Influx of work-related e-mails trigger stress, anxiety

SYDNEY – Beware of an influx of work-related e-mails that invade your private life, causing stress, anxiety as well as potential damage to family relationships.

Melissa Gregg of the department of gender and cultural studies, University of Sydney, who conducted a study, says until now many people considered social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter …. Source  : Influx of work-related e-mails trigger stress, anxiety.

Babies of overweight mums run risk of obesity

WASHINGTON – Aspiring moms may be advised to achieve a healthy weight before they become pregnant or their babies may run the risk of obesity later.

Now, studies by Kartik Shankar and colleagues could provide new insights into those recommendations.
Shankar, assistant professor of paediatrics, University of Arkansas (UA), is taking a new, closer look …. Original article  : Babies of overweight mums run risk of obesity.

Advani launches ‘Clean Ganga’ campaign in Rishikesh

RISHIKESH – Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) senior leader LK Advani along with Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama and Yoga Guru Baba Ramdev on Sunday launched the ‘Clean Ganga’ campaign in Rishikesh.

The campaign ‘Sparsh Ganga’ (Touch Ganga), supported by the state government, was also attended by the state Chief Minister Ramesh Pokhariyal Nishank.
Advani hailed the …. Source  : Advani launches ‘Clean Ganga’ campaign in Rishikesh.

When money makes you sick

AUCKLAND – A former New Zealand bank teller, who fell sick after handling large amounts of currency notes in an unventilated vault, says “money is the filthiest stuff you could ever imagine”.

Stephanie Connell, 52, suffered from depression, body rash and exhaustion and some some of the symptoms remain 18 months after leaving the job. …. Source article on Gaea Times at  : When money makes you sick.

Study says babies’ lives, health costs saved if 90 percent of US women breast-fed for 6 months

Study: Breast-feeding would save lives, money

CHICAGO – The lives of nearly 900 babies would be saved each year, along with billions of dollars, if 90 percent of U.S. women breast-fed their babies for the first six months of life, a cost analysis says.
Those startling results, published online Monday in the journal Pediatrics, are only an … Original article on : Study says babies’ lives, health costs saved if 90 percent of US women breast-fed for 6 months.

Conductor James Levine to have 2nd back operation, miss rest of Metropolitan Opera season

Levine to have 2nd back operation, miss Met season

NEW YORK – Conductor James Levine will have a second back operation and will miss the rest of his increasingly diminished Metropolitan Opera season.
The 66-year-old, who is the music director of the Met and the Boston Symphony Orchestra, had surgery last fall to repair a herniated disk …. Read the original article  : Conductor James Levine to have 2nd back operation, miss rest of Metropolitan Opera season.

Butler trainer says Matt Howard has concussion and will be re-evaluated Monday morning

Butler trainer says Howard has concussion
INDIANAPOLIS – Butler trainer Ryan Galloy says Matt Howard has the “mildest of mild concussions.”

Howard was held out of Sunday’s practice and will be re-evaluated Monday morning. He could miss Monday night’s national championship game against Duke.
Galloy says Sunday that the junior apparently took two shots to the head in …. Source  : Butler trainer says Matt Howard has concussion and will be re-evaluated Monday morning.

Women suffer bad eyesight for not wearing glasses

LONDON – Millions of British women are suffering from poor vision because they are too vain to wear spectacles, a study has revealed.

The research revealed a quarter of females who need glasses refuse to get their eyes tested and would rather squint or suffer blurred vision than ‘ruin their appearance’ with spectacles, reports dailymail.co.uk.
Approximately … Read the original article on Gaea Times at : Women suffer bad eyesight for not wearing glasses.

AP ENTERPRISE: Athletes turn to ‘blood spinning’ to heal faster, but researchers have doubts

Doubts cast about trendy sports medicine therapy
FORT MYERS, Fla. – With opening day around the corner, Cliff Lee didn’t have time for another abdominal strain.
The former Cy Young Award winner had a similar injury twice before in spring training, and on both occasions it kept him out at least six weeks. This time, …. Source  : AP ENTERPRISE: Athletes turn to ‘blood spinning’ to heal faster, but researchers have doubts.

Peru announces free health-care for the poor

Lima, April 4 (IANS/EFE) Peru has announced a new health-care plan to ensure free medical facilities for the poor in the country.

