Meditation Singalong For Children
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Summer 2012 NABE Pinnacle Book Achievement Award Winner For Health
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Quick Test To Diagnose Concussions In Athletes
Up to 3.8 million Americans sustain sports-related concussions each year, yet current methods fall short from objectively and quickly measuring the presence and severity of a concussion to prevent an athlete from returning to the field too soon. This test has demonstrated its ability to provide objective evidence to aid medical professionals and trainers in determining which athletes need to come out of games after a blow to the head.
Black Tongue Award
A third of children get 10 minutes or less with their doctor at checkups, says a new study, and the findings are prompting the authors and others to call for pediatricians to change their interactions with patients and their families. Researchers said discussions about kids' behavior – often dropped from the shorter appointments — may ultimately have the biggest impact on the child's wellbeing.
Insurance reimbursement was cited as one possible reason for this, as public programs may pay more for appointments for children who require more medical care.
Emergency Bra
Last year, Dr. Elena Bodnar won a prize in Public Health for her Emergency Bra. Having seen first hand the devastating effects of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, she designed it to filter out the radioactive particles found there. In the event of a similar emergency, just remove the bra and break it into two usable air filter masks.WTC Workers Show Long Term Health Problems
In the first long-term study of the health impacts of the World Trade Center (WTC) collapse on September 11, 2001, researchers at The Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York have found substantial and persistent mental and physical health problems among 9/11 first responders and recovery workers. Those who worked at the WTC site seem to be at increased risk of cancer, especially thyroid cancer, melanoma and lymphoma.
Paintball Ruptures Woman's Breast Implant
About 10 million Americans participate in paintball activities, and many more worldwide, according to a new U.S. report. In 2008, more than 20,000 emergency department visits were related to injuries caused by air guns, including paintball guns and BB guns, according to the study.
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Teeth, Jaws and Imagination Can Boost Health
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Summer 2012 NABE Pinnacle Book Achievement Award Winner For Poetry
"Even Frank Sinatra would be hard put to rival Sawicki when it comes to thoughts on lips and all they speak of. What he offers here is a company of quick reflections on lips and smiles and their many moods."-- Kirkus Indie |
Chemicals In Tattoo Ink A Toxic Concern
New research has turned up troubling details about chemicals in tattoo inks, including some endocrine disruptors and toxic metals, and a compound that has been called one of the most potent skin carcinogens. The FDA has launched an investigation into concerns about ink safety. But that doesn't seem to concern tattoo artists or their clients. More than 45 million Americans – including nearly 40 percent of adults in their late 20s – have a tattoo.
Underwater Hunter
How long can you hold your breath? 45 seconds? A minute? How about five?
Woman Punches Bear In Face
A dog-owner in Alaska has punched a black bear in the face in a desperate bid to save her pet dachshund from being attacked.
Beauty Cream Poisons With Mercury
Several people in south Texas have tested positive for elevated levels of mercury in their blood, and officials said those cases have been linked to a Mexican beauty cream, Crema Aguamary. The product has been recalled and factory in Mexico shut down after 18 people in the U.S. were poisoned including 2 infants whose mothers used the cream during pregnancy.
What Stress Does To Your Body And Mind
The real problem with stress is that, for such a well understood and universally experienced condition, as a society we deal with it so poorly that it leads to many of our most lethal illnesses and long-term health problems. High blood pressure, heart disease, cancer, stroke, obesity, and insomnia are all medical conditions across the spectrum that can be related to or directly influenced by high stress as an environmental condition.
In order to cut through some of that fog, let's take a brief look at what stress is, how it impacts us on a physical and mental level, and finally what we can do about it, with the help of some experts.
Build A House For $99.!!
For those who are too broke to get on the housing ladder, an American firm is here to help.
Jay Shafer's Tumbleweed Tiny House Company makes cute little homes that start from the bargain price of $99. The cheapest home is a flat-pack to be built by the owner but, if you're not very handy, there are ready-made versions for $38,997.
The teeny homes designed by Jay Shafer which start at just 65 square feet, are kitted out with fully-functioning kitchens, bathrooms and sleeping areas - some models even come on wheels.
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