage of sexually.
Energy drinks such as Red Bull, Irn-Bru 32 and Lucozade, often contain high levels of caffeine and other ingredients, and mixing them with alcohol has become a popular way of boosting energy levels in order to keep dancing all night.
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An intelligence-boosting gene in newborn babies explains why breast-feeding can raise a child's IQ, scientists have found.
Children with a particular version of the gene perform significantly better in IQ tests if they have been breast-fed as infants. On average, breast-feeding adds seven extra points to their IQ scores, even after allowing for different social backgrounds.
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SAN ANTONIO — Since the war in Iraq began, Col. John Holcomb has been working to change the way the military takes care of its wounded.
Along the way he has suffered a few dings himself.
A tall medical doctor with a Southern lilt and close-cropped gray hair, Colonel Holcomb, 48, has spent his entire 27-year career in the Army, earning a reputation as one of the military’s top trauma surgeons. Since 2001, he has headed the Army’s Institute of Surgical Research, based on the campus of the Brooke Army Medical Center here.
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Are you or the casualty in any danger? If you have not already done so, make the situation safe and then assess the casualty.
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If the casualty appears unconscious check this by shouting
‘Can you hear me?’, ‘Open your eyes’
and gently shaking their shoulders.
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It’s increasingly clear that certain dietary elements may help promote the development and spread of malignancies, while others slow or block tumor growth.
Researchers estimate that at least 35 percent of all cancers may be related to diet, especially one high in fat and processed foods; they also believe that many of these cancers could be prevented by dietary changes.
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Cholesterol-lowering statin drugs help prevent heart attacks for at least a decade after people stop taking them, the first long-term study of the world's top-selling type of medication finds.
The research follows up on a study in Scotland showing that men taking the drug Pravachol for five years substantially lowered their risk of heart attack and death from heart disease.
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The study, published in today's edition of the Journal of the American Medical Association, found that workers who go back to a chronically stressful job after an initial heart attack have twice the risk of a second "coronary heart event" - heart attack, unstable angina, death - as those who return to work in a more laid-back environment.
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Much of the stored blood given to millions of people every year may lack a component vital for it to deliver oxygen to the tissues.
Nitric oxide, which helps keep blood vessels open, begins breaking down as soon as blood goes into storage, two research teams report in separate studies in this week's online edition of Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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A 27 year-old Caucasian male presented with tender progressing fluctuant nodules and alopecia on his scalp for seven years. The lesions often oozed a serosanguinous discharge and bled occasionally. All cultures of the discharge were negative. He had been treated with courses of doxycycline, isotretinoin, and intralesional kenalog without significant improvement. A trial of oral steroids relieved the tenderness and reduced the discharge temporarily.
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Overall data from the IMPROVE trial support the concept that carotid intima-media thickness (IMT) and IMT progression constitute novel biomarkers of atherosclerotic disease, according to a study presented here on at the XVI International Symposium on Drugs Affecting Lipid Metabolism (DALM).
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