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2022年世界杯名单猜测

canadians are lucky we're not dealing with the u.s. baby formula shortage
close to half of all baby formula sold in the u.s. is out of stock, with low-income families struggling the most.
maija kappler
children
may 11, 2022
due to the baby formula shortage in the u.s., some stores, including cvs, walgreens and costco, have limited the amount of formula customers can buy at once. getty

almost 1 in 4 physicians have been mistreated at work
and female doctors are much more likely to experience workplace mistreatment than men, according to a new study.
dave yasvinski
mental health
may 10, 2022
researchers found that the most common form of mistreatment was verbal. getty

machado: the rituals around death are about honouring a life, but also a reminder of the fragility of our own
there's nothing like a funeral to get you thinking about who will go through your underwear drawer and what people will say about you when you're gone.
lisa machado
grief
may 07, 2022
funerals are fundamental to how we grieve, reinforce social ties, and expand the social safety net in times of vulnerability and loss, according to clinical psychologist christy denckla. getty

fecal transplants have made the possibly of aging gracefully a little bit messier
researchers have found that transplanting fecal microbiota — the tiny creatures that live in our poop — from young to old can reverse aging in the guts, eyes, and brain of mice.
chris arnold
aging
may 05, 2022
changes occur in the makeup of our gut microbiota as we age, which can impact metabolism and our immune system. getty

17-years-old and living with pulmonary hypertension
brin marks was told that she wouldn't live past age 17, but soon, she will be graduating from high school. "seeing her walk across that stage is going to be amazing," says her mom.
vanessa hrvatin
heart health
may 05, 2022
"i wish people were less judgemental because a lot of the time pulmonary hypertension is an invisible disease," says 17-year-old brin marks who was diagnosed with ph in january 2020. supplied

ford: we knew baby boomers were getting older but we did nothing to prepare for it
isn’t it rich that it took a pandemic to focus on what was right under our noses for all these years?
calgary herald
世界杯决赛2022
may 04, 2022

breast implant illness: danica patrick says breast implants were making her sick
breast implant illness is used to describe post-implant symptoms like fatigue, chest pain, hair loss, and depression.
emma jones
breast cancer
may 04, 2022
the "speed queen” says her symptoms included an irregular menstrual cycle, constant dizziness and weight gain. (photo by jonathan ferrey/getty images for texas motor speedway)

this many hours of sleep can help avoid alzheimer's and anxiety
a recent study found that too little and too much sleep were both associated with cognitive impairment, including lapses in attention, memory and problem-solving skills.
dave yasvinski
sleep
may 03, 2022
too much or too little sleep may be a risk factor for age-related cognitive decline. getty
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canadians are lucky we're not dealing with the u.s. baby formula shortage
close to half of all baby formula sold in the u.s. is out of stock, with low-income families struggling the most.
maija kappler
children
may 11, 2022
due to the baby formula shortage in the u.s., some stores, including cvs, walgreens and costco, have limited the amount of formula customers can buy at once. getty

almost 1 in 4 physicians have been mistreated at work
and female doctors are much more likely to experience workplace mistreatment than men, according to a new study.
dave yasvinski
mental health
may 10, 2022
researchers found that the most common form of mistreatment was verbal. getty

machado: the rituals around death are about honouring a life, but also a reminder of the fragility of our own
there's nothing like a funeral to get you thinking about who will go through your underwear drawer and what people will say about you when you're gone.
lisa machado
grief
may 07, 2022
funerals are fundamental to how we grieve, reinforce social ties, and expand the social safety net in times of vulnerability and loss, according to clinical psychologist christy denckla. getty

fecal transplants have made the possibly of aging gracefully a little bit messier
researchers have found that transplanting fecal microbiota — the tiny creatures that live in our poop — from young to old can reverse aging in the guts, eyes, and brain of mice.
chris arnold
aging
may 05, 2022
changes occur in the makeup of our gut microbiota as we age, which can impact metabolism and our immune system. getty
powered by
breast cancer canada

17-years-old and living with pulmonary hypertension
brin marks was told that she wouldn't live past age 17, but soon, she will be graduating from high school. "seeing her walk across that stage is going to be amazing," says her mom.
vanessa hrvatin
heart health
may 05, 2022
"i wish people were less judgemental because a lot of the time pulmonary hypertension is an invisible disease," says 17-year-old brin marks who was diagnosed with ph in january 2020. supplied

ford: we knew baby boomers were getting older but we did nothing to prepare for it
isn’t it rich that it took a pandemic to focus on what was right under our noses for all these years?
calgary herald
世界杯决赛2022
may 04, 2022

breast implant illness: danica patrick says breast implants were making her sick
breast implant illness is used to describe post-implant symptoms like fatigue, chest pain, hair loss, and depression.
emma jones
breast cancer
may 04, 2022
the "speed queen” says her symptoms included an irregular menstrual cycle, constant dizziness and weight gain. (photo by jonathan ferrey/getty images for texas motor speedway)

this many hours of sleep can help avoid alzheimer's and anxiety
a recent study found that too little and too much sleep were both associated with cognitive impairment, including lapses in attention, memory and problem-solving skills.
dave yasvinski
sleep
may 03, 2022
too much or too little sleep may be a risk factor for age-related cognitive decline. getty
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obesity canada
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