Experts’ tips for choosing the safest sunscreen

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Experts’ tips for choosing the safest sunscreen

CNN
(CNN) Throughout the summer, consumers struggle with how to best protect their skin from the harmful rays of the sun. But which products are the safest?

Nacho Cheese Sauce Tainted With Botulism Kills California Man

NPR
A rare outbreak of botulism has hospitalized nine people and killed one man in northern California, health officials say. The outbreak began early last month when several people fell ill after eating nacho cheese sauce bought at a gas station in Walnut

Large study uncovers genes linked to intelligence

Phys.Org
Exactly what constitutes intelligence, and to what extent it is genetic, are some of the most controversial questions in science. But now a new study of nearly 80,000 people, published in Nature Genetics, has managed to identify a number of genes that

A drink a day tied to higher breast cancer risk, report says

CNN
(CNN) Researchers have long known that having one too many cocktails might be associated with an increased risk of breast cancer. Now, a new report from the World Cancer Research Fund and the American Institute for Cancer Research reveals just how …

Filtered Cigarettes Caused Rise in Most Common Type of Lung Cancer

Healthline
Lung cancer rates are down, but not for adenocarcinoma – and cigarette filters are the culprit. Experts explain why that is. filtered cigarettes and cancer.

‘Kissing bug’ disease more deadly than thought

New York’s PIX11 / WPIX-TV
The nickname given to the insects that spread Chagas disease is somewhat bittersweet: kissing bugs. Their name stems from the fact that they like biting humans around their lips and faces as they sleep, after which they defecate into the wound with

Swimming pools are full of poop, but they probably won’t make you sick

Popular Science
These girls are too cool to worry about a few little parasites – just check out those shades. Juan Salamanca/Pexels. Let’s start with the gross stuff: up to ten grams of poop can wash off a little kid’s butt in a pool.

Gender confirmation surgeries on the rise in the US

CBS News
From an early age Gearah Goldstein knew that her gender did not align with her body. “I grew up in a very affirming and loving home but back in my childhood that meant making sure I was comfortable understanding that I was a boy,” she told CBS News.

Instagram is the most harmful social network for your mental health

Quartz
Model selfies should probably come with a warning to young girls. (Andy Kropa/Invision/AP). Share. Written by. Marc Bain. Obsession.

WHO Spends More on Travel Than on AIDS, Malaria

NBCNews.com
Dr. Margaret Chan, director-general of the World Health Organization, traveled to Guinea earlier this month to join the country’s president in celebrating the world’s first Ebola vaccine.

Life In A Lyme-Endemic State

New Hampshire Public Radio
Tick numbers are down in some areas, but experts warn against letting your guard down. Despite headlines forecasting a bumper year for ticks, UNH Extension Entomologist Alan Eaton says the recent drought in New Hampshire caused tick populations to …

Do medications really prevent opioid addiction relapse?

CTV News
CHICAGO — Remarks by a top U.S. health official have reignited a quarrel in the world of addiction and recovery: Does treating opioid addiction with medication save lives?

Going viral: Will the summer bring more Zika, West Nile outbreaks?

NewsOK.com
A worker of Ministry of Health Malaysia carries out mosquito fogging in 2016 at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. [AP Photo/Joshua Paul]. Adam’s Journal.

Despite lifelong cancer battle, Vigil remains unsinkable

Pueblo Chieftain
CHIEFTAIN PHOTO/JOHN JAQUES Jamie Vigil, is a multiple cancer survivor and this year’s face of the Cancer Relay Walk of Life. prev.

Unprecedented cholera outbreak tears through war-torn Yemen

New Scientist
A cholera outbreak in Yemen has killed 332 people, and left more than 32,000 ill in the last four weeks, the World Health Organization reports.

Scientists reveal the best way to cook mushrooms – and it’ll shock you

Coventry Telegraph
The news comes following a study taken in Spain which looked at the nutrient properties of four different types of mushrooms – both before and after they were cooked.

May brings awareness to mental health issues

White Mountain Independent
Recognizing that changing our thinking can change our lives, positive thoughts such as the artistic wooden sign that hangs on one of the walls at White Mountain Counseling in Show Low, set the tone for clients when they reach out for help to improve

HIV drug PrEP praised for helping prevent other sexually transmitted diseases

The Age
A drug that prevents the transmission of HIV could help detect and reduce other sexually transmitted illnesses, a Melbourne sexual health doctor says.

Does Dirty Air Keep You Awake?

Arizona Daily Star
“Prior studies have shown that air pollution impacts heart health and affects breathing and lung function, but less is known about whether air pollution affects sleep,” said lead author Dr.

First-Try Antibiotics Now Fail in 1 in 4 Adult Pneumonia Cases

Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier
SUNDAY, May 21, 2017 (HealthDay News) — The first prescription of an antibiotic that the average U.S. adult with pneumonia receives is now ineffective in about a quarter of cases, a new study finds.

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