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Dr. Manny: Study linking heavy lifting, trouble conceiving may hold truth
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A study out of Harvard University this week suggests that working longer hours and lifting heavy items while trying to conceive may lead to delayed pregnancy. The research, which was published online Thursday, Aug. 6, in the journal Occupational ...
Here's an advice for 'working women' who want to get pregnantFinancial Express
Working too hard? Getting pregnant might not be easy for youHindustan Times
Workaholic Women Might Face Pregnancy ComplicationsLedger Gazette
Youth Health Magzine
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A study out of Harvard University this week suggests that working longer hours and lifting heavy items while trying to conceive may lead to delayed pregnancy. The research, which was published online Thursday, Aug. 6, in the journal Occupational ...
Here's an advice for 'working women' who want to get pregnant
Working too hard? Getting pregnant might not be easy for you
Workaholic Women Might Face Pregnancy Complications
Times Series
Graduate heads to Zimbabwe to help combat HIV in women
Times Series
A university graduate is preparing to travel to Zimbabwe to spread awareness about women's rights and combat the spread of HIV. Rebecca Mortimer, who lives in Barnet, is now raising money to support her three-month volunteer experience with charity ...
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Times Series
A university graduate is preparing to travel to Zimbabwe to spread awareness about women's rights and combat the spread of HIV. Rebecca Mortimer, who lives in Barnet, is now raising money to support her three-month volunteer experience with charity ...
New Vision
Drinking coffee could prevent colon cancer's return
New Vision
In this July 31, 2012 file photo, esspresso being made at a coffee house in the Soho section of New York. Drinking four or more cups of caffeinated coffee daily may significantly reduce the chance that colon cancer will return in patients who were ...
Coffee link to surviving bowel cancer9news.com.au
Study finds that coffee could prevent colon cancer from returningThe Week Magazine
Caffeinated coffee may prevent colon cancer recurrence, says studyNewsday
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New Vision
In this July 31, 2012 file photo, esspresso being made at a coffee house in the Soho section of New York. Drinking four or more cups of caffeinated coffee daily may significantly reduce the chance that colon cancer will return in patients who were ...
Coffee link to surviving bowel cancer
Study finds that coffee could prevent colon cancer from returning
Caffeinated coffee may prevent colon cancer recurrence, says study
NDTV
Page out of innovation: A book that filters water
Times of India
LONDON: The next time you want to get clean water, all you need to do is tear a page from your very own "drinkable super book". Scientists have created pages which are impregnated with bacteria-killing metal nanoparticles - a highly inexpensive, simple ...
Take a leaf out of this book for clean drinking waterTimes LIVE
'Drinkable Book' Promises to Filter Dirty WaterTIME
'Drinkable book' could provide millions with purified waterRT
Christian Science Monitor
Livemint
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Times of India
LONDON: The next time you want to get clean water, all you need to do is tear a page from your very own "drinkable super book". Scientists have created pages which are impregnated with bacteria-killing metal nanoparticles - a highly inexpensive, simple ...
Take a leaf out of this book for clean drinking water
'Drinkable Book' Promises to Filter Dirty Water
'Drinkable book' could provide millions with purified water
PPP Focus.com
Violent video games trigger aggression
PPP Focus.com
Appelbaum is referring, in part, to the task force's conclusion that playing violent video games is just one of many “risk factors” for aggression leading to violent or destructive behavior. At the end of the day, this 49-page report confirms that the ...
Violent video games lead to aggression: studySky News Australia
Do video games make people violent?BBC News
Do violent video games lead to criminal behavior?CBS News
TIME
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PPP Focus.com
Appelbaum is referring, in part, to the task force's conclusion that playing violent video games is just one of many “risk factors” for aggression leading to violent or destructive behavior. At the end of the day, this 49-page report confirms that the ...
Violent video games lead to aggression: study
Do video games make people violent?
Do violent video games lead to criminal behavior?
Yahoo Parenting
Best-Selling Book Promises Kids Will Fall Asleep at Bedtime
Yahoo Parenting
A book called The Rabbit Who Wants to Fall Asleep claims to help children have a restful and long sleep. (Photo: Getty Images). Good news for parents of children who either refuse to go to bed or have sleeping issues: A book called The Rabbit Who Wants ...
Children's book that can 'make anyone fall asleep' tops Amazon's best seller listfox6now.com
Bedtime story uses psychological tricks to get kids to sleep fasterCBS News
Children's book uses calming techniques to help put your child to sleepGlobalnews.ca
The Guardian
Huffington Post
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Yahoo Parenting
A book called The Rabbit Who Wants to Fall Asleep claims to help children have a restful and long sleep. (Photo: Getty Images). Good news for parents of children who either refuse to go to bed or have sleeping issues: A book called The Rabbit Who Wants ...