President Alan Garcia issued a decree to enact a new health-care law which seeks to ensure that free high-quality medical treatment is available to the poorest of society.
Under the new regulation announced Friday, …. Original article on Gaea Times at  : Peru announces free health-care for the poor.

How to keep the weight off after low-energy diet

WASHINGTON – A new study from Swedish researchers has suggested that switching back to normal food gradually helps reduce the risk of weight regain after a very-low-energy diet.

For 12 weeks a group of just over 260 patients swapped their normal food for a very-low-energy diet in the … Read the original article on Gaea Times at : How to keep the weight off after low-energy diet.

World Health Day To Be Observed Tomorrow

AHMEDABAD, INDIA (GaeaTimes.com)- The World Heath Day is celebrated every year on April 7 all across the world. As the day approaches this year, various initiatives are being taken in cities across the country to mark this day and at the same time raise awareness about a number of heath-related factors.
In order to …. Original article  : World Health Day To Be Observed Tomorrow.

Poisoning by prescription drugs endemic in US

WASHINGTON – Prescription drugs have become the second leading cause of unintentional deaths in the US.

Researchers found that hospitalisation for poisoning by prescription opioids, sedatives and tranquilisers in the US had increased by 65 percent from 1999 to 2006.
“Deaths and hospitalisation associated with prescription drug misuse have reached epidemic proportions,” said Jeffrey … Read more >>.

Exercise can ease depression, anxiety

WASHINGTON – Exercise is a magic drug for those with depression and anxiety disorders, and should be more widely prescribed by mental health care providers, says new research.

“Individuals who exercise report fewer symptoms of anxiety and depression, and lower levels of stress and anger,” says Jasper Smits, director of the Anxiety Research and Treatment …. Original source  : Exercise can ease depression, anxiety.

Exercise may be the best treatment for depression, anxiety

WASHINGTON – Exercise has been found to effectively treat depression and anxiety disorders, and it should be more widely prescribed by mental health professionals, say researchers.

“Exercise has been shown to have tremendous benefits for mental health. The more therapists who are trained in exercise therapy, the better off patients will be,” said Jasper Smits, director … Original article on : Exercise may be the best treatment for depression, anxiety.

High prevalence of epilepsy associated with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder

WASHINGTON – A new study has discovered a very high prevalence of epilepsy/seizures in kids with a fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD).

Fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD) refers to a range of negative developmental outcomes that result from maternal drinking during pregnancy. Children with FASD can suffer from many problems, including epilepsy, a disorder characterized by … Read more >>>.

What affects sibling relationships

WASHINGTON – Seemingly innocent sibling fights can affect the quality of their relationships, says a recent study published in Child Development.

Researchers in Missouri University identified two major types of conflict among siblings after interviewing pairs aged between eight and 20.
“The first conflict area includes issues about physical and emotional personal space, such …. Read the original article  : here.

Mangosteen juice may help lower marker of inflammation, improve weight

WASHINGTON – XanGo Juice, a premium mangosteen beverage, can help lower marker of inflammation and improve weight and body fat, indicates a new study.

The study published in Nutrition Journal discovered that the juice lowered levels of C-reactive protein (CRP) in overweight and obese people in a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled human trial. CRP is a marker … Read more »».

Duke hangs on _ barely _ to beat Butler 61-59 for 4th national championship

Duke hangs on, beats Butler for 4th national title

The Duke Blue Devils are national champions.
Again.
Surviving everything that Butler could muster in front of a hometown crowd in one of the closest, most exhilarating national championship games in history, Duke hung on for a 61-59 victory that gives coach Mike Krzyzewski his fourth national title.
It’s the … Read : Duke hangs on _ barely _ to beat Butler 61-59 for 4th national championship.

Butler and Duke coming down to wire for NCAA championship in Indianapolis

Butler and Duke coming down to wire for NCAA title

Butler will have the last shot with 13.6 seconds remaining, trailing Duke 60-59.
Brian Zoubek got away with throwing Butler forward Matt Howard to the floor when the Blue Devils had the ball, but in another instance of karma, the ball ended up bouncing off the Duke …. Source article  : Butler and Duke coming down to wire for NCAA championship in Indianapolis.

