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early parkinson's signs spotted in annual checkup
blood pressure, red blood cells and cholesterol levels may predict the progressive disease.
dave yasvinski
parkinson's disease
jan 20, 2021
three biomarkers may help with earlier diagnoses of parkinson's disease, new research suggests.

study may have solved the mystery of ibs trigger foods
researchers pinpointed the mechanism that connects specific foods with the activation of histamine-producing cells.
dave yasvinski
irritable bowel syndrome
jan 18, 2021
ibs symptoms include abdominal pain, constipation and diarrhea.

new tech offers hope for spinal cord injuries
researchers may have found a way to help those with spinal cord injuries recover without surgery.
kelly servos
science
jan 14, 2021
there is currently no cure for spinal cord injury.

trump voters value dominance, not cooperation
psychological study explored how the 'beauty of manhood' explains support of the outgoing president.
dave yasvinski
science
jan 11, 2021
jacob anthony chansley, also known as jake angeli, of arizona, poses with his face painted in the colors of the u.s. flag as supporters of u.s. president donald trump gather in washington, u.s. january 6, 2021.

b.c. naturopaths can't perform liquid nose jobs
the popular procedure, marketed as a quick and easy non-surgical alternative to a nose job, carries risk of blindness and necrosis.
emma jones
2022年世界杯名单猜测
dec 31, 2020
dr asaria (not pictured), director or face toronto, explains that there are lots of blood vessels in the nose which supply important areas with blood.

does vaping cloud thinking? studies look at mental fog
those who started vaping between 8 and 13-years old were also more likely to report problems with concentrating, remembering or making decisions.
monika warzecha
science
dec 30, 2020
two studies looked at vaping and self-reported issues with mental function.

at-home uv sterilizers: do they actually work?
the lights are strong enough to kill pathogens — but they’re also strong enough to burn skin.
emma jones
science
dec 21, 2020
rather than use uv lights, health canada reccomends consumers use approved disinfectants and hand sanitizers.

canadian teen named to the forbes 30 under 30
thomas khairy authored a study testing the safety of reusing pacemakers and defibrillators.
dave yasvinski
heart health
dec 17, 2020
thomas f. khairy has become the youngest person to ever have a study published in the prestigious new england journal of medecine. he displays a pacemaker, left, and defibrillator in montreal, on thursday, may 7, 2020.
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early parkinson's signs spotted in annual checkup
blood pressure, red blood cells and cholesterol levels may predict the progressive disease.
dave yasvinski
parkinson's disease
jan 20, 2021
three biomarkers may help with earlier diagnoses of parkinson's disease, new research suggests.

study may have solved the mystery of ibs trigger foods
researchers pinpointed the mechanism that connects specific foods with the activation of histamine-producing cells.
dave yasvinski
irritable bowel syndrome
jan 18, 2021
ibs symptoms include abdominal pain, constipation and diarrhea.

new tech offers hope for spinal cord injuries
researchers may have found a way to help those with spinal cord injuries recover without surgery.
kelly servos
science
jan 14, 2021
there is currently no cure for spinal cord injury.

trump voters value dominance, not cooperation
psychological study explored how the 'beauty of manhood' explains support of the outgoing president.
dave yasvinski
science
jan 11, 2021
jacob anthony chansley, also known as jake angeli, of arizona, poses with his face painted in the colors of the u.s. flag as supporters of u.s. president donald trump gather in washington, u.s. january 6, 2021.
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canadian society for exercise physiology

b.c. naturopaths can't perform liquid nose jobs
the popular procedure, marketed as a quick and easy non-surgical alternative to a nose job, carries risk of blindness and necrosis.
emma jones
2022年世界杯名单猜测
dec 31, 2020
dr asaria (not pictured), director or face toronto, explains that there are lots of blood vessels in the nose which supply important areas with blood.

does vaping cloud thinking? studies look at mental fog
those who started vaping between 8 and 13-years old were also more likely to report problems with concentrating, remembering or making decisions.
monika warzecha
science
dec 30, 2020
two studies looked at vaping and self-reported issues with mental function.

at-home uv sterilizers: do they actually work?
the lights are strong enough to kill pathogens — but they’re also strong enough to burn skin.
emma jones
science
dec 21, 2020
rather than use uv lights, health canada reccomends consumers use approved disinfectants and hand sanitizers.

canadian teen named to the forbes 30 under 30
thomas khairy authored a study testing the safety of reusing pacemakers and defibrillators.
dave yasvinski
heart health
dec 17, 2020
thomas f. khairy has become the youngest person to ever have a study published in the prestigious new england journal of medecine. he displays a pacemaker, left, and defibrillator in montreal, on thursday, may 7, 2020.
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence
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