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Make This Halloween a Safe One for People With Dementia
Sunday, Oct. 29, 2023Halloween is often frightening for loved ones who have demential, but there are ways to keep it safe and not scary. “Halloween can be very challenging and stressful for someone with dementia because of...
- Posted October 29, 2023
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Staring at Screens Can Cause Eye Strain. Here’s Tips to Prevent That
Millions of people spend hours looking at screens every day, straining their eyes. An ophthalmologist at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston offers some tips for easing both eye strain and headaches. “We focus on one object,...
- Posted October 28, 2023
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Don’t Trust TikTok for Trustworthy Info on Autism
TikTok may be great for watching funny cat videos and learning make-up hacks, but new research suggests this platform should not be trusted when it comes to information on autism. “The majority of the information was either...
- Posted October 27, 2023
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Just 7% of U.S. Adults Have Gotten Updated COVID Vaccine
Fewer Americans are rolling up their sleeves for the updated COVID-19 shot, leading health experts to call for a stepped-up vaccination campaign. Only 7% of adults and 2% of children in the United States have received the...
- Posted October 27, 2023
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This is Your Brain on Zoom
You might be talking to a real person while on Zoom, but it’s just not the same to your brain as a face-to-face conversation. New research using sophisticated imaging tools found that the brain activity of people...
- Posted October 27, 2023
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Diabetes Tied to Worse Outcomes When Colon Cancer Strikes
Having diabetes and colon cancer together can raise the risk of dying early, particularly for patients with diabetic complications, a new study shows. To arrive at that conclusion, researchers from National Taiwan University examined data for more...
- Posted October 27, 2023
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FDA Issues Warning on Dangers of Probiotic Products for Preemie Babies
Federal regulators have sent warning letters to two companies for illegally selling probiotic products for use in preterm infants. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration also sent a letter to health care providers warning of the risks....
- Posted October 27, 2023
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Female Chimps May Experience Menopause, Too
New research finds the first proof that wild female chimpanzees experience menopause, similar to humans. The study was part of two decades of research in the Ngogo community of wild chimpanzees in western Uganda’s Kibale National Park....
- Posted October 27, 2023
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Baby Activity Centers Sold at Walmart Recalled Due to Injury Risk
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and Dorel Juvenile Group have announced a recall of an infant/toddler activity center due to injuries. The Cosco Jump, Spin & Play Activity Centers were sold exclusively at Walmart. Straps holding...
- Posted October 27, 2023
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Even Small Dietary Changes Bring Big Benefit to the Planet
Fighting climate change could come down to choosing chicken for your burrito or using soy milk for coffee creamer, a new study suggests. Making simple substitutions to an everyday diet can reduce the average American’s food-based carbon...
- Posted October 26, 2023




















