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     These Common Medications Can Make Heat Waves More Dangerous

     New York Times· 5 days ago

     Certain antidepressants, blood pressure pills and other drugs make you more susceptible to...

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     Signs of Alzheimer’s were everywhere. Then his brain improved

     CNN via Yahoo News· 2 days ago

     A September 2010 randomized controlled trial found that supplementation slowed brain atrophy in...

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     4 easy, fast and unexpected ways to cool your body down in extreme heat

     NBC Chicago· 3 days ago

     It's going to be a hot week in Chicago, and with such high temperatures come some serious health...

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     Toxic blooms may get deadlier, threaten America's seafood

     Newsweek· 2 days ago

     The U.S. West Coast could be facing deadlier onslaughts from a neurotoxin producer as climate change...

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     The Best Probiotics for Acid Reflux

     Men's Journal· 2 days ago

     Taking a probiotic can help ease the symptoms of acid reflux. Here are the best probiotics for gut health. Choosing the best probiotic for acid reflux is...

6. • Running hot and cold: Pros offer tips on how to (medically) deal with the heat wave

     The Dominion Post, Morgantown, W.Va. via Yahoo News· 15 hours ago

     Jun. 19—Say you're older and walking the rail-trail for fitness. Or you're a teenaged entrepreneur, mowing lawns for spending money. You're out there, soldiering on and in the glare of that ...

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     'I thought I had heartburn but pain in the night turned into horror diagnosis'

     Daily Express· 5 days ago

     When Steven Haddon kept waking up in the middle of the night with what he thought was “just...

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     What is cervical cancer and how can it be prevented? Answers to key questions - EconoTimes

     EconoTimes· 12 hours ago

     In 2020 the World Health Organization rolled out a global strategy to eradicate cervical cancer by...

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     COVID uptick prompts advice from Texarkana doctor | Texarkana Gazette

     Texarkana Gazette· 2 days ago

     Wastewater testing has also indicated a recent increase in infections. The trend may soon reach the...

10. • Athletes and public could benefit from new research on reduction of upper respiratory tract illness

      Medical Xpress· 6 days ago

      This research on the effects of ColdZyme, which is being conducted by Professor Glen Davison at the School of Sport and Exercise Sciences, will not only have obvious benefits for athletes who ...