The Wall Street Journal.added this to PoliticsJerrold Nadler Rep. Nadler Taken to Hospital in New YorkThe Wall Street Journal. - Siobhan HughesHouse Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerrold Nadler (D., N.Y.) was taken to the hospital for a medical exam after feeling unwell during a public meeting in New York. Mr. Nadler “seems to have been dehydrated
SlashGearadded this to SlashGear ScienceBiomarkers Researchers develop kit that lets anyone test stress levels at homeslashgear.com - Brittany A. Roston Stress isn’t a fleeting emotion for many, but rather a persistent reality with a very real impact on one’s physical and mental health. When left …
Quint Fitadded this to Everything FitIndia News Gene linked to obesity in children identifiedthequint.com - IANS New York, May 24 (IANS) Researchers have identified a common gene variant that increases the risk of obesity in children. In a study published in …
Axiosadded this to ScienceWomen's Health Aggressive but rare uterine cancers rising overallAxios - Eileen Drage O'Reilly Women aged 30-70 — particularly black women — have been getting aggressive and deadly types of uterine cancer at higher rates in recent years, …
Audioburstadded this to Audioburst Health & Science NewsHeart Disease Listen: Middle-age adults losing ground in fight against heart diseaseAudioburst - KNX 1070 NEWSRADIO "Three and it's a wakeup call for middle aged Americans heart disease deaths are back on the rise deaths are up four percents in twenty eleven among …
Birmingham MailPublic Health England This part of the West Midlands has been dubbed the 'least fit place in England'birminghammail.co.uk - Claire Miller, Kelly Ashmore Findings are based on an analysis of the proportion of people across the country who are physically active, eat their five a day and less likely to …
The Inquisitr added this to The InquisitrCancer More Than 80,000 Cancer Cases In United States Tied To Poor Diet, Study FindsThe Inquisitr - Nathan Francis A new study found that more than 80,000 cancer cases in the United States were linked to poor diet — amounting to one out of every 20 cases of cancer …
Teri Valleadded this to Staying HealthyWeight Loss Weight management isn’t just a matter of willpower, and we need to talk about all the treatment tools availableWell+Good - by Erin Magner By the time she was 29 years old, Quinn, now 32, had grown accustomed to life on the weight-loss roller coaster. She says she’s been overweight since …
Daily Mailadded this to Top StoriesBehaviorWant to lose weight? Buy some scales: Adults who weigh themselves daily are more likely to shed the pounds or stay the samedailymail.co.uk - Connor Boyd The bathroom scales are every weight-watcher's worst nightmare, but stepping on them every day could help you shed the pounds. Scientists found people …
The Sunadded this to The SunThe Brain ‘I was so fat I almost had to have brain surgery and went blind’ after obesity set off rare conditionthesun.co.uk - Nikki Watkins and Kelly Strange PILING on weight after her wedding, Martha Walker didn’t think there was anything more sinister happening to her than badly strained seams. But after …
IKITOadded this to Healthy LivingFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoTeens Trinity researchers find stark social inequalities in children's body mass index (BMI) | EurekAlert! Science Newseurekalert.org Researchers at Trinity College have found that socio-economic inequalities in children's body mass index (BMI) emerge during the pre-school years and …
NeatoramaGreat Britain Survey Finds that British People Get Drunk Moreneatorama.com - Franzified British respondents get drunk more times per year than anyone in the world, The results of the 2019 Global Drug Survey, published on Thursday, …
Los Angeles Timesadded this to PoliticsDiabetes A bill to put health warnings on soda and sugary drinks advances in CaliforniaLos Angeles Times - Patrick McGreevyCalifornia lawmakers on Thursday advanced the last major surviving bill in a package aimed at reducing consumption of sodas, approving a measure that would require health warning labels on sugary drinks.
