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Help dad start a new hobby this Father’s Day
Giving dad a USB charger for his phone is not exactly an expression of love. Instead of just picking up something from Wal-Mart next week, consider a few eclectic gifts that will help him develop a new hobby. Some of these are a bit “out…
5 trendy ways to get your coffee fix (and what to know about each
Americans are certifiably obsessed with coffee. Nearly 60 percent of Americans age 18 and up report they drink coffee on any given day, according to the National Coffee Association’s 2015 trends report, with this year’s Zagat coffee survey finding that the number of people with…
85 test positive for TB after S. Indiana exposure, officials say
State health officials say more than 80 people exposed to a southern Indiana student with a confirmed case of tuberculosis have now tested positive for the disease.The State Department of Health said Friday that 85 people have tested positive to TB in skin tests,…
7 things to know before trying Crossfit
Crossfit is a lot like cilantro or Keeping Up With The Kardashians—you either love it or loathe it. Throwing barbells in the air, doing hundreds of pull ups, loud grunting, and a “paleo” diet—it’s not for everyone. But to the legions of committed Crossfitters hitting…
Human stem cells being used to treat injury in pets
While the practice of using stem cells to treat injuries in animals is not entirely new, veterinarians are now increasingly looking into using human stem cells for preventative medicine as well as an option for treatment.The Crabapple Knoll Veterinary Clinic in Alpharetta, Georgia, recently…
Human stem cells being used to treat injury in pets
While the practice of using stem cells to treat injuries in animals is not entirely new, veterinarians are now increasingly looking into using human stem cells for preventative medicine as well as an option for treatment.The Crabapple Knoll Veterinary Clinic in Alpharetta, Georgia, recently…
New blood test can detect every virus a person has had
A new DNA-based test may be able to detect a person’s entire viral history by analyzing a single drop of blood. Researchers at Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School believe that VirScan will help lead to early detection of illnesses like hepatitis C,…
Antidepressant link to newborn disorder may be less than believed
Use of antidepressants late in pregnancy may be associated with an increased risk of babies born with a serious respiratory disorder, but the increased risk appears to be less than previous research has suggested, according to a new study.The new research provides additional data…
Why working out with your significant other may not be helpful
Kara Snyder did gymnastics, played soccer and ran track growing up. When she met her now-husband, Craig Snyder, several years ago, she was training for a half-marathon and asked him if he liked to jog. His answer: “Sure, occasionally. ”Ms. Snyder invited him to…
FDA raises fainting concern with women's libido drug flibanserin
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has once again raised concerns about the safety of flibanserin, an experimental women's libido drug, saying it increased the risk of fainting and accidental injury, especially when combined with alcohol.The review, published on the FDA's website on Tuesday,…