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2022-07-29 01:27On Monkeypox, Health Secretary Says States ‘Need to Work With Us’

The suggestion that states need to do more seemed to startle state and local officials, who said in interviews that they are generally satisfied with the federal government’s response.
New York Times - Health

2022-07-29 00:30England Overhauls Medical Care for Transgender Youth

The National Health Service is closing England’s sole youth gender clinic, which had been criticized for long wait times and inadequate services.
New York Times - Health

2022-07-28 23:11As Mega Millions Prize Balloons, Our Brains Are Affected

Prize is the third-largest in recent history
WebMD

2022-07-28 22:01Ancient DNA Points to Oral Herpes' Beginnings

For the first time, researchers report they have uncovered and sequenced four ancient herpes virus genomes.
WebMD

2022-07-28 21:52Diets Heavy in 'Ultra-Processed' Foods Could Harm the Brain

According to a new study, eating lots of ultra-processed foods may dramatically increase your risk for dementia.
WebMD

2022-07-28 21:12How to Find a Transgender-Affirming Therapist

If you’re a transgender person, it can be a challenge to find a gender-affirming therapist. Here are steps you can take to find supportive mental health care.
WebMD

2022-07-28 21:09How Doctors Are Weighing the Legal Risks of Abortion Care

Since the Roe v. Wade was overturned, abortion providers must make many day-to-day medical decisions, with the changing legal risks being as top-of-mind to doctors as the safety of their patients.
WebMD

2022-07-28 20:04Patients, Ads Set Men Straight on Peyronie’s

Often the condition is painful. Men who have Peyronie’s tend to be in middle age and have other conditions, including diabetes and erectile dysfunction – or both.
WebMD

2022-07-28 20:02Natural Hair: What to Know Before You Color It

If you have natural hair and you’re thinking of coloring it, read this first.
WebMD

2022-07-28 19:54Video Gamers Are Better Decision-Makers

College coeds who play action video games make faster, better decisions than non-gamers, a study shows.
WebMD

2022-07-28 17:35A.I. Predicts the Shape of Nearly Every Protein Known to Science

DeepMind has expanded its database of microscopic biological mechanisms, hoping to accelerate research into all living things.
New York Times - Health

2022-07-28 15:47COVID-19 Vaccines for Children Ages 6 Months to 5 Years

Source: Nemours FoundationRelated MedlinePlus Pages: COVID-19 Vaccines
MedlinePlus

2022-07-28 15:46How Gene Therapy Can Cure or Treat Diseases

Source: Food and Drug AdministrationRelated MedlinePlus Pages: Genes and Gene Therapy
MedlinePlus

2022-07-28 14:56Cold sores traced back to kissing in Bronze Age by Cambridge research

Scientists say a strain of herpes arose during vast migrations of people 5,000 years ago.
BBC News Health

2022-07-28 14:54Medikamentenknappheit: Ich brauche Insulin zum Leben – aber bekomme es nicht. Und ich bin nicht der Einzige

Was kann man tun, wenn das Medikament, auf das man dringend angewiesen ist, nicht geliefert wird?
Stern.de

2022-07-28 12:23Präsentismus: Wenn man krank ist, aber trotzdem zur Arbeit geht – und alle Beteiligten leiden

Wer krank ist, gehört ins Bett und nicht ins Büro. Genau damit aber tun sich viele schwer. Sie schleppen sich trotzdem zur Arbeit. Das Phänomen nennt sich Präsentismus – vor allem Frauen neigen dazu.
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2022-07-28 11:05Dangerous bacterium found in Mississippi soil

Medics are on alert for cases of the rare infection that cause can be serious and even deadly to some people.
BBC News Health

2022-07-28 11:00Dr. Caitlin Bernard, Who Provided Abortion to Ohio 10-Year Old, Speaks Out and Pays a Price

Dr. Caitlin Bernard, who provided an abortion to a 10-year-old, says doctors shouldn’t be silent. But she finds herself at the center of a post-Roe clash shaking the medical community.
New York Times - Health

2022-07-28 10:34Anti-Knirsch-Hilfe: Aufbissschiene reinigen: Wirksame Mittel gegen Ablagerungen

Kopf- und Kieferschmerzen sind häufig die Folge von (nächtlichem) Zähneknirschen. Um die Beschwerden zu lindern, verschreiben immer mehr Zahnärzte eine sogenannte Aufbissschiene. Durch das regelmäßige Tragen kann sich diese mit der Zeit ver...
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2022-07-28 10:28Fitness: Ausbilder der britischen Streitkräfte: "Es ist nicht in Ordnung, als Soldat fett zu sein"

Farren Morgan trainiert die Soldaten der Queen und zieht nun gegen die "Body-Positivity"-Bewegung zu Felde. Das sei eine selbstgefällige Ideologie, die einen faulen und ungesunden Lebensstil fördere. Stattdessen bietet er ein eigenes Fitnes...
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