Children's book that can 'make anyone fall asleep' tops Amazon's best seller list
Bedtime story uses psychological tricks to get kids to sleep faster
Children's book uses calming techniques to help put your child to sleep
24 Hours Vancouver
Mutated mice show enhanced brain power: UBC study
24 Hours Vancouver
A University of B.C. scientist has mutated mice, giving them advanced intelligence that he believes can provide new insights into post-traumatic stress disorder — and improve memory and cognitive function for people with dementia. “(The mice) were ...
Mouse mutation may shed light on human dementiaVancouver Sun
'Brainy' mice less anxiousiFreePress.com (blog)
Scientists researching brain disorders create super-clever miceVocal Republic
The Hans India
NDTV
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24 Hours Vancouver
A University of B.C. scientist has mutated mice, giving them advanced intelligence that he believes can provide new insights into post-traumatic stress disorder — and improve memory and cognitive function for people with dementia. “(The mice) were ...
Mouse mutation may shed light on human dementia
'Brainy' mice less anxious
Scientists researching brain disorders create super-clever mice
Toronto Star
Rising deaths prompt growing worries about fentanyl
Toronto Star
Tina Espey would have been 22 today, looking forward to the future, perhaps planning a family and working toward a career as a nurse or an orthodontist. But she barely got to see adulthood, her life tragically cut short by fentanyl. Espey was just 19 ...
Fentanyl a growing problem in Toronto: PoliceToronto Sun
Possible fentanyl death could take weeks to confirm causeCTV News
Cocaine 'contaminated' with fentanyl suspected in Winnipeg overdose deathCBC.ca
TV Newsroom
Vancouver Sun
The Times
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Toronto Star
Tina Espey would have been 22 today, looking forward to the future, perhaps planning a family and working toward a career as a nurse or an orthodontist. But she barely got to see adulthood, her life tragically cut short by fentanyl. Espey was just 19 ...
Fentanyl a growing problem in Toronto: Police
Possible fentanyl death could take weeks to confirm cause
Cocaine 'contaminated' with fentanyl suspected in Winnipeg overdose death
Sydney Morning Herald
'Kissed by angels': US teenager Ciera Swaringen with rare skin condition ...
Sydney Morning Herald
When you're bullied day in, day out, it can be easy to feel full of self-hatred. But one American teen is sticking it to her tormentors by embracing the very thing they tease. Ciera Swaringen, 19, suffers from giant congenital melanocytic nevus, a rare ...
NC teen born with birthmarks covering her body says she's learned to love her skinNew York Daily News
Teen with rare birthmarks defies her bullies by embracing her conditionStuff.co.nz
North Carolina teenager embraces her mole-like birthmarks by posing in bikiniMetro
IJ Review
The Inquisitr
Parenting Magazine
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Sydney Morning Herald
When you're bullied day in, day out, it can be easy to feel full of self-hatred. But one American teen is sticking it to her tormentors by embracing the very thing they tease. Ciera Swaringen, 19, suffers from giant congenital melanocytic nevus, a rare ...
NC teen born with birthmarks covering her body says she's learned to love her skin
Teen with rare birthmarks defies her bullies by embracing her condition
North Carolina teenager embraces her mole-like birthmarks by posing in bikini
Us Magazine
18 Year-Old Madeline Down Syndrome Model will Take the Catwalk this fall in ...
Weekly Observer
Madeline Stuart, an 18-year-old Australian model who has Down syndrome will take to the catwalk during fashion week this fall in New York Fashion Week. She posted her participation in the upcoming event on her Instagram account on Sunday. The 18 year ...
Model with Down Syndrome Madeline Stuart to walk in New York Fashion WeekNew York Daily News
Model with Down syndrome to walk runway during New York Fashion WeekAtlanta Journal Constitution
Madeline Stuart, Model With Down Syndrome, Will Make Her New York Fashion Week ...Us Magazine
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Weekly Observer
Madeline Stuart, an 18-year-old Australian model who has Down syndrome will take to the catwalk during fashion week this fall in New York Fashion Week. She posted her participation in the upcoming event on her Instagram account on Sunday. The 18 year ...
Model with Down Syndrome Madeline Stuart to walk in New York Fashion Week
Model with Down syndrome to walk runway during New York Fashion Week
Madeline Stuart, Model With Down Syndrome, Will Make Her New York Fashion Week ...
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