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04/25/2018

Millennials aren’t getting the message about sun safety and the dangers of tanning

Many millennials lack knowledge about the importance of sunscreen and continue to tan outdoors in part because of low self-esteem

04/25/2018

First drug approved for most common inherited kidney disease

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the first drug to slow kidney decline in patients with the most

04/25/2018

Kourtney Kardashian Goes to Washington for More Cosmetics Regulation

Kourtney Kardashian is stumping for more government oversight of the beauty industry. The eldest Kardashian sister made a trip to

04/25/2018

Artificial leaf as mini-factory for medicine: Efficiency now constant and on average 20 percent higher

Using sunlight for sustainable and cheap production of, for example, medicines. The ‘mini-factory’ in the form of a leaf that

04/25/2018

3-D printed food could change how we eat: Researchers 3-D print food with customized texture and body absorption characteristics

Imagine a home appliance that, at the push of a button, turns powdered ingredients into food that meets the individual

04/24/2018

Stricter gun control could stop violent men killing their partners and themselves

Men who use guns to kill their partner are also likely to commit suicide. Those planning to commit suicide are

04/24/2018

Factors promoting physical activity in childhood: Connection between the accuracy of children’s self-assessment of their motor competence and their physical health

Physical activity plays a major role in children’s and young people’s health. International studies, however — for instance, by the

04/24/2018

Electric cars don’t jolt implanted heart devices: study

(HealthDay)—People who have implanted devices to keep their hearts running smoothly can safely drive an electric car if they wish

04/24/2018

New method allows scientists to study how HIV persists

After 35 years of rigorous research, there is still no cure for HIV. Current drugs can be used to halt

04/24/2018

Scientists manipulate ‘satellite cells’ to speed healing

Muscle aches and pains, whether from stretching, strenuous exercise or just normal wear and tear, can put a crimp in

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Assisted reproductive technology not tied to higher BMI in childhood, finds study

What’s the difference between physical and chemical sunscreens? And which one should you choose?

How medical manufacturing trends are evolving: From performance testing to 3D vision

New tool assesses role of ’embeddedness’ in learning health systems

NHS strike chaos begins as A&E unit CLOSES ahead of three-day walk-out

Dignitas’s rules on people they will help to die as Esther Rantzen signs up

Smoking causes irreversible brain shrinkage, increasing dementia risk

Scientists develop a versatile imaging system that will help diagnose pathologies in the back of the eye

Millennials aren’t getting the message about sun safety and the dangers of tanning

First drug approved for most common inherited kidney disease

Kourtney Kardashian Goes to Washington for More Cosmetics Regulation

Artificial leaf as mini-factory for medicine: Efficiency now constant and on average 20 percent higher

3-D printed food could change how we eat: Researchers 3-D print food with customized texture and body absorption characteristics

Stricter gun control could stop violent men killing their partners and themselves

Factors promoting physical activity in childhood: Connection between the accuracy of children’s self-assessment of their motor competence and their physical health

Electric cars don’t jolt implanted heart devices: study

New method allows scientists to study how HIV persists

Scientists manipulate ‘satellite cells’ to speed healing