Seemingly Natural, Safe Weight-Loss Products Dangerous
A study showed 66 different cases where a person was poisoned by what claimed to be a “natural” solution for weight loss.
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Researchers Discover Why Deaf People Have Visual Improvements
This is the first study to actually discover a relationship between the inability to use one sense and an enhancement of other senses.
2.5 Million Americans Suffer Eye Injuries Each Year, Survey Shows
Each year, 2.5 million Americans have injuries of the eye, and over 50 percent of the injuries occur at home.
Binge Drinking Rates Growing In Young Americans
Binge drinking has turned into a significant problem throughout the U.S. as more than 25 percent of individuals between the ages of 18 and 34 years old are taking part in binge drinking.
September Mold Count Severely Elevated In Chicago
The mold count is highest of the season today, and higher than it has been for the last five years.
People Find Estimating Calories To Be Difficult
In terms of counting calories, Americans are not as knowledgeable as they believe.
Cardiovascular Disease Risk Can Be Determined By Computer Program
This method includes using a software program to analyze data to notice correlations within a neural network.
Anxiety and Insomnia Medications Increase Death Risk 36 Percent
People attempting to relieve insomnia and anxiety with medication may be at an increased risk of dying.
High Cholesterol May Be Caused By Specific Gene, Study Proves
Carriers of a certain gene are more prone to have higher cholesterol or to have a heart attack.
Lack Of Sleep Linked To Mental Illness In Young Adults
Mental health problems are more likely to become chronic issues as a person continues to sleep less than the average necessary requirement.
