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Researchers exposed people to a cold virus while tracking their sleep habits ...
NEWS.com.au
People who do not get enough sleep are four times more likely than their well-rested counterparts to catch a cold, US researchers say. The findings in the journal Sleep are based on a study of 164 volunteers who allowed themselves to be exposed to a ...
People with poor sleep 'four times more likely to catch a cold'Herald Scotland
Sleep Fights Colds, Study FindsNBCNews.com
Sleep longer to lower risk of catching coldNew Zealand Herald
Daily Mail
Newsroom America
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NEWS.com.au
People who do not get enough sleep are four times more likely than their well-rested counterparts to catch a cold, US researchers say. The findings in the journal Sleep are based on a study of 164 volunteers who allowed themselves to be exposed to a ...
People with poor sleep 'four times more likely to catch a cold'
Sleep Fights Colds, Study Finds
Sleep longer to lower risk of catching cold
CNN International
73 San Quentin inmates with Legionnaires' disease symptoms
Washington Times
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - Officials say the number of inmates at San Quentin State Prison showing respiratory illness symptoms increased to 73. State corrections department spokeswoman Dana Simas said Monday the 73 inmates are under observation ...
4 die of Legionnaires' in Illinois; 6 ill at San QuentinKSPR
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Six San Quentin inmates ill with Legionnaires' diseasePress Examiner
SFGate
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Washington Times
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - Officials say the number of inmates at San Quentin State Prison showing respiratory illness symptoms increased to 73. State corrections department spokeswoman Dana Simas said Monday the 73 inmates are under observation ...
4 die of Legionnaires' in Illinois; 6 ill at San Quentin
More Legionnaires' Disease - This time it is a prison
Six San Quentin inmates ill with Legionnaires' disease
ABC Online
An intense end to the flu season in the Hunter
ABC Online
The latest data from the 'Flutracking' project shows the NSW Hunter region is going through a later, more intense end to the flu season. Print page; Email this · Permalink. Share. Dr Craig Dalton says it's been an intense end to the flu season in the ...
Queensland flu season 'worst on record'Brisbane Times
Minnesota health officials tout stronger flu vaccineseattlepi.com
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ABC Online
The latest data from the 'Flutracking' project shows the NSW Hunter region is going through a later, more intense end to the flu season. Print page; Email this · Permalink. Share. Dr Craig Dalton says it's been an intense end to the flu season in the ...
Queensland flu season 'worst on record'
Minnesota health officials tout stronger flu vaccine
Philly.com
Could Lots of Coffee Up Heart Risks for Young Adults With High Blood Pressure?
Philly.com
MONDAY, Aug. 31, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- Bad news for young coffee lovers: Gulping down lots of your favorite pick-me-up might raise your risk of heart attack if you've already got high blood pressure, a new study suggests. Italian investigators ...
Midday nap beneficial for blood pressureFox News
Afternoon naps may improve your healthTimes of India
Spanish-style siesta could reduce blood pressure, medicationsCTV News
Stuff.co.nz
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Philly.com
MONDAY, Aug. 31, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- Bad news for young coffee lovers: Gulping down lots of your favorite pick-me-up might raise your risk of heart attack if you've already got high blood pressure, a new study suggests. Italian investigators ...
Midday nap beneficial for blood pressure
Afternoon naps may improve your health
Spanish-style siesta could reduce blood pressure, medications
CNN International
Texas Teen Dies After Amoeba Enters Brain
ABC News
A relative says a 14-year-old boy has died after encountering a rare amoeba while swimming in a lake north of Houston. Michael Riley Jr.'s family says he developed a headache and became disoriented after swimming with his cross country team Aug. 13.
Teen athlete battling brain-eating amoeba diesUSA TODAY
Teen Dies Of Brain-Eating Amoeba Infection He Got While SwimmingHuffington Post
What CDC could do about brain-eating amoebaKSPR
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ABC News
A relative says a 14-year-old boy has died after encountering a rare amoeba while swimming in a lake north of Houston. Michael Riley Jr.'s family says he developed a headache and became disoriented after swimming with his cross country team Aug. 13.
Teen athlete battling brain-eating amoeba dies
Teen Dies Of Brain-Eating Amoeba Infection He Got While Swimming
What CDC could do about brain-eating amoeba
Scottish Daily Record
Optical illusion tattoo saying 'Save me' and 'I'm fine' goes viral
New Zealand Herald
A woman with depression has tried to illustrate how it feels to suffer with the illness by having an optical illusion tattoo. Bekah Miles, who lives in Oregon, US, had the inking which from the front appears to say "I'm fine" but when viewed from above ...
