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Category Archives: Health
3D TV poses no health threat: Australian expert
The latest technology in 3D television posed no more risk than a conventional flat screen TV, Professor Colin Clifford said on Wednesday. Fear over the introduction of 3D TVs was misplaced, he noted, and a carry-over from worries about an … Continue reading
Report: Smoking rate within LGBT community nearly double general population
A startling disparity exists between the smoking rate in the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community compared to the general population, concludes a new report released by the American Lung Association. Researchers combed through more than 40 separate analyses to determine that lesbian, … Continue reading
Posted in Adolescent, Health
Tagged Adolescent, bisexual, gay, Health, lesbian, LGBT, transgender
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Smoking Ban Kicks Off Muslim Congress
A smoking ban was the main issue when delegates started arriving for the 46th national congress of the country’s second-largest Muslim organization, Muhammadiyah, on Friday night. Continue reading
Posted in Health, Religions: Islam
Tagged Congress, Indonesia, Islam, Muhammadiyah, smokin ban
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URAC Survey Reveals Trends In Medical Management
Preliminary results from a new survey by URAC, a national leader in health care accreditation, reveals that the medical management industry is continuing to focus resources on health information technology, but the ability of consumers to access their information on-line … Continue reading
Tibetans adapted to altitude in under 3,000 years: study
Tibetans took less than 3,000 years to adapt to living at high altitude, said a new study that could lead to insights on diseases linked to pre-birth oxygen deprivation such as epilepsy. Continue reading
Couch potato kids risk unhealthy hearts
We all tend to feel a bit stiff when we sit around a lot, but doctors say couch potatoes actually develop stiffer blood vessels from all of that lounging. Now new research indicates this is true for young people as well. Continue reading
Posted in Adolescent, Children, Children's Health, Health
Tagged Adolescent, adults, Children's Health, Health
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Study: Americans eat too much salt
Nine out of 10 Americans eat too much salt every day, and many of them get more than twice the recommended daily amount Continue reading
Posted in Health
Tagged blood pressure, coronary heart disease, Health, heart disease, salt, sodium, stroke
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Study: No link for childhood cancers, cell phone towers
A new British study finds no connection between early childhood cancer risk and pregnant mothers’ exposure to cell phone towers. The study is published in the June 24 edition of the British Medical Journal. Continue reading
Posted in Children's Health, Health, Home Life, Mobile/Cell Phones
Tagged cancer, cell phone, cell phone tower, Children's Health, Health
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California plans tough product safety limits
The state of California proposed new rules Monday that could force makers of consumer products to show they’re not using harmful plastics or other ingredients, or face restrictions including a possible ban on selling those products. If the rules go into effect, they could have a ripple effect beyond California, since many companies are unlikely to develop separate product lines, just for that state. Continue reading
Posted in Business, Children's Health, Health
Tagged Business, children, Children's Health, Environment, Health
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