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Coffee has secret trick to stop sleep
BBC News
A cup of coffee in the evening may be keeping you awake for more reasons than you realise, scientists say. Their study, in Science Translation Medicine, showed caffeine was more than just a stimulant and actually slowed down the body's internal clock.
That late-night cup of coffee can reset the internal body clockIrish Examiner
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A cup of coffee in the evening may be keeping you awake for more reasons than you realise, scientists say. Their study, in Science Translation Medicine, showed caffeine was more than just a stimulant and actually slowed down the body's internal clock.
That late-night cup of coffee can reset the internal body clock
A coffee could reset your body clock and cheat jet lag
Coffee Can Mess Up Your Body's Internal Clock
New York Times
Antidepressant Paxil Is Unsafe for Teenagers, New Analysis Says
New York Times
Fourteen years ago, a leading drug maker published a study showing that the antidepressant Paxil was safe and effective for teenagers. On Wednesday, a major medical journal posted a new analysis of the same data concluding that the opposite is true.
British Medical Journal study into paroxetine, Aropax, reveals suicide riskSydney Morning Herald
Seroxat study under-reported harmful effects on young people, say scientistsThe Guardian
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New York Times
Fourteen years ago, a leading drug maker published a study showing that the antidepressant Paxil was safe and effective for teenagers. On Wednesday, a major medical journal posted a new analysis of the same data concluding that the opposite is true.
British Medical Journal study into paroxetine, Aropax, reveals suicide risk
Seroxat study under-reported harmful effects on young people, say scientists
Antidepressant suicide link 'undisclosed'
TIME
The world's myopia crisis and why children should spend more time outdoors
Washington Post
Myopia, or nearsightedness, is becoming a problem of epidemic proportions for the world. Roughly half of young adults in the United States and Europe have it, double the percentage when their grandparents were the same age. In China, the trend is even ...
Kids Who Spend More Time Outside Have Lower Risk For NearsightednessHuffington Post
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Washington Post
Myopia, or nearsightedness, is becoming a problem of epidemic proportions for the world. Roughly half of young adults in the United States and Europe have it, double the percentage when their grandparents were the same age. In China, the trend is even ...
Kids Who Spend More Time Outside Have Lower Risk For Nearsightedness
Kids Decrease Risk of Myopia With More Time Outside
For Kids, More Time Outdoors May Mean Better Vision
Nature World Report
(+Video) Get come sun as Vitamin D deficiency causes dementia in old age
Nature World Report
If you avoid the sun too much then its time to rethink because researchers found in a new study that those who have lower vitamin D levels have a higher risk of congnitive decline in old age. The study done by researchers at the Rutgers University ...
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Nature World Report
If you avoid the sun too much then its time to rethink because researchers found in a new study that those who have lower vitamin D levels have a higher risk of congnitive decline in old age. The study done by researchers at the Rutgers University ...
Vitamin D deficiency linked to rapid cognitive decline
Too Little Vitamin D May Hasten Mental Decline
Vitamin D deficiency linked to cognitive decline among older adults
BBC News
Protein Patch Helps Heart Build New Muscle
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News
An international scientific team says it has identified a protein that helps heart muscle cells regenerate after a heart attack. The researchers also showed that a patch loaded with the protein and placed inside the heart improved cardiac function and ...
Heart attack damage has been reversed by scientists using a "missing" proteinWestern Daily Press
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Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News
An international scientific team says it has identified a protein that helps heart muscle cells regenerate after a heart attack. The researchers also showed that a patch loaded with the protein and placed inside the heart improved cardiac function and ...
Heart attack damage has been reversed by scientists using a "missing" protein
Protein patch helps build new heart muscle, improve cardiac function
Protein patch could help tissue recovery after a heart attack
NDTV
Millions of children's lives saved as malaria deaths plunge: UN
Times of India
LONDON: Rates of death from malaria have plunged by 60 percent in the past 15 years, meaning more than 6 million lives have been saved - the vast majority of them African children, United Nations agencies said on Thursday. In a joint World Health ...
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Times of India
LONDON: Rates of death from malaria have plunged by 60 percent in the past 15 years, meaning more than 6 million lives have been saved - the vast majority of them African children, United Nations agencies said on Thursday. In a joint World Health ...
Malaria: Huge progress on global killer
Malaria deaths drop 60pc in past 15 years
Malaria deaths 'fall 60% since 2000'
Forbes
The Blood Pressure Study Had Positive Findings -- So Why Are Some Doctors Annoyed?
Forbes
AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki. By Sarah Hedgecock and Matthew Herper. Last week, the NIH held a press conference announcing that a study on blood pressure recommendations had ended early. A systolic blood pressure of 120, according to the agency and the ...
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Forbes
AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki. By Sarah Hedgecock and Matthew Herper. Last week, the NIH held a press conference announcing that a study on blood pressure recommendations had ended early. A systolic blood pressure of 120, according to the agency and the ...
Column: Blood pressure study is really a big deal
Study suggests more aggressive high blood pressure treatment
Study suggests getting blood pressure even lower saves lives
Atlanta Journal Constitution
Over a third of US children and adolescents eat fast food daily
Reuters
NEW YORK, Sept 16 On any given day in the United States, 34.3 percent of children and adolescents are consuming a significant portion of their daily nutrition from fast food restaurants, the National Center for Health Statistics reported on Wednesday.
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Reuters
NEW YORK, Sept 16 On any given day in the United States, 34.3 percent of children and adolescents are consuming a significant portion of their daily nutrition from fast food restaurants, the National Center for Health Statistics reported on Wednesday.
CDC: 1/3 of U.S. kids eat fast food every day
More Than One Third of American Kids Eat Fast Food Every Day
Over 30% of US Teens and Kids Eat Fast Food Every Day
New York Times
Dr. Deborah Asnis, Who Helped Uncover West Nile Outbreak in New York, Dies at 59
New York Times
Dr. Deborah Asnis, whose suspicions about two Queens hospital patients suffering from sudden paralysis led to the discovery of the first outbreak of West Nile virus in the Western Hemisphere, died on Saturday in Manhattan. She was 59. The cause was ...
Horse outside Watsonville tests positive for West NileSanta Cruz Sentinel
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New York Times
Dr. Deborah Asnis, whose suspicions about two Queens hospital patients suffering from sudden paralysis led to the discovery of the first outbreak of West Nile virus in the Western Hemisphere, died on Saturday in Manhattan. She was 59. The cause was ...
Horse outside Watsonville tests positive for West Nile
Second West Nile Virus-related death in Laurel
Novato man contracts West Nile virus, recovering at home after being hospitalized
Youth Health Magzine
Prolonged Sitting Increases Fatty Liver Disease Risk
Youth Health Magzine
Being a couch potato or working for long hours while tied to your chair is definitely no fun. A new study suggests that it increases your risk of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD). Prolonged sitting has already been previously associated with ...
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Youth Health Magzine
Being a couch potato or working for long hours while tied to your chair is definitely no fun. A new study suggests that it increases your risk of non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD). Prolonged sitting has already been previously associated with ...
Sitting Too Much increases risk of NAFLD: Study
Sitting for 10 hours a day can lead to Liver related diseases
Too Much Sitting Can Kill You in a New Way
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