Play soccer to remain fit

WASHINGTON – Do you play soccer? If not, it’s time you joined those playing in the field close to your house. You may not score a goal, but you are sure to score on fitness level and avoid lifestyle-related diseases.

An extensive soccer research project involving more than 50 researchers from seven countries studied the …. Original article on Gaea Times at  : Play soccer to remain fit.

Breathing through mouth cause health problems

WASHINGTON – When spring flowers bloom, pollen and other materials can wreak havoc on those suffering from seasonal allergies causing a problem called mouth breathing.
The physical, medical and social problems associated with mouth breathing are not recognised by most healthcare professionals, says a new study.
Dentists typically request that their patients …. Read the original article  : here.

Eating eggs for breakfast cuts calorie consumption throughout the day

WASHINGTON – Eating eggs for breakfast everyday can reduce hunger and decreases calorie consumption at lunch and throughout the day, according to a new study.

The study found that men who consumed an egg-based breakfast ate significantly fewer calories when offered an unlimited lunch … Read this article on Gaea Times at : Eating eggs for breakfast cuts calorie consumption throughout the day.

Look at sick people to stay healthy

WASHINGTON – Want to keep colds and flus at bay? Well, then start looking at sick people, according to a study.

Mark Schaller, a psychologist at the University of British Columbia and his colleagues hypothesized that seeing disease-connoting cues promotes a more aggressive immune response in people.
For testing the hypothesis, the scientist asked a group people …. Source  : Look at sick people to stay healthy.

Health problems linked with mouth breathing often go unnoticed

WASHINGTON – The adverse affect of “mouth breathing” often go unrecognised, as most health care professionals are not aware of the physical, medical and social problems linked with the habit, according to a new study.
As people are very regular in their dental check ups, … Read more »».

Air pollution exposure at schools linked to development of asthma in kids

WASHINGTON – A new study led by researchers at the Keck School of Medicine of the University of Southern California (USC) suggests that traffic-related pollution near schools is linked to the development of asthma in kids.

Study’s lead author Rob McConnell, professor of preventive … Read more : Air pollution exposure at schools linked to development of asthma in kids.

Fruits, vegetables offer little protection against cancer

WASHINGTON – A new study has shown that eating more fruit and vegetables has only a modest effect on protecting against cancer.

An analysis by Mount Sinai researchers of over eight years of dietary data from more than 400,000 people has found that the relationship between high consumption of fruits and vegetables and a reduced risk …. Original source  : Fruits, vegetables offer little protection against cancer.

Obesity in infants can be diagnosed at 6 months

WASHINGTON – A new study by researchers at the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston has shown that obesity can be detected in infants as young as 6 months.

By analyzing the electronic medical records of babies seen for routine ‘well-child’ visits to the UTMB pediatric clinic, Dr. David McCormick, senior author of the study, …. Source article  : Obesity in infants can be diagnosed at 6 months.

Walking linked to lower stroke risk in women

WASHINGTON – Women can lower their stroke risk by walking, a new study suggests.
In the study, researchers found that women who walked two or more hours a week or who usually walked at a brisk pace had a significantly lower risk of stroke than women who didn’t walk.

The risks were lower for total stroke, clot-related …. Source  : Gaea News Network.

Bacteria can help fight dengue, malaria

WASHINGTON – A team of scientists claim to have found a new method to check the spread of mosquito-born diseases such as dengue and malaria.

A group of American and Australian researchers at the University of Michigan observed that mosquitoes infected with Wolbachia bacteria were unable to produce larvae as the infection caused Cytoplasmic Incompatibility (CI), …. Read the original article  : Bacteria can help fight dengue, malaria.

Sleep apnea ‘doubles stroke risk in men’

WASHINGTON – Obstructive sleep apnea more than doubles the risk of stroke in men, according to a new study’s results.

The common disorder, in which the upper airway is intermittently narrowed or blocked, disrupting sleep and breathing during sleep, is associated with an increased risk of stroke in …. Source  : Gaea News Network.

Exercise pill for osteoporosis patients on the way

WASHINGTON – Scientists have discovered precisely how mechanical stress, such as exercise, promotes new bone growth, a discovery which could lead to the development of new drugs for osteoporosis patients unable to exercise.

