Flip or Flop Host Tarek El Moussa's Cancer Found By Viewer

Flip or Flop Host Tarek El Moussa's Cancer Found By Viewer

24.11.2015

Still, the email from Ryan prompted him to get a second opinion. That viewer, Ryan Read , happened to be a nurse , and when she noticed a lump on El Moussa's neck below his Adam's apple, she searched for the direct email address for the production company to let them know that the host needed to see a doctor as soon as possible.

SISTER WIVES Tell-All

SISTER WIVES Tell-All

23.11.2015

The wives seemed to be ready to give Meri whatever support she needs to get through this rough period of her life; Kody appeared stoic and unresponsive to her emotional outpouring. "My first reaction was to put on armor and go to war", Janelle said. "I didn't know what to think". At the time it seemed so vague. "Our job is to keep everybody safe", Christine agreed.

Neurologists Have Found Happiness In The Brain

Neurologists Have Found Happiness In The Brain

22.11.2015

The team of researchers tested it out by taking MRI scans of the participants, and looking at the neural structures within their brains. Happiness is a varied experience for different people; for example, a few might feel happier than others on receiving compliments.

The Great American Smoke Out

The Great American Smoke Out

22.11.2015

Brian King, deputy director for research translation at the  CDC's  Office on Smoking and Health, said in a press release. Epps said. Today he encourages people across the South Plain to "Go cold Turkey for Cold Turkey", and come see the resources available to help smokers quit.

There's a parasitic worm that may help women get pregnant

There's a parasitic worm that may help women get pregnant

22.11.2015

They surmise that being infected with the worm may make it harder for one's immune system to reject the baby growing inside-and thus make the woman's body " more friendly" towards pregnancy. Prof Aaron Blackwell, one of the researchers, told BBC News: "The effects are unexpectedly large". The study concluded that women infected with roundworm were more likely to become pregnant, and those infected with hookworm had a lower chance of pregnancy.

Remaining Chimps to Retire from NIH

Remaining Chimps to Retire from NIH

21.11.2015

NIH retired most of its chimps two years ago, but kept 50 on hand in case they were needed for important research, as in the case of a public health emergency. The NIH reported that they have finished up all their biomedical research using chimps that did not fall within the criteria set by the Institute of Medicine.

Warns World Health Organization: Superbug threat may have been widely misunderstood

Warns World Health Organization: Superbug threat may have been widely misunderstood

21.11.2015

However, we are speeding up the process dramatically by using antibiotics too much and often in the wrong contexts. According to FDA, it is inaccurate and alarmist to define bacteria resistant to one, or even a few, antimicrobials as "superbugs" if these same bacteria are still treatable by other commonly used antibiotics.

Aaron Rodgers flattered Barack Obama spoke glowingly about him

Aaron Rodgers flattered Barack Obama spoke glowingly about him

21.11.2015

Speculation is swirling on the Internet about actress Olivia Munn's role in the on-field performance of her boyfriend, Packers QB Aaron Rodgers . you must be having personal problems at home", Munn tweeted. Munn can do the same, and she did just that earlier this week fending off journalists wondering what is wrong with the Packers' passing game.

Charlie Sheen ex-girlfriend breaks silence on why she had unprotected sex

Charlie Sheen ex-girlfriend breaks silence on why she had unprotected sex

20.11.2015

Pornstar Elizabeth Bentley tells TMZ she had no idea Sheen was HIV positive during their fling earlier this year - she says he never breathed a word of it to her. I think that's an important thing to note. HIV has a big stigma attached to it from before there was a treatment for it and it was a death sentence.  On the other hand, during a Sheen's interview on the Today's show with hst, Matt Lauer, Sheen confidently said he had only had unprotected sex since his diagnoses with only two ...

Pigeons are being used to spot breast cancer in mammograms

Pigeons are being used to spot breast cancer in mammograms

20.11.2015

The researchers found that the pigeons improved their ability to tell the difference between malignant and benign breast tissue from 50 percent at the start of the study to 85 percent by day 15. This may sound far-fetched, but the authors explained that pigeons share numerous visual system properties with humans. Several doctors with a vast amount of training and years of education can misinterpret mammogram scans and have a hard time interpreting microscopic slides.