W.The hen Valerie Landis underwent the first round of freezing in 2015, she was younger than many other patients. Healthcare sales professional Landis was 33 at the time. Amidst the pressure of work, which often requires her to travel internationally for business, and a breakup a few years ago, she …
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When the Covid-19 struck, the U.S. The already expanding drug-overdose was in the grip of an emergency. It’s gotten worse since then. Counties in states across the country, from Washington to Washington to Arizona and Florida, are reporting an increase in drug use this year, according to figures compiled by …
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Growing up in a greener urban environment increases children’s intelligence and lowers levels of difficult behavior, a study has found. The analysis of more than 600 children aged 10-15 years showed a 3% increase in the vegetables of their neighborhood increased their IQ score by an average of 2.6 points. …
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Blood pressure medicine improves the survival rates of Covid-19 in people with hypertension, according to research that contradicts earlier fears that the pills may make the disease worse. The risk of critical illness or death of Covid for people with high blood pressure was found to be significantly lower when …
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Coronavirus will be “forever” and people will probably need regular vaccinations against it, said a former chief scientific adviser to the UK government. Prof Mark Walport, a member of the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage), compared the virus to influenza, saying that repeated inoculations on a global scale would …
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