14 people reported sick after visiting McMenamins Anderson School pool in Bothell this summer
BOTHELL, Washington — Public Health — Seattle & King County has completed its investigation into a cryptosporidiosis outbreak linked to the McMenamins Anderson School pool in Bothell. Fourteen people reported becoming ill after swimming at the pool…
One of the world’s most widely used drugs could reduce dementia risk – but there’s a catch: ScienceAlert
One of the world’s most widely used drugs could help reduce the risk of dementia if taken daily – but only for some. An analysis of a large randomized controlled trial, including more than 13,500 older people in Australia and the United States,…
Make Moisturizing Simple with Particle Face Cream for Men – Now 25% Off for FOX Readers
Hydrate and hydrate your skin with this treatment for men. (Particle) A simple skincare routine can make hydrating easier for men who don’t want to juggle multiple products. Particle says the moisturizer is formulated with men’s skin and…
Doctors Explain Why Viral Claw Clip Hack Might Work for Migraines
When you start to feel that pounding feeling in your head, do you feel tired of basic headache tips like taking medicine, taking a nap, and drinking water? If this sounds familiar, maybe try grabbing a bobby pin. According to various social media…
Norovirus cases are increasing. These are the most common symptoms doctors see today.
It’s that time of year. Rates of norovirus, a nasty disease that causes gastrointestinal upset, are increasing across the United States, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Health: Cases of this highly contagious…
Scientists studied 1,300 cancer patients and discovered a trend in the gut
After studying stool samples from more than 1,300 cancer patients, scientists discovered distinct gut microbiome patterns linked to different cancers. Mayo Clinic researchers analyzed samples from 1,364 cancer patients across various cancer types, stages…
Doctors Without Borders employee working on Ebola response tests positive for virus
A Doctors Without Borders staff member who worked on the Ebola response in the Democratic Republic of Congo has tested positive for the virus, the organization announced Thursday. The person who tested positive is being evacuated from Congo and will be…
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Owning a smartphone at age 12 may increase child’s risk of eating disorders, study finds – The Washington Post
Owning a smartphone at age 12 may increase child’s risk of eating disorders, study finds The Washington Post Giving a Preteen a Smartphone May Increase Risk of Body Image Issues and Poor Eating cnn.com Horrifying research reveals what happens to…
Mosquito-borne disease that attacks the brain emerges in California
El Niño risks boosting the West Nile season. Getty Images The deadliest year for West Nile disease in California in nearly a decade was made worse by the El Niño phenomenon that brought wet weather and even rain to parts of the state this month. The…