The research report, described …. Original article on Gaea Times at  : Exercise pill for osteoporosis patients on the way.

Karzai may be using drugs, says ex-UN envoy to Afghanistan

NEW YORK – A former United Nations (UN) ambassador to Afghanistan has questioned the ‘mental stability’ of Afghan President Hamid Karzai and suggested that he may be using drugs.

Peter Galbraith, the former deputy head of the UN mission in Afghanistan, has made … Read the original article on Gaea Times at : Karzai may be using drugs, says ex-UN envoy to Afghanistan.

Vitamin C and E supplements don’t cut risk for BP disorders of pregnancy

LONDON – Vitamin C and E supplements are of no help when taken in early pregnancy to reduce the risk for the hypertensive disorders and their complications that occur during pregnancy, says a new study.

The supplements notably failed … Read the original article on Gaea Times at : Vitamin C and E supplements don’t cut risk for BP disorders of pregnancy.

New approach for identifying smokers at highest lung cancer risk

WASHINGTON – A new approach for identifying smokers at the highest risk for developing lung cancer has been discovered by scientists from Boston University School of Medicine (BUSM) in collaboration with [..] Read the original article: here.

Transcendental Meditation may help fight depression

WASHINGTON – Transcendental Meditation, a stress-busting technique, may help reduce symptoms of depression, according to two new studies.

The studies will be presented at the 31st Annual Meeting of the Society of Behavioral Medicine in Seattle, Washington April 9th, 2010.
The studies, conducted at Charles …. Read the original article  : Transcendental Meditation may help fight depression.

Smoking may up multiple sclerosis risk in some

WASHINGTON – Smoking may increase the risk of multiple sclerosis (MS) in people who also have specific established risk factors for MS, a new study has shown.

The research is published in the April 7, 2010, online issue of Neurology, the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology.
It involved 442 people with MS and 865 …. Original article on Gaea Times at  : Smoking may up multiple sclerosis risk in some.

Sunscreen nanoparticles could be toxic if accidentally eaten

WASHINGTON – Nanoparticles of zinc oxide present in sunscreens could prove toxic if consumed accidentally, according to a study.

Particles smaller than 100 nanometers are slightly more toxic to colon cells than conventional zinc oxide.
Solid zinc oxide was more toxic than equivalent amounts of soluble zinc, and direct particle to cell contact was required to cause …. Source article on Gaea Times at  : Sunscreen nanoparticles could be toxic if accidentally eaten.

Blame CO2 in blood for ‘near-death experiences’

WASHINGTON – Excess carbon dioxide in the blood could be the cause behind near-death experiences such as seeing “a bright light at the end of a tunnel”, according to a new study.

Near death experiences (NDEs) are reported to include sensations such as life flashing before the eyes, feelings of peace and joy, and apparent encounters … Read more >>>.

Study: Most NYC firefighters, EMTs who suffered lung damage on 9/11 aren’t getting better

Study finds 9/11-related lung damage long lasting

NEW YORK – Most of the New York City firefighters and medics whose lungs were damaged by pulverized masonry and glass from the World Trade Center attacks are not improving as time goes by, according to a new study.
The results are based on breathing tests from nearly 11,000 firefighters …. Source article  : Study: Most NYC firefighters, EMTs who suffered lung damage on 9/11 aren’t getting better.

Nicotine withdrawal causes dangerous agitation in intensive care patients

WASHINGTON – During intensive care, nicotine withdrawal can cause dangerous agitation in patients, say scientists.

Writing in BioMed Central’s open access journal Critical Care, boffins found that compared to non-smokers, agitated smokers were more likely to accidentally remove tubes … Read more : Nicotine withdrawal causes dangerous agitation in intensive care patients.

Chlamydia screening unlikely to cut women’s chances of pelvic disease

LONDON – Annual chlamydia screening may not protect women from pelvic inflammatory disease, says a research published on bmj.com.

The study, which included 2529 sexually active female students between the ages of 16 to 27 from 20 universities and further education colleges in London, concluded that most cases … Read : Chlamydia screening unlikely to cut women’s chances of pelvic disease.

