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Smoking outside is better than smoking indoors
You know smoking is bad for you. You know inhaling someone else’s smoke is bad for you. Now a US study says third-hand smoke — tobacco residue clinging to surfaces — is also bad for you. Source: Freebase Smokers at Tampa International Airport are seen taking advantage of the airport’s smoking area. When a cigarette burns,... »
Brain scanners to read our minds
What nightmare could be worse than being buried alive? Conscious, terrified, but unable to communicate through the impenetrable barrier of a coffin lid and a metre of earth. In the past few days, this ultimate horror has been transformed from the stuff of bad dreams and B movies to two very different front page... »
Millions of people ‘waste their time by jogging’
Researchers have discovered that the health benefits of aerobic exercise are determined by our genes – and can vary substantially between individuals. Around 20 per cent of the population do not get any significant aerobic fitness benefit from regular exercise, according to an international study led by scientists at the University of London. For these people,... »
Sex Addiction among us
Though many believe it is only an excuse for a philandering celebrity, experts say sex addiction is, indeed, a mental disorder. And in an era Golf and sex are about the only things you can enjoy without being good at,” Jimmy Demaret, the celebrated twentieth century American golfer, had joked. By all reports and guesstimates,... »
Sitting too much could be deadly
LONDON – Here’s a new warning from health experts: Sitting is deadly. Scientists are increasingly warning that sitting for prolonged periods — even if you also exercise regularly — could be bad for your health. And it doesn’t matter where the sitting takes place — at the office, at school, in the car or... »
Tylenol drugs that had caused nausea
New York: Johnson and Johnson recalls: Tylenol recall 2010 lot numbers & children’s Tylenol. Johnson and Johnson subsidiary has been forced to ‘voluntarily’ recall almost seventy million packets of Tylenol drugs that had caused nausea and other problems among more than seventy people. Source: Freebase But the recall didn’t look possible without the stinging attack by... »
Breast milk is not necessarily important for children
A controversial new research has stressed that women can easily forget all that they have been told about the benefits of breast milk and breast-feeding, while sharing that contrary to the traditional view, breast milk is not necessarily important for children during the first few months of being born. Source: Wikipedia “Baby formula is as good... »
H1N1 second wave!
New data released this week indicate H1N1 flu disproportionately struck the young and minorities in Los Angeles County, groups public health officials have vowed to increasingly target for vaccination. About 55% of patients hospitalized with H1N1 flu in L.A. County were Latino, 130 of 237 patients as of Aug. 3, the most recent data available... »
New cancer treatments – intro2u
In a feat that could one day result in groundbreaking new cancer treatments, British scientists have identified genetic mutations that lead to lung cancer and melanoma. The findings were published December 16, 2009 in the journal Nature. Researchers at The Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute in Cambridge, England, took cancerous cells from two patients — one... »
Faraj Berair sakit dan Kembang
SAYA berusia 19 tahun dan sudah berkahwin. Masalahnya, sejak akhir-akhir ini bahagian faraj saya sering berasa pedih dan perit apatah lagi selepas membuang air kecil. Ini membuatkan saya rasa tidak selesa untuk melakukan sebarang pekerjaan. Baru-baru ini, saya ada terbaca di satu artikel yang menyatakan peranakan seseorang itu turun dan menyebabkan rasa sakit setelah membuang air... »
Does drinking tea and coffee dilute diabetes risk?
Your daily coffee habit may be healthier than you think. People who drink three to four cups of coffee a day have a lower risk of developing type 2 diabetes, a new study reports. The researchers also found similar results for devotees of tea and decaffeinated coffee. But they caution that it’s too soon... »
New discoveries Jade LAG
New discoveries into how the body clock works could provide clues to help combat jet lag, research suggests. A University of Manchester team studied special cells which they say play an important role in regulating a person’s body clock. The cells had been thought to be inactive during the day – but their research found the... »
ZhuZhu hamster
Most Black Friday news accounts dwell on the darker sides of our gift-gathering selves. Pushing. Shoving. Hoarding. Stampedes. All in pursuit of a cut-rate flat-screen television or a hot toy. But this is a Black Friday story with an unexpected ending. This is a story about kindness, friendliness, generosity and a renewed sense of possibility. But it didn’t... »
Swine flu vaccine distributed to immunise the general
Just 1m of the 10m doses of the swine flu vaccine distributed to immunise the general public have so far been used, indicating slow progress in fighting the current pandemic. David Salisbury, director of immunisation at the Department of Health, said yesterday he remained “hopeful” that more than 11m people judged at high risk would... »
HEALTH: Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) is crippling because it is a progressive disease. We have been endowed with such reserves that we do not realise the damage caused to the lungs by smoking. Smoking attacks the lungs from day one and studies have shown that complete cessation is the only way to arrest the decline... »
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