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7 Things You Need To Know Today (October 22, 2018)
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A new study reveals that most veterinarians are experiencing moderate to severe moral distress, especially when pet owners opt for euthanasia because they can't or won't pay for a better treatment. The authors on the study see the strong connection to ...

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Health benefits of turmeric
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Regular intake of this natural substance is right for your health as confirmed by several high-quality studies and research findings as will later be discussed in this piece of writing. Top in our list of benefits harnessed from turmeric and ...

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The Indian Express
3D bioprinting technique could create artificial blood vessels, organ tissue
EurekAlert (press release)
The findings could one day lead to better, more personalized treatments for those suffering from hypertension and other vascular diseases. "The idea was to add independent mechanical properties to 3D structures that can mimic the body's natural tissue ...
Novel 3D bioprinting tech to create artificial blood vessels, organ tissueThe Indian Express

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ESPN
Texans' Andre Hal: 'It was a blessing' to play again with cancer in remission
ESPN
And while he was looking up, he thanked his dad, Andre Hal Sr., who had a heart attack this month and died Tuesday at the age of 55. "He wanted to see me back on the field, and I know he was watching today," Hal said. Hal was added to the 53-man roster ...

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Press of Atlantic City
Want to live longer and healthier? Eat less sugar: Dr. Nina
Press of Atlantic City
If you were to ask me to point to one leading culprit in our nation's expanding waistlines, weight increase and rapidly deteriorating health, it would be sugar. The amount of havoc sugar and sugar substitutes have wreaked on our nation is alarming and ...

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The New Times
Obesity in children, a growing problem
The New Times
A study has found that obese children have stiffening of blood vessels in neck, due to fat deposits and also have abnormal levels of cholesterol in blood, which is a risk factor both for stroke and heart attack. Children who are obese are more likely ...

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Charleston Gazette-Mail
WV Culinary Team: October a reminder to tend to our inner gardens
Charleston Gazette-Mail
... their own defenses to fight off disease. As reported in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, “Phytochemicals are natural compounds found in plants that are responsible for the color, taste and aroma of foods. ... Carotene-rich vegetables ...

Industry Research Now
New drug could sustain oxygen-starved hearts
Science Daily
"Any tissue with compromised blood flow, whether due to trauma, stroke, or heart disease, could potentially be targeted by a treatment like this," said Emin Maltepe, MD, PhD, associate professor of pediatrics at UCSF and co-senior author of the paper ...
This drug could sustain oxygen-starved heartsBusiness Standard
Discovered: Drug that can sustain oxygen-starved heartsummid.com
This novel drug could sustain oxygen-starved heartsNewsline

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The New Times
Will villains clone themselves to take over the world?
The New Times
Just as office workers replicate documents by using copy machines, scientists like us who study plant disease use the biological equivalent of a copier to clone genes, cells, and tissues, as well as entire organisms. The most ... Genes code for traits ...

MicroCap Daily
Stock Spotlight is Endonovo Therapeutics Inc (OTCMKTS: ENDV)
MicroCap Daily
The Company's current portfolio of commercial and clinical-stage wearable Electroceuticals™ Therapies addresses wound healing, pain, post-surgical pain and edema, cardiovascular disease, chronic kidney disease, and Central Nervous System (CNS ...

Business Standard
This drug could sustain oxygen-starved hearts
Business Standard
"Any tissue with compromised blood flow, whether due to trauma, stroke, or heart disease, could potentially be targeted by a treatment like this," said Emin Maltepe, co-senior author of the paper. Cardiovascular diseases such as coronary artery disease ...

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The Philadelphia Tribune
Tuskegee Syphilis Study's Black 'Guinea Pigs'
The Philadelphia Tribune
And heart disease. And bone deformity. And dental disfigurement. And central nervous system deterioration. And excruciating death that resulted in up to 58 percent of untreated syphilis cases throughout America. The purpose of the study was to monitor ...

New drug could sustain oxygen-starved hearts
Medical Xpress
The new drug, called OMX-CV, was developed by Omniox, Inc.—a biopharmaceutical company developing oxygen-delivery therapeutics for the treatment of cancer, cardiovascular diseases, trauma and other conditions in which low oxygen levels, or hypoxia ...

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The Seattle Times
Seattle Times editorial board endorsements for 2018 general election
The Seattle Times
No: I-1634 aims to prevent local governments from enacting new taxes on soda and sugary drinks, which experts say increase the risk of type 2 diabetes, heart disease and obesity. Voters should reject I-1634 so that local governments can continue to ...

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Doctor NDTV
Natural And Effective Remedies For Getting Rid Of Male Pattern Baldness Once And For All
Doctor NDTV
Also read: Beware! Premature Greying And Baldness In Men Ups Risk Of Heart Disease. 4. Eggs. Massaging your scalp with eggs can be helpful as a natural remedy for male pattern baldness. Protein-rich eggs can help in maintaining thick and long hair.

mindbodygreen.com
Natural Diuretics: Your New Go-To Remedy For Bloat & PMS
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One study showed that patients who ingested hawthorn by taking it as a supplement or herb experienced an overall protective effect in the treatment of cardiovascular disease. The patients taking hawthorn were also less likely to be prescribed ...

MIT Technology Review
Want to know when you're going to die?
MIT Technology Review
Because most common diseases—cancer, heart disease, Alzheimer's—are diseases of aging, the ticking of Horvath's clock predicts how long someone will live and how much of that life will be free of these diseases (though it doesn't foretell which ones ...

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Medical News Today
Sources of stem cells
Medical News Today
... networks of blood-perfused vessels had formed. The quality of these new blood vessels was as good as the nearby natural ones. The authors hoped that this type of technique could eventually help to treat people with cardiovascular and vascular diseases.

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Daily Maverick
Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome and breaking stereotypes – it's not a 'girl thing'
Daily Maverick
They are also at risk of complications such as Type 2 diabetes and heart disease. I was diagnosed with PCOS at just 20 years old. At that time, I was an ambitioUs ... And for the love of beauty treatments, should I just rather resign to the idea of ...