Achoo! Pollen is everywhere, and plaguing allergy sufferers across the nation

Achoo! Pollen at its worst in years in many areas

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – Pollen: It’s on your car, in the air and especially in your sinuses.
From Florida to Texas to Colorado, 2010 is shaping up to be a monster of an allergy season. The words “pollen” and “allergy” are among the top 10 trending topics …. Read the original article  : Achoo! Pollen is everywhere, and plaguing allergy sufferers across the nation.

Trans fats ‘can prove dangerous for women with heart disease’

NEW YORK – Trans fats, found in many packaged foods, are deadly for women with heart disease, says a new study.

According to a study reported by Rodale Health, females with heart disease who eat the most trans fats (at least 2.5 percent of their daily caloric intake) are three times as likely to suffer a … Original source on Gaea Times at : Trans fats ‘can prove dangerous for women with heart disease’.

FDA reviews potential hormone interference from antiseptic chemical in soap, toothpaste

FDA reviews antiseptic chemical in soap
WASHINGTON – The Food and Drug Administration is reviewing the safety of a widely used chemical found in antibacterial soap, toothpaste and other consumer goods.

The agency said Thursday in an online statement it is looking into recent studies showing the chemical triclosan can alter hormone levels in animals. Other studies …. Original source  : FDA reviews potential hormone interference from antiseptic chemical in soap, toothpaste.

Royal officials: Camilla, wife of Prince Charles, breaks her leg while hiking in Scotland

Camilla, wife of Prince Charles, breaks her leg

LONDON – Camilla, the wife of Prince Charles, has broken her left leg while hiking in Scotland, royal officials said Thursday.
The 62-year-old royal was walking in the hills Wednesday when she slipped and fractured the leg, Clarence House said in a statement. The break was confirmed by an …. Source article  : Royal officials: Camilla, wife of Prince Charles, breaks her leg while hiking in Scotland.

Sanofi-Aventis, CureDM Group Holdings sign deal to develop potential diabetes drug

Sanofi-Aventis, CureDM developing diabetes drug

NEW YORK – Sanofi-Aventis and CureDM Group Holdings LLC said Thursday they will work to develop a diabetes treatment aimed at restoring a patient’s ability to produce insulin and other pancreatic hormones.
The deal is potentially worth more than $335 million to biotechnology company CureDM.
Current diabetes treatments focus on either adding insulin … Read more >>>.

Divorced Brit women turning to plastic surgery to woo new lovers

LONDON – In a bid to look young and woo new partners, divorced women in the UK are thronging cosmetic surgery clinics.

Experts say that there are many women who are using their alimony to fund their surgeries.ccording to a report by Harley Medical Group, the number …. Original article on Gaea Times at  : Divorced Brit women turning to plastic surgery to woo new lovers.

British doctors separate conjoined Irish twins in 14-hour operation at London hospital

Doctors separate conjoined Irish twins
LONDON – British doctors say they successfully separated conjoined Irish twins in a London hospital.

The twin boys, Hassan and Hussein Benhaffaf, were born in Cork, Ireland, joined at the chest. They did not share any major organs. About 20 doctors and nurses at London’s Great Ormond Street Hospital were involved in …. Original source  : British doctors separate conjoined Irish twins in 14-hour operation at London hospital.

Over 50s at health risk from excess iron, copper intake

WASHINGTON – Consumers over 50 years of age should consider steps to cut copper and iron intake to reduce the risk of age-related diseases, says a new study. he report has appeared in ACS’ Chemical Research in Toxicology.

George J. Brewer says in the report: “This story of copper … Read more »».

Oz men turn to libido-lowering drugs to avoid sex-related crimes

SYDNEY – Australian men with high sex drives are using testosterone-lowering drugs in order to avoid committing sex related crimes.

Health Department figures in Australia showed an increase of 1150 patients each year from 2004 to 2007, who have been undergoing the medication, cyproterone acetate, for sexual deviance.
However, Stephen Allnutt, a forensic psychiatrist in private practice … Read this article on Gaea Times at : Oz men turn to libido-lowering drugs to avoid sex-related crimes.

