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A drinking water study found that toxin contaminated drinking water affects millions in the US. The study was published Oct. 14, 2020 in Environmental Science & Technology Letters. Medical News today published an easier to understand version of it on Oct. 30, 2020. Details of the

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November 25, 2020

by Ray Schilling

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drinking water study, kidney cancer, non-stick pans, oral chlorella, pfas, pfoa, polyfluoroalkyl substances, reverse osmosis, testicular cancer, toxin contaminated drinking water

A new study found that glucosamine supplementation can reduce mortality. In this study 495,077 women and men were observed for 8.9 years. This was part of the UK Biobank study. 19,882 deaths occurred during the course of the study. 3,802 deaths were due to cardiovascular disease (stro

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November 11, 2020

by Ray Schilling

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anti-inflammatory effect, anti-inflammatory medications, cardiovascular disease mortality risk, death reduction, glucosamine, glucosamine sulfate, glucosamine supplementation, mortality reduction, respiratory disease mortality, treating osteoarthritis

A Norwegian study going on for 5 years showed that older adults’ exercise intensity does not reduce mortality. For one thing, researchers stated that physical activity is important to reduce mortality in older people. On the other hand, the researchers of this study from Norway wanted

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October 28, 2020

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cancer rate, cardiovascular disease, clinical trial, control group, exercise, exercise group, lung function, older adults, reduce mortality, stay consistently active

Researchers have detected a natural immune-boosting STING protein against cancer. STING stands for STimulator of INterferon Genes. Scientists at Scripps Research have found this molecule that is part of the immune system. It is essential for mounting an immune response against viruses

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September 23, 2020

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adaptive immune responses, cytokines, cytotoxic T cells, immune genes, innate immune system, interferons, scripps researchers, sr-717, stimulator of the sting protein, sting protein

A new study revealed that T cells play a major role in ulcerative colitis. In particular, this is an inflammatory disease where ulcerations occur in the large intestine and rectum. To point out, University of California researchers did unique experiments with thousands of single cells

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September 16, 2020

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antigen receptor sequencing, autoimmune disease, cytotoxic T cells, memory T cells, overproduction of memory T cells, rectal biopsies, single cell RNA determination, t cells, ulcerative colitis, vaccine

Should the surgeon do a laparoscopic hysterectomy versus regular surgery in cervical cancer? Notably, cervical cancer can require a complete removal of the womb. This is particularly so when the cancer is growing inside the rest of the uterus. It is important to realize, for years phy

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September 09, 2020

by Ray Schilling

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cancer recurrence, cervical cancer, conventional open hysterectomy surgery, death, laparoscopic hysterectomy, metaanalysis, ovarian cancer, regular surgery, rupture of the capsule of the ovary, spread of the cancer

There is confusion out there about vitamin D in health and disease. In other words, I thought it would be useful to review some basics about vitamin D and how it can help you to benefit from it. Last year an overview about this topic was published. Notably, a lack of vitamin D causes

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May 06, 2020

by Ray Schilling

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atopic dermatitis, better control of asthma, lack of vitamin D, osteomalacia, osteoporosis, respiratory syncytial virus, rickets in children, vitamin D, vitamin d deficiency, vitamin d supplementation

New research detected that third hand smoke is also dangerous. There are three kinds of exposures to cigarette smoke. First hand smoke comes directly to the smoker from smoking cigarettes. Second hand smoke occurs when another person is in the same room as a smoker. This way there is

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April 01, 2020

by Ray Schilling

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carcinogens, cigarette smoke components, fabric of smokers’ clothes, first hand smoke, nicotine, organic carcinogenic compounds, restricted movie, second hand smoke, smoking and non-smoking rooms, third hand smoke

A new study in the US showed that hair dyes and straighteners may cause breast cancer. The study was conducted by researchers at the National Institutes of Health and published on Dec. 4, 2019. 46,709 black and white women were enrolled in the study. The participants aged 35–74 were c

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January 29, 2020

by Ray Schilling

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breast cancer, dark-colored hair dye, frequency of applications, hair dyes, hair straightener, hispanic women, light-colored hair dyes, salon professional, sister study, straighteners

A new study about the importance of fiber was confirmed for the prevention of major diseases. It was the World Health Organization that commissioned this study. The results appeared in a publication in the journal “Lancet” . Notably, it was based on analyzing 185 observational studie

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December 18, 2019

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almonds, artichoke, cardiovascular disease, colon cancer, coronary heart disease, dark chocolate, fiber, oats, stroke, type 2 diabetes

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Toxin Contaminated Drinking Water Affects Millions in the US

Glucosamine Supplementation Can Reduce Mortality

Older Adult’s Exercise Intensity Does Not Reduce Mortality

Natural Immune-boosting STING Protein Against Cancer

T Cells Play a Major Role in Ulcerative Colitis

Laparoscopic Hysterectomy versus Regular Surgery in Cervical Cancer

Vitamin D in Health and Disease

Third Hand Smoke Is Also Dangerous

Hair Dyes and Straighteners May Cause Breast Cancer

Importance Of Fiber Was Confirmed

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