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Dengue fever, once confined to the tropics, now threatens the U.S.
AOL· 23 hours agoMeg Norris was traveling in Argentina in April when the first signs of dengue fever hit her. For the following week, there was nothing to do but sleep, stay hydrated and wait for the body aches ...
Treating Scalp Inflammation Can Reverse Hair Loss — Experts Share the Easy + Soothing Remedies
The Sacramento Bee· 6 days agoSuffering from an itchy, dry or inflamed scalp while noticing more and more hair being shed in the shower? In fact, scalp inflammation is one of the most common causes of hair loss. Between ...
UW Health doctor explains importance of sun safety
WIFR Rockford· 22 hours agoUW Health oncologist Dr. Vincent Ma says about 5 million cases of skin cancer are diagnosed each year in the U.S., which if severe enough, can lead to...
Heloise: Reader chimes in with fridge advice
New Hampshire Union Leader· 7 days agoDEAR HELOISE: For many years, I have admired the columns written by you and your mother. You recommended a single-use plastic product to protect...
Remembering Dean
Marshall Independent· 5 days agoThis column is often written in a form called the personal essay. “Personal essays relate the author’s intimate thoughts and experiences to universal truths,” is one definition. “Universal” ...
Tips for caring for fresh flowers - Akron.com
West Side Leader & South Side News Leader· 6 days agoThe beauty of having a garden is buds continually blooming on one plant or another throughout most of the year. Many plants thrive after trimming and may...
No, sugar doesn’t make your kids hyperactive
The Conversation· 2 days agoHordes of children are swarming between the spread of birthday treats and party games. The belief that eating sugary foods and drinks leads to hyperactivity has steadfastly persisted for decades ...
On eve of 100 years, WW II veteran of 299th unit 'last of the line'
Watertown Daily Times, N.Y. via Yahoo News· 4 days agoMay 25—WATERTOWN — Seventeen years ago, when Paul L. Cook was just a bit more spry than he is now a few days short of 100, he created a list. He spent days poring over files in the Watertown ...
Prenatal tests showed their baby had not one, but two rare conditions
The News-Times· 2 days agoBefore their baby was born, doctors had warned Stephanie and Justin Cervantes that his color at birth would be blue. "I didn't even think he was alive," Justin said. Stephanie even joked, "I ...
Prenatal tests showed their baby had not one, but two rare conditions
The State· 2 days agoBefore their baby was born, doctors had warned Stephanie and Justin Cervantes that his color at birt...