Woman's Tattoo Has a Secret Message When Turned Upside DownFirst to Know
Woman uses clever tattoo to address mental illnesskfor.com
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Yahoo Parenting
Dispatch Times
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New Zealand Herald
A woman with depression has tried to illustrate how it feels to suffer with the illness by having an optical illusion tattoo. Bekah Miles, who lives in Oregon, US, had the inking which from the front appears to say "I'm fine" but when viewed from above ...
Woman's Tattoo Has a Secret Message When Turned Upside Down
Woman uses clever tattoo to address mental illness
Woman addresses mental illness with one clever tattoo
The Indian Express
Obese people can't help it
Daily Times
Obese people's brains could be hard-wired to want food in the same way that drug users are addicted to their habit, new research suggests.The revelation that certain parts of the brain promote obesity could help manage the condition, scientists say.
Obese people's appetites hard-wired: study6minutes
Obese People May Be Suffering From 'Food Addiction', Claims StudyFocus News
Is food addictive? New study adds to the evidenceCBS News
Times of India
Health Aim
The Indian Express
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Daily Times
Obese people's brains could be hard-wired to want food in the same way that drug users are addicted to their habit, new research suggests.The revelation that certain parts of the brain promote obesity could help manage the condition, scientists say.
Obese people's appetites hard-wired: study
Obese People May Be Suffering From 'Food Addiction', Claims Study
Is food addictive? New study adds to the evidence
Moneycontrol.com
Google, Sanofi team up to improve diabetes care
Moneycontrol.com
Sanofi will work with Google's life sciences team to collect, analyze and understand information impacting diabetes, which is expected to affect 592 million by 2035, according to the International Diabetes Federation. Google +. Like this story, share ...
Google, Sanofi Join Forces on Diabetes Monitoring and TreatmentWall Street Journal
Google Life Sciences Makes Diabetes Its First Big TargetWired
Google life sciences group to wage war on diabetesPCWorld
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Moneycontrol.com
Sanofi will work with Google's life sciences team to collect, analyze and understand information impacting diabetes, which is expected to affect 592 million by 2035, according to the International Diabetes Federation. Google +. Like this story, share ...
Google, Sanofi Join Forces on Diabetes Monitoring and Treatment
Google Life Sciences Makes Diabetes Its First Big Target
Google life sciences group to wage war on diabetes
Times of India
Use of antibiotics may lead to diabetes: Study
Times of India
NEW DELHI: Use of antibiotics may be linked to higher risk of diabetes, according to a latest study published in an international journal. Doctors and experts said the findings are highly relevant to India because of huge prevalence of diabetes as well ...
Warning of 'inequality' in diabetes care across ScotlandBBC News
Taking too many antibiotics could increase risk of Type 2 diabetes, experts warnKRWG News22
Researchers Discover Link Between Antibiotic Prescriptions and Type 2 Diabetes ...Diabetes News Journal
Cardiovascular Disease News
New Post Leader
Herald Scotland
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Times of India
NEW DELHI: Use of antibiotics may be linked to higher risk of diabetes, according to a latest study published in an international journal. Doctors and experts said the findings are highly relevant to India because of huge prevalence of diabetes as well ...
Warning of 'inequality' in diabetes care across Scotland
Taking too many antibiotics could increase risk of Type 2 diabetes, experts warn
Researchers Discover Link Between Antibiotic Prescriptions and Type 2 Diabetes ...
Clapway
Patients Suffering From Depression 50% More Likely To Commit Suicide: Study
NYC Today
A team of researchers in a recently conducted study have found that depressed patients are under a higher risk of committing suicide. Researchers during their study assessed these symptoms in every depressed patient that was part of the study. Lead ...
Impulsiveness Might Mean Higher Suicide RiskClapway
Suicide Risk Behavior Patterns Identifed In The Recent StudyThe Market Business
Here are the most common symptoms of suicide risk with those dealing with ...Morning Ticker
ReliaWire
Philly.com
Examiner.com
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NYC Today
A team of researchers in a recently conducted study have found that depressed patients are under a higher risk of committing suicide. Researchers during their study assessed these symptoms in every depressed patient that was part of the study. Lead ...
Impulsiveness Might Mean Higher Suicide Risk
Suicide Risk Behavior Patterns Identifed In The Recent Study
Here are the most common symptoms of suicide risk with those dealing with ...
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