The Guardianadded this to Top StoriesHealth (UK) Stroke deaths in England halved in a decade, study findsThe Guardian - Sarah Boseley Health editorPrevention is key, especially with rising rates of obesity, researchers say Stroke deaths in England have halved in the past 10 years thanks to better treatment, research suggests. The number of strokes
Medical News TodayProbiotics Can probiotics help you lose weight?Medical News Today - By Jon Johnson Probiotics are live organisms that occur naturally in the gut. Many supplements and fermented foods also contain probiotics. Some people wonder if …
flbd4ojc8q9c83gadded this to health issuesCardiovascular Disease Cancer Death Rates Drop, Heart Disease Deaths on the Rise for US Adultstheepochtimes.com - Wire Service Content As the number of American adults dying of cancer continues to decline, the number who are dying of heart disease is on the rise, according to a new …
Daily Mailadded this to Top StoriesPetsTime for some THIN-alot! Meet the fat cats and plump pooches set for a strict six-month diet and exercise regime in bid battledailymail.co.uk - Joel Adams Overweight pets including a cat so fat she got stuck in a child's safety gate are about to embark upon a six-month diet and exercise challenge. The …
CBS Newsadded this to U.S. NewsFortnite Wired reveals children's "food pyramid" for healthful tech dietCBS News Doctors say American kids are spending way too much time on everything from YouTube to Instagram to Fortnite. According to the American Academy of …
FAO’s goal: Healthy food for all, based on sustainable agricultural developmentfao.org - FAO-Newsroom@fao.org (FAO-Newsroom) Focusing only on producing more food is not enough, it is also crucial to produce food, that is healthy and nutritious in a way that preserves the …
The GuardianDiets 'Angry chef' brands takeaway ban policy 'racist'The Guardian - Mark Brown Arts correspondentAnthony Warner says clearing takeaway shops from near schools is not about tackling obesity A policy of banning takeaway food shops near schools has been branded “inherently racist” and more about gentrification
JJim Reardonadded this to reardonIndia News Unhealthy food at work ups risk of lifestyle ailmentsthequint.com - IANS New York , May 23 (IANS) If you tend to keep guards on unhealthy foods down at workplace, you may be at an increased risk of diabetes and …
Belfast Liveadded this to NewsNorthern Ireland Northern Ireland kids risking obesity with high junk food diets, health experts warnbelfastlive.co.uk - Ryan Smith Parents have been urged to help change their children's habits Kids in Northern Ireland are risking obesity with their high junk food diets, health …
Hindustan Timesadded this to Fashion & lifestyleFasting Ramadan fasting may help protect against diabetes, obesityhindustantimes.com - Press Trust of India Ramadan fasting can help decrease insulin resistance and maintain a healthy body weight, a study suggests. Ramadan fasting can help decrease insulin …
FFlavia Mysteryadded this to Parenting And PeopleParenting The parenting myth: How kids are raised matters less than you thinknewscientist.com - By Clare Wilson and Robert Plomin IT IS an age-old question: are we shaped more by nature or nurture? Robert Plomin, a geneticist at King’s College London, has spent his career teasing …
Countryside Obesity is rising faster in the countryside than in cities, study findsweforum.org - Kate Kelland Global rates of obesity among people who live in the countryside are rising faster than those among city dwellers, in part due to greater access in …
The Sunadded this to Health & Fitness newsBlood Pressure Stroke rates are rocketing among young Brits due to obesity and cocaine usethesun.co.uk - Nick McDermott, Health Editor STROKE rates have rocketed by a fifth among young Brits in just a decade – fuelled by obesity and cocaine use. Oxford University experts warn too many …
IKITOadded this to Healthy LivingFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoChildhood Obesity UNC program receives recognition as 'best evidence for impact' on childhood obesity | EurekAlert! Science Newseurekalert.org UNC-Chapel Hill's NAPSACC program receives national recognition as 'best evidence for impact' on childhood obesity A March 2019 brief by Healthy …
IKITOadded this to Healthy LivingFlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logo Variation of FTO gene linked to weight gain and obesity in children | EurekAlert! Science Newseurekalert.org SILVER SPRING, Md.--Researchers have discovered that children who do not have obesity, but who are at risk for the chronic disease due to a common …
Futurity Newsadded this to HealthHealth Without ‘roadblocks’, diabetic mice get more insulin-making cellsfuturity.org - Kara Gavin-U. Michigan Researchers have discovered a new way to get the mouse pancreas to make more insulin-producing beta cells. By the time someone gets a diagnosis of …
St Helens Hospital admissions for obesity hit new high in St Helenssthelensreporter.co.uk - Gary Rogers People are going to hospital with obesity-related conditions at record rates in St Helens, figures show. In the 12 months to March 2018, the rate was …
