Roberto Preidt TUESDAY, May 17, 2022 (HealthDay News) — Dogs’ ultrasensitive noses can detect illegal drugs and even cancer, and a new study suggests they might also sniff out COVID-19 in airline passengers. Not only that, these trained canines can do it with an accuracy comparable to a PCR nose-and-throat swab test, the researchers noted. … Read more
Express.co.uk spoke to leading nutritionist Signe Svanfeldt from the nutrition app sum of life about the easiest ways menopausal women can lose weight. According to her, a healthy and balanced diet can work wonders. “Menopause is caused by hormonal changes, with a drop in estrogen and progesterone levels,” Signe explained. “Hormonal changes, along with lifestyle … Read more
WEST WARWICK — An event held last week in the West Warwick High School media center invited a group of about 30 students to put their personal finance knowledge to the test. Sponsored by BankNewport, the Financial Literacy Fair was an opportunity for high school Finance Academy students to apply what they had learned in … Read more
Vibrant African garments, both traditional and contemporary, livened up the Burkina Faso catwalk fashion Week. The designers say they are striving to make the West African country known as an emerging fashion hub, to offset its reputation for its recent coup and ongoing conflict with Islamic extremists. Some of the shows took place on a … Read more
Amy Norton TUESDAY, May 17, 2022 (HealthDay News) — Vaccination against the virus that causes most cervical cancers has spurred a widespread reduction in infections among young American women, including those who aren’t vaccinated, a study finds. new government study. The studyof the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, looked at the impact of … Read more
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Dog lovers, popsicle eaters, nutrition enthusiasts, yogis and other health-oriented members of Stanford’s medical community gathered on the lawn outside the Li Ka Shing School of Medicine building. from Stanford University for the annual event. Health matters event, which occurred in person for the first time since before the pandemic began. Health talks were held … Read more
(Maurie Backman) When it comes to applying for Social Security, you have your share of options. If you wait until full retirement age (FRA) to enroll, which is 66, 67, or somewhere in between, you’ll get the full monthly benefit you’re entitled to based on your wage history. If you delay filing beyond the FRA, … Read more
Pope Francis has said that there are no perfect human beings and therefore no perfect relationship. Many relationships are characterized by physical, emotional, sexual, social, financial, and verbal abuse in which one partner intimidates the other to gain control. Many men do not meet the main emotional needs of their women; love, companionship, commitment and … Read more
By KATE BRUMBACK Associated Press ATLANTA (AP) — The state of Georgia is appealing a judge’s decision sentence that stayed the execution of a man who killed an 8-year-old girl and raped her 10-year-old friend 46 years ago. Virgil Delano Presnell Jr., 68, kidnapped and attacked the two girls on their way home from school … Read more
Burqa-clad women wait for free bread outside a bakery in Kabul. (Photo by Mohd Rasfan/AFP) AFP via Getty Images ANtaliban government of fghanistan has ordered women to cover their faces in public in a return to a policy characteristic of his previous government and an escalation of restrictions on women’s participation in society. The decree, … Read more
This monthly article was written by Kaitlin Poillon, Nutrition Science Services Practice Manager, and Nyree Dardarian, Assistant Clinical Professor and Director of the Center for Nutrition and Performance in the Department of Nutrition Services in the College of Nursing and Professions at Drexel health. The USDA predicts that food prices in grocery stores will rise … Read more
(James Brunley) If you are a “buy the dip” type of investor, the current pullback is a great opportunity. Although the S&P 500 (SNPINDEX: ^GSPC) Ending last week on a high note, the index is still 13% below the March high and remains 16% down for the year. And for some of these stocks, the … Read more
Goal Tabitha Brown’s smile can light up a room. It can make a person who is not in a very good mood cheer up. She can thrill you with whatever she is talking about. And as we chatted on Zoom, I couldn’t help but smile back because the social media personality, actress, and entrepreneur is … Read more
By KATE BRUMBACK Associated Press ATLANTA (AP) — The state of Georgia is appealing a judge’s decision sentence that stayed the execution of a man who killed an 8-year-old girl and raped her 10-year-old friend 46 years ago. Virgil Delano Presnell Jr., 68, kidnapped and attacked the two girls on their way home from school … Read more
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The COVID-19 quarantine has changed the daily lives of Americans, including many aspects of our diet, health, and exercise regimens. One change that hasn’t received enough scrutiny is that during the pandemic, millions of Americans turned to dietary supplements. In 2020, sales of dietary supplements were 14.5% higher than the previous year: the biggest growth … Read more