Health

Menstrual cycle does not affect cognitive function of women: Study

rhonda - Jul 5, 2017

Contrary to what some believe, a woman’s monthly menstrual cycle doesn’t seem to dampen her thinking skills, no matter what time of the month it is....Read More
Concussion can spur short-term change in women’s periods

rhonda - Jul 4, 2017

After a concussion, a young woman might notice that her next few menstrual periods are a bit off-schedule, a new study finds....Read More
Study: Heartburn meds could shorten life span

rhonda - Jul 4, 2017

Popular heartburn medications like Nexium, Prilosec or Prevacid may increase your risk of early death when taken for extended periods, a new study suggests....Read More
Female cancer survivors are a third less likely to get pregnant

rhonda - Jul 3, 2017

Research shows that female cancer survivors are one-third less likely to become pregnant compared to women in the general population....Read More
Psychiatric disorders in childhood increase risk for addiction later

rhonda - Jul 3, 2017

A recent study in the Netherlands found children with psychiatric disorders are at increased risk of developing addiction later in adulthood....Read More
5 fireworks myths debunked by eye doctors

rhonda - Jul 3, 2017

Firecrackers, sparklers and bottle rockets may seem harmless enough, but there’s really no such thing as safe fireworks for consumers, eye doctors warn....Read More
Study: Opioid addiction diagnoses surging since 2010

rhonda - Jul 2, 2017

One in five people who gets commercial health insurance from Blue Cross and Blue Shield filled at least one prescription for an opioid painkiller in 2015....Read More
Pharmacies may still deny teens ‘morning after’ pill, despite no age restriction

rhonda - Jul 1, 2017

New research suggests that many teens may still have a tough time trying to get the emergency contraception, despite no USDA age restrictions....Read More
CDC: Teen birth rate drops again to all-time low

rhonda - Jul 1, 2017

Teen births in the United States dropped to a record low last year, falling 9 percent from 2015, U.S. health officials reported Friday....Read More
Study suggests some type 1 diabetes patients still make some insulin

rhonda - Jul 1, 2017

Almost half of people with type 1 diabetes are still producing some insulin more than a decade after being diagnosed with the disease, a new study suggests....Read More

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Sports

Rookie QB’s Bryce Young, Anthony Richardson ruled out for Panthers, Colts

Rookies Bryce Young and Anthony Richardson, two of the first quarterbacks selected in the 2023 NFL Draft, will not play in Week 3 because of injuries, their teams announced Friday....Read More
Bengals sign QB Reid Sinnett to practice squad; Joe Burrow’s status iffy

The Cincinnati Bengals signed quarterback Reid Sinnett to their practice squad, the team announced Friday afternoon. The signing came amid uncertainty about starting quarterback Joe Burrow’s status for Week 3....Read More
$1M Pennsylvania Derby, Cotillion put 3-year-olds back in horse racing spotlight

Three-year-olds return to the spotlight in weekend horse racing with the $1 million Pennsylvania Derby and $1 million Cotillion at Parx Racing taking center stage....Read More
Fantasy football: Cousins, Pickett among must-start QBs for Week 3

Kirk Cousins and Kenny Pickett are among UPI senior sports writer Alex Butler’s must-start fantasy football quarterbacks for Week 3....Read More

Health

Menstrual cycle does not affect cognitive function of women: Study

Concussion can spur short-term change in women’s periods

Study: Heartburn meds could shorten life span

Female cancer survivors are a third less likely to get pregnant

Psychiatric disorders in childhood increase risk for addiction later

5 fireworks myths debunked by eye doctors

Study: Opioid addiction diagnoses surging since 2010

Pharmacies may still deny teens ‘morning after’ pill, despite no age restriction

CDC: Teen birth rate drops again to all-time low

Study suggests some type 1 diabetes patients still make some insulin

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