40 child deaths reported in China’s latest outbreak of hand, foot and mouth disease

Virus outbreak causes 40 child deaths in China

BEIJING – A top Chinese leader called for stepped-up research into vaccines and drugs for hand, foot and mouth disease after 40 children died from outbreaks last month, a state news agency said Saturday.
The Ministry of Health reported 77,756 cases of the disease in March. The number of …. Original source  : 40 child deaths reported in China’s latest outbreak of hand, foot and mouth disease.

E. coli outbreak kills 1 child, sickens 3 other children from Washington state day care

E. coli kills 1 child, sickens 3 at Wash. day care

VANCOUVER, Wash. – A recent outbreak of a potentially deadly strain of E. coli at a Washington state day care center has killed one child and sickened three others, health officials said Friday.
Elizabeth Winter of the Washington state Department of Early Learning said the child …. Source article on Gaea Times at  : E. coli outbreak kills 1 child, sickens 3 other children from Washington state day care.

Hamlin will start race, not sure how far he will be able to go 10 days after knee surgery

Hamlin not sure how far knee will go in Cup race

AVONDALE, Ariz. – Denny Hamlin cringed climbing in and out of the car with his surgically repaired left knee. He had a noticeable limp walking around the garage area.
While Hamlin still definitely plans to start the NASCAR Sprint Cup race Saturday, he’s not sure if … Read : Hamlin will start race, not sure how far he will be able to go 10 days after knee surgery.

Colombian presidential contender Antanas Mockus has Parkinson’s disease, campaign continues

Colombia candidate discloses Parkinson’s diagnosis
BOGOTA – A Colombian presidential candidate and popular former mayor of Bogota revealed Friday that he has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease.
Green Party candidate Antanas Mockus has been vying for second place in recent public opinion polls ahead of May 30 presidential election. A second-round runoff is likely between …. Read the original article  : here.

Advocates: At least 1 physician-assisted suicide in Mont. since court ruled it wasn’t illegal

Advocates: At least 1 assisted suicide in Montana

HELENA, Mont. – Advocates say doctors in Montana have helped at least one patient commit suicide since a court ruled it wasn’t illegal. But the state has no way of knowing how many others there may be, who is doing it or even how it is being done.
Montana … Read the original article on Gaea Times at : Advocates: At least 1 physician-assisted suicide in Mont. since court ruled it wasn’t illegal.

Denny Hamlin back on the track, driving in NASCAR Cup practice 9 days after knee surgery

Hamlin back on track 9 days after knee surgery

AVONDALE, Ariz. – Denny Hamlin isn’t sure he will be able to finish his first race after knee surgery.
“I don’t know how far I will go,” Hamlin said after driving about 70 laps during two practice sessions Friday. “It definitely aches quite a bit and the problem …. Source  : Gaea News Network.

British doctors save baby born not breathing by using inert gas to cool his brain

British doctors use inert gas to save baby

LONDON – British doctors say they have used an inert gas to prevent brain injury in a baby boy who was born in critical condition.
The treatment with xenon gas is experimental and has not been used elsewhere, the doctors at St. Michael’s Hospital in Bristol said Friday.
When Riley … Read this article on Gaea Times at : British doctors save baby born not breathing by using inert gas to cool his brain.

Obesity deadlier than smoking when it comes to premature death

SYDNEY – A study has found that obesity has overtaken smoking as the leading cause of premature death and illness in Australia.
Experts say that the federal government is woefully unprepared for a tsunami of weight-related health problems.
According to the president of the …. Original article on Gaea Times at  : Obesity deadlier than smoking when it comes to premature death.

New way HIV infects women discovered

WASHINGTON – A group of scientists has found a new way by which HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, can infect women.
Women are susceptible to HIV, but scientists have been puzzled as to how it finds its way into the female reproductive tract.
Now for the first time, researchers at McMaster University have … Read the original article on Gaea Times at : New way HIV infects women discovered.

Pune University confers Baba Ramdev with honorary doctorate degree

PUNE – Yoga guru, Baba Ramdev was awarded an honorary doctorate degree by the Dr D Y Patil Deemed University in Pune.

On the occasion, Baba Ramdev criticized the World Health Organization (WHO) and foreign pharmaceutical companies, … Read the original article on Gaea Times at : Pune University confers Baba Ramdev with honorary doctorate degree.

World’s first: Sydney woman, 31, with Alzheimer’s gives birth

MELBOURNE – Rebecca Doig from Sydney became mum last week but the Alzheimer’s sufferer remembers little about giving birth.

