Paralyzed man uses experimental device to regain hand movements

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Bill Kochevar has regained use of his right hand with the aid of an experimental prosthetic that replaces lost connections between the brain and the muscles.

Bill Kochevar has regained use of his right hand with the aid of an experimental prosthetic that replaces lost connections between the brain and the muscles.

Paralyzed man uses experimental device to regain hand movements

CNN
(CNN) A man paralyzed from his shoulders down has regained use of his right hand with the aid of an experimental prosthetic that replaces lost connections between the brain and the muscles.

How did an Indonesian python eat a man?

BBC News
Indonesian police say a farmer in Indonesia has been eaten by a python, which was later cut open to retrieve the man’s body. The 25-year-old was seemingly attacked and swallowed at a palm oil plantation near his village in West Sulawesi.

How much exercise do I really need?

CNN
(CNN) Between work commitments, family responsibilities, and the stress of everyday life, we have legitimate reasons to fall short of our fitness goals.

Watch LIVE: April the Giraffe’s development continues before birth

FOX 61
HARPURSVILLE, N.Y. – Zookeepers at Animal Adventure Park said Tuesday night that April the Giraffe’s pregnancy continues to progress, as her mammary development has increased again since Tuesday morning.

New MS Drug Ocrevus Wins FDA Approval

NBCNews.com
The drug, called Ocrevus, is approved for use against the most common form of MS – the relapsing-remitting type. It’s also approved for primary progressive MS, a very aggressive form of the disease that affects 10 to 15 percent of MS patients.

Health rankings highlight Ohio’s opiate crisis, youth dropout and unemployment

cleveland.com
Opiate overdoses, among other injury deaths, are driving the increase in premature deaths in many areas of the country struggling with the epidemic.

Marathons Injure Kidneys

The Atlantic
Like The Atlantic? Subscribe to The Atlantic Daily, our free weekday email newsletter. Six years ago, a study from Michigan’s William Beaumont Hospital found that about 40 percent of runners suffer acute kidney injury after marathons.

Your cat really does like you, in fact more than food, study says

My Fox Boston
Cats have gotten a bad rap, at least according to a new study that found your feline really does like you, even if it doesn’t always know how to show you, and it actually likes interacting with you more than it prefers food.

This Is How Trump’s Budget Cut Would Harm Medical Research

Pacific Standard
The 20 percent cut to the National Institutes of Health in 2018 will close labs, end careers, and, most importantly, deprive the public of the medical research benefits scientists are working toward.

Senator McCaskill opens investigation into opioid manufacturers

CNN
(CNN) Missouri Senator Claire McCaskill has launched an investigation into some of the country’s leading prescription drug manufacturers, demanding documents and records dating back the past five years which indicate just what the companies knew of the …

Rat-borne disease now killing dogs in New Jersey

CBS News
PARAMUS, N.J. — Health officials in New Jersey are warning pet owners about a deadly disease that is passed through rats. Veterinarians in the state say they have seen a rise in the number of dogs who have contracted leptospirosis this year.

Device Mimicking Female Reproductive Cycle Could Aid Research

NPR
Scientists say they’ve made a device in the lab that can mimic the human female reproductive cycle. The researchers hope the device, assembled from living tissue, will lead to new treatments for many medical problems that plague some women, ranging

Utah guv signs new liquor law — but restaurants can’t tear down ‘Zion Curtains’ just yet

Salt Lake Tribune
… | Courtesy Current Fish and Oyster Co-owner Joel LaSalle, wants Current Fish and Oyster to be one of the first Utah restaurants to tear out its Zion Curtain.

Study shows no long-term cognitive benefit to breastfeeding

CNN
(CNN) While the medical benefits of breastfeeding for helping newborns fight infections and helping pre-term infants get stronger are fairly well established, the long-term impact is much less so.

Italy Debates Implementing Paid 3-Day ‘Menstrual Leave’ Policy

Tech Times
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Video games may protect mental health and avert trauma, addiction

Ars Technica
Video games often blamed for rotting minds may actually protect them, according to a series of studies. Researchers report that Tetris—a classic game that takes hold of spatial and visual systems in the brain as players align irregular polygons—seems

Childhood Exposure To Lead Can Blunt IQ For Decades, Study Suggests

NPR
Exposure to lead as a child can affect an adult decades later, according to a study out Tuesday that suggests a link between early childhood lead exposure and a dip in a person’s later cognitive ability and socioeconomic status.

Avoiding All Nuts Simply Because You’re Allergic To One Might Be, Well, Nutty

Forbes
The conventional wisdom has been that if you’re allergic to one nut, you should assume you’re allergic to them all, even ones you’ve never tried.

University of Richmond grad killed in avalanche in Canada

The Daily Progress
A graduate of the University of Richmond has been identified as one of two Massachusetts doctors killed in an avalanche in Canada earlier this month, according to media reports in the Boston area.

Mediterranean diet may help reduce risk of Type 2 Diabetes

WXIA-TV
An estimated 86 million Americans are at risk for Type 2 Diabetes, but nearly 90 percent of them don’t know it. Doctors say adhering to a Mediterranean diet may help to reverse your risk of developing Type 2 Diabetes.

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