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What If I Ate Only One Type of Food? (LiveS...LiveScience.com - A British teenager collapsed and was rushed to the hospital this week after eating primarily chicken nuggets for the past 15 years. Stacey Irvine, 17, has reportedly survived on her nugget-heavy diet, occasionally supplemented by a bag of chips or piece of toast, since she was a toddler. Doctors have urgerd her to change her ways, but Irvine's case got us wondering: what would actually happen if you ate only one type of food for your entire life? Read more |
Future Male Birth Control May Zap Sperm with Sou...LiveScience.com - Two 15-minute tickles could be the future of male birth control. New research on rats indicates that currently available ultrasound machinery could be used to kill off sperm-growing cells, technology that could render males infertile. Read more |
Don't blame C-sections for fat children: study...Reuters - Children born by Cesarean section are no more likely to become obese than if they are born vaginally, according to a Brazilian study. Read more |
Carpooling Parents Less Vigilant About Booster S...LiveScience.com - While the majority of parents report using booster seats for their 4- to 8-year-old children, booster seat use among children who carpool is inconsistent, a new study suggests. Read more |
Why New Hampshire lets parents have broad say ov...The Christian Science Monitor - Parents in New Hampshire now have the broadest rights in the United States to demand alternatives for their children if they are concerned about what's being taught in a public school. Read more |
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What If I Ate Only One Type of Food? (LiveScience.com)
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LiveScience.com - A British teenager collapsed and was rushed to the hospital this week after eating primarily chicken nuggets for the past 15 years. Stacey Irvine, 17, has reportedly survived on her nugget-heavy diet, occasionally supplemented by a bag of chips or piece of toast, since she was a toddler. Doctors have urgerd her to change her ways, but Irvine's case got us wondering: what would actually happen if you ate only one type of food for your entire life?
Future Male Birth Control May Zap Sperm with Sound Waves (LiveScience.com)
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LiveScience.com - Two 15-minute tickles could be the future of male birth control. New research on rats indicates that currently available ultrasound machinery could be used to kill off sperm-growing cells, technology that could render males infertile.
Don't blame C-sections for fat children: study (Reuters)
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Reuters - Children born by Cesarean section are no more likely to become obese than if they are born vaginally, according to a Brazilian study.
Carpooling Parents Less Vigilant About Booster Seats (LiveScience.com)
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LiveScience.com - While the majority of parents report using booster seats for their 4- to 8-year-old children, booster seat use among children who carpool is inconsistent, a new study suggests.
Why New Hampshire lets parents have broad say over children's coursework (The Christian Science Monitor)
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The Christian Science Monitor - Parents in New Hampshire now have the broadest rights in the United States to demand alternatives for their children if they are concerned about what's being taught in a public school.
Santorum's Daughter Raises Questions About Trisomy 18 (ContributorNetwork)
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ContributorNetwork - The genetic condition Trisomy 18 made the news late Saturday when Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum had to cancel appearances in Florida ahead of the state's primary to be by his youngest daughter Bella's side as she was taken to the hospital. Bella is known to have the genetic condition, which kills 90 percent of the children afflicted with the chromosomal anomaly before or during birth, according to ABC News.
How a Mother's Love Changes a Child's Brain (LiveScience.com)
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LiveScience.com - Nurturing a child early in life may help him or her develop a larger hippocampus, the brain region important for learning, memory and stress responses, a new study shows.
Experts want suicide risk warning on ADHD drug (Reuters)
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Reuters - Children who take a common drug for attention deficit disorder should be warned about the risk of suicidal thoughts, U.S. pediatric health advisers said on Monday.
Tripp Roth Loses Epidermolysis Bullosa Battle (ContributorNetwork)
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ContributorNetwork - Tripp Roth, a Pontchatoula, La., toddler who had junctional epidermolysis bullosa, died Saturday, ABC News reported. Here are details for parents dealing with this illness, dubbed "the worst disease you didn't know about."
Nurturing Moms May Help Their Child's Brain Develop (HealthDay)
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HealthDay - MONDAY, Jan. 30 (HealthDay News) -- Preschool children whose moms
are loving and nurturing have a larger hippocampus, an area of the brain
involved in learning, memory and stress response, when they reach school
age, a new study finds.
are loving and nurturing have a larger hippocampus, an area of the brain
involved in learning, memory and stress response, when they reach school
age, a new study finds.
Positive Reinforcement May Help Patients Take Their Meds (HealthDay)
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HealthDay - FRIDAY, Jan. 27 (HealthDay News) -- Positive reinforcement, such as
receiving small, unexpected gifts and introducing upbeat thoughts into
daily routines, seems to help patients with high blood pressure take their
medication as directed, according to a new study of black Americans.
receiving small, unexpected gifts and introducing upbeat thoughts into
daily routines, seems to help patients with high blood pressure take their
medication as directed, according to a new study of black Americans.
Health Tip: Manage Pain During Childbirth (HealthDay)
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HealthDay - (HealthDay News) -- Pain is a virtual certainty during
childbirth, but there are ways to ease the discomfort without
medication.
childbirth, but there are ways to ease the discomfort without
medication.
Michigan Voters Don't Favor Legalizing Marijuana (ContributorNetwork)
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ContributorNetwork - Michigan voters passed the Michigan Medical Marijuana Act in 2008 with nearly 63 percent of the vote. On the November ballot, Michigan voters might be asked to consider legalizing marijuana for general use. According to a recent poll, residents are far more cautious about that type of law, reports the Detroit Free Press. Here are details about the legalized marijuana petition drive and how residents are responding to it.
BTG's varicose-vein drug succeeds in U.S. study (Reuters)
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Reuters - British pharmaceutical firm BTG said the first of two U.S. trials of its varicose vein treatment Varisolve had met all its goals, bringing a launch of the long-delayed product a step closer.
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