Health Department: Algae-related toxin in Jordan River
The Salt Lake County Health Department is warning the public that an algae-related toxin is present in the Jordan River. Everyone is advised to stay out of the water and to keep dogs from entering or drinking the water.
Soda, Juice Diminish Body’s Natural Stress Response
"This is the first evidence that high sugar -- but not aspartame -- consumption may relieve stress in humans," said study author Kevin D. Laugero.
Tai chi may ease insomnia in breast cancer survivors
For breast cancer survivors who struggle with sleep, a new study suggests that tai chi might calm their restless nights.
Mono Vaccine Effective In Animal Trials
An experimental, nanoparticle-based vaccine for the Epstein-Barr virus, or EBV, caused the immune systems of mice and monkeys to release antibodies against it, in a study by the National Institutes of Health.
Research links COVID-19 to increased risk of Alzheimer’s diagnosis
Scientists have found a link between COVID-19 and a higher risk of developing Alzheimer's disease in people over 65, according to new research at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine.
Genetic link found between obesity and sleep, other conditions
There seems to be a genetic link between poor sleep and some medical conditions, including obesity, restless legs syndrome and schizophrenia, researchers report.
Playtex recalls 5.5M children’s plates, bowls over choking hazard
Playtex recalled 5.5 million plastic plates and bowls for children in the United States and Canada because of a choking hazard.
Study: China Exporting Ozone To The United States
Ozone, or O3, is one of the most abrasive components of smog.
Study: Deodorant Has Significant Effect On Underarm Microbes
Researchers found deodorant and antiperspirants have a significant effect on microbe populations in the armpit, but are unsure if the changes are good or bad.
Global efforts to combat TB epidemic falling short
Countries around the world need to work harder to combat tuberculosis infections and deaths, a new World Health Organization report says.
Artificial Pancreas Entering Clinical Trials For Long-Term Use
Two clinical trials will test the efficacy of an artificial pancreas system that monitors blood glucose, alters insulin levels automatically, and predicts the body's needs through the course of the day, researchers at two universities announced.
8 Disneyland guests, 1 worker contracted Legionnaires’ disease
Eight guests and one worker at Disneyland have contracted Legionnaires' disease, prompting the Anaheim, Calif., theme park to close a pair of cooling towers.
More than $16B spent on cosmetic surgery, procedures in U.S. in...
Are Americans actually trying to keep up with the Kardashians -- the celebrity family focused on looking good?
Medication Errors, Adverse Drug Events Seen In Half Of Surgeries
Researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital found an error or adverse event occurred in 1 out of every 2 surgeries and 5 percent of drug administrations.