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Vitamin D Deficiency High Among Trauma Patients
PR Newswire New research presented at the 2012 Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) found that 77 percent of trauma patients had deficient or insufficient levels of vitamin D. Researchers have linked a lack of vitamin D with … Continue reading →
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How Bullying and Abuse May Age Children Prematurely
Alice Park Time A hard life can age you, literally, researchers say. In fact, children who are exposed to violence at a young age show changes in their DNA equivalent to several years of premature aging. That’s the finding of … Continue reading →
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Soiled 6-Year-Old Proves We Accept Humiliation of Children
J. Budd Yahoo News According to MSNBC, a 6-year-old girl at Southwest Elementary School in Washburn, Mo., was denied a bathroombreak because she and her classmates were in the middle of taking a state standardized test. As a result, the … Continue reading →
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Dawn Of The Clone Age (BBC)
BBC/EvolutionDocumentary Broadcast (1997) In February 1997, science fiction took a step closer to reality when a team of British scientists achieved what many believed to be impossible: cloning a single adult cell to create a whole new animal Dolly the … Continue reading →
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Shop-bought baby foods ‘lack vital nutrients essential for growth and protection against illness’
Sophie Borland Daily Mail Top selling baby foods lack vital nutrients essential for growth and protection against illness, researchers have warned. They have found that many of the most popular brands contain less than a fifth of the recommended daily … Continue reading →
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Teachers under fire over exam on adult movies
Bethany Hiatt West Australian Exam markers have chastised high school media teachers for encouraging students to write about R-rated films in Year 12 exams. A report released this week on last year’s stage three media production and analysis exam raised … Continue reading →
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All Adults Should Get Whooping Cough Vaccine, Federal Panel Advises
Mike Stobbe TIME A federal advisory panel wants all U.S. adults to get vaccinated against whooping cough. The panel voted Wednesday to expand its recommendation to include all those 65 and older who haven’t gotten a whooping cough shot as … Continue reading →
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Why Laptops Should Be Renamed To Protect Consumers
Sayer Ji GreeMedInfo Recent research published in the journal Archives of Environmental and Occupational Health concluded that the “Laptop is paradoxically an improper site for the use of a LTC [laptop computer], which consequently should be renamed to not induce … Continue reading →
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Joy and grief of the organ transplant waiting list
Denis Campbell Guardian Lynn Holt deals with life and death every day. She is the transplant co-ordinator for hearts and lungs at the Freeman hospital in Newcastle, where surgeons carry out 80 life-saving transplants a year. “We do 15 children’s … Continue reading →
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How to Cure Dyslexia
Source: New American Some time ago I received a letter from England that was written by an intelligent, accomplished and motivated adult who had a “reading problem.” He had been taught to read by the look-say method and exhibited the … Continue reading →
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