The Daily Mirror - A new study by researchers from Harvard Medical School has revealed that a chemical in red wine could help Mars explorers to 'stay strong' while on the red planet
Mars explorers could drink red wine to keep muscles strong, scientists claim
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MPMTA's one day stir paralyses medical services across state
India Times - Hospital services in 13 government run medical colleges across Madhya Pradesh including Bhopal, Indore, Jabalpur, Gwalior and Rewa were adversely imp
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St. Lawrence River Dragon Boat Challenge draws more than 1,000 spectators
- The Flying Dragons team took first place in this years St. Lawrence River Dragon Boat Challenge in the 20-paddler event. Photo submitted by CHMC. WADDINGTON ? Claxton-Hepburn Medical Center's fifth annual St. Lawrence River Dragon Boat Challenge on July 13 featured 16 teams this year and drew more than 1,000 spectators to Waddington beach, said organizers. New this year were both small and standard dragon boats. Teams could consist of 10 paddlers and a drummer or 20 paddlers and a drummer. Teams of the same size raced against each other with the fastest times being awarded gold, silver, or bronze medals, said a CHMC press release. In the 10-paddler group, Knot Sober took gold (first place), The Rag Tags took silver (second place), and 93.5 The Wolf took bronze (third place). In the 20-paddler group, Flying Dragons narrowly won gold over Bucc Wild. Urine My Thoughts took bronze. Dynamic Dragon Boat Racing of Knoxville, TN, provided the specialized boats and the expertise to put on
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Judith Neuhauser Lowell, 97, Potsdam
- Judith Neuhauser Lowell, 97, passed away peacefully in her sleep the morning of July 10, 2019 in the Canton-Potsdam Hospital. Judith Neuhauser was born on March 25, 1922 in the Bronx, NY. She was the daughter of Max and Gladys Neuhauser. She went to Evander Childs High School and graduated from Hunter College. She then enlisted in the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps (WAAC). Less than a month later it was re-named the Women's Army Corps (WAC), becoming part of the US Army rather than just serving alongside it. She was honorably discharged at the end of WWII. Right after the war, in September of 1945, she married Dr. Milton L. Lowell. They lived in New York City and moved to Chester, Massachusetts in 1947. There they had two sons, Jonathan and Mark. In 1961 they moved to Newton Falls, NY. Judy worked as the office manager for her husband's medical practice. She enjoyed bridge, league bowling, skiing, and tennis. She was also a somewhat reluctant first mate in her husband's sailboat.
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Cardiff close in on £6m Aden Flint after 'diabolical' season at Middlesbrogh
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Senseonics Announces Pricing of Public Offering of Common Stock
Business Wire - GERMANTOWN, Md. -- Senseonics Holdings, Inc. (NYSE American: SENS) a medical technology company focused on the development and commercialization of a long-term, implantable...
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Senseonics Announces Pricing of $82.0 Million 5.25% Convertible Senior Notes Due 2025
Business Wire - GERMANTOWN, Md. -- Senseonics Holdings, Inc. ("Senseonics" or the "Company") (NYSE American: SENS), a medical technology company focused on the development and commercialization...
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Homeowner surveys Kalihi fire damage, mourns death of her sister
Honolulu Star-Advertiser - Loreto Sacramento toured her charred home in Kalihi in disbelief on Wednesday, even as she made funeral arrangements for her younger sister who was injured in the fire and died July 11 at Straub Medical Centers burn unit.
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Offbeat career options for the modern woman
India Times - Many of these careers appear lucrative as they are less explored, while in some cases the person pursuing them may be passionate about that particular vocation. The tendency for students to appear for medical and entrance exams en masse is slowly becoming a thing of the past as they explore newer career roles. It is, therefore, no surprise that women are avoiding getting pigeonholed into traditional careers like teaching, nursing, administration etc. and moving on to more challenging or offbeat roles.
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She wasn't a doctor, but she's accused of treating patients in Uganda
MSN - Renee Bach, who is not a doctor, was accused of giving treatment to malnourished children while running an unlicensed medical facility in Uganda.
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Medical bills, tuition, cars: The worst things to charge on a credit card
USA Today - There are certain purchases that don't make sense to charge if you aren't going to pay off your credit card balance at the end of the month.
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OncoCell MDx Appoints Renowned Urologic Pathologist as Chief Medical Officer
Business Wire - ROYAL OAK, Mich. -- --Jul 18, 2019
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Disclose a family fertility secret? It depends on the secret.
Seattle Times - Dear Carolyn Adapted from a recent online discussion. DEAR CAROLYN: Time and time again, I read in advice columns that adoptive/egg donor/in vitro children should be made aware early of their origins. We had trouble conceiving our first and used medical assistance to conceive. The pregnancy evidently fixed the underlying issue, as all others were
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Yell County medical marijuana dispensary moved to Morrilton
Russellville Courier - River Valley Dispensary, a marijuana medical dispensary originally located near Bluffton in Yell County, was recently approved by the State Medical Marijuana Co
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Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Biomedical Science (cancer research) |
Nature - Post-Doctoral Fellowship in Biomedical Science (cancer research), with Columbia University Medical Center (CUMC), CU. Apply Today.
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7 signs of a heat stroke
KOLD CBS Tucson - If you think a person is experiencing heat stroke, seek immediate medical help.
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Moon landing anniversary has special ties to Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation
Shawnee News-Star - OKLAHOMA CITY ? Saturday will mark a half-century since Neil Armstrong became the first human to walk on the moon. In the 50 years since, space missions have had an unlikely touchpoint right here in Oklahoma?at the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation. In 1978, Shannon Lucid, Ph.D., then working as a post-doctoral researcher at OMRF, was selected as part of the first class of female astronauts in NASA's space shuttle program. Her time at OMRF, where she'd studied
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Your Opinions: Ignoring the homeless issue endangers San Diego
San Diego Union-Tribune - Homeless need medical, mental illness and addiction care, not just housing.
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VolitionRx launches study in China to credential Nu.Q tests
Seeking Alpha - Aimed at supporting the market launch of its Nu.Q assays in China, VolitionRx Limited (VNRX), collaborating with Shanghai Fosun Long March Medical Science
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My toothache became an infection that nearly killed me
New York Post - One in 10 people can die even after seeking medical care.
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