At 31, Doig is one of the youngest sufferers in the world and the first to give birth.
Her daughter Emily was delivered by C-section at Hornsby Hospital but Rebecca hasn’t been able …. Original article on Gaea Times at  : World’s first: Sydney woman, 31, with Alzheimer’s gives birth.

Hobbling Denny Hamlin finished 30th at Phoenix race 10 days after knee surgery

Hamlin finishes race 10 days after knee surgery

AVONDALE, Ariz. – Denny Hamlin raced 376 miles only 10 days after having surgery to repair the torn ACL in his left knee, even skipping a chance to get out of the cockpit during an extended pit stop for repair work on the car.
Despite his obvious frustration with … Original source on Gaea Times at : Hobbling Denny Hamlin finished 30th at Phoenix race 10 days after knee surgery.

To war and back and back again: Multiple tours linked to higher risk of PTSD

Revolving door of multiple tours linked to PTSD
It wasn’t his first tour in Iraq, but his second and third when Joe Callan began wondering how long his luck would last – how many more months he could swerve around bombs buried in the dirt and duck mortars raining from the skies.
It was only …. Read the original article  : To war and back and back again: Multiple tours linked to higher risk of PTSD.

Judge approves $110M settlement over E-Ferol, vitamin supplement linked to 40 infant deaths

Judge approves $110M settlement in E-Ferol case

DALLAS – A judge has approved a $110 million class-action settlement in a case involving a vitamin supplement linked to the deaths of dozens of premature infants in the 1980s.
A U.S. District judge in Texas approved the settlement Friday against the manufacturer and distributor of E-Ferol.
The intravenous vitamin E … Read this article on Gaea Times at : Judge approves $110M settlement over E-Ferol, vitamin supplement linked to 40 infant deaths.

Hobbling Denny Hamlin starts Phoenix race 10 days after knee surgery, 12 days after victory

Hamlin racing 10 days after knee surgery
AVONDALE, Ariz. – Denny Hamlin raced 10 days after having surgery to repair the torn ACL in his left knee, and skipped a chance to get out of the car during an extended pit stop for repair work on the car.

When there was a caution for debris on lap …. Source article on Gaea Times at  : Hobbling Denny Hamlin starts Phoenix race 10 days after knee surgery, 12 days after victory.

UK investigating 800,000 organ donor list errors; some transplants may have been improper

UK investigates 800,000 organ donor list errors

LONDON – Britain’s transplant authority says it is investigating several hundred thousand organ donor list errors stretching back to about 1999.
The National Health Service Blood and Transplant organization says a proportion of its 14 million organ donor list has been affected by technical errors, meaning some of the choices … Read this article on Gaea Times at : UK investigating 800,000 organ donor list errors; some transplants may have been improper.

Wash. health officials didn’t close day care earlier over fear E. coli would spread farther

Wash. day care stayed open after E. coli found

SEATTLE – County health officials didn’t close a Washington state day care for several days after children were hospitalized with a deadly strain of E. coli – because of concerns the infection would spread farther if parents took their children elsewhere.
A 4-year-old boy died after being infected … Read this article on Gaea Times at : Wash. health officials didn’t close day care earlier over fear E. coli would spread farther.

Saudi health minister says conjoined Palestinian twins have died

Saudi Arabia says Gaza conjoined twins have died

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia – The conjoined Palestinian twins who made the long, difficult journey out of the blockaded Gaza Strip for treatment in Saudi Arabia died Saturday, the Saudi health minister said.
Abdullah al-Rabeeah, who is also head of the medical team that was treating Rital and Ritaj, said … Read the original article on Gaea Times at : Saudi health minister says conjoined Palestinian twins have died.

Saudi health minister says conjoined Palestinain twins cannot be separated

Saudi says Gaza conjoined twins inseparable

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia – The conjoined Palestinian twins that made the long, difficult journey out of the blockaded Gaza Strip to Saudi Arabia cannot be separated and do not have long to live, the Saudi health minister said Saturday.
Abdullah al-Rabeeah, who is also head of the medical team treating Rital …. Source article  : Saudi health minister says conjoined Palestinain twins cannot be separated.