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Study links light exposure during sleep to weight gain in women
The data on artificial light exposure during sleep and weight gain were self-reported, and the women were not asked why they kept lights on while sleeping. More research is needed to better understand the link and determine whether reducing light at night may prevent obesity, the authors concluded. The results showed that the women who slept with an artificial light or television in the same r... [Full Article...]
Researchers make progress on Alzheimer's vaccine
Researchers at the University of New Mexico led by Dr Kiran Bhaskar, associate professor in the varsity's Department of Molecular Genetics & Microbiology, have started to test the vaccine on mice. The ones who received the vaccine performed better than those who did not. "We have to make sure that we have a clinical version of the vaccine so that we can test in people", Bhaskar says. [Full Article...]
Weight Loss and Weight Management Product Market : Global Outlook and Forecast 2019
Every region key factors are provided which is attracting this market towards growth. In addition, innovative business and innovative policies, along with key players, key partnerships, mergers and acquisitions, are reviewed in this report . [Full Article...]
Unhealthy Gut Can Lead to Spread of Breast Cancer, Says a Study
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California lawmakers moves on health care for illegal immigrants
Newsom broadly agree on a $213 billion state budget that spends more on immigrants and the poor. Earlier, the California governor rejected a state Senate plan to include adults 65 and older as too costly. "California believes that smartly being is a fundamental factual", said Los Angeles Democratic Senator Holly Mitchell, who led the budget negotiations. [Full Article...]
Alabama governor signs chemical castration bill into law
It says offenders must pay for the treatment, and they can't be denied parole exclusively based on an inability to pay. Ivey, a Republican serving as the 54th governor of Alabama since 2017, has made no public statement on the measure and it was not known if she supported it until yesterday, which was the last day she could sign the bill. [Full Article...]
Chickenpox vaccination considerably lessens likelihood of shingles
At the end of the research, they found that the children who were vaccinated with the chickenpox vaccine had 78 percent lower rates of shingles than the children who were not vaccinated. While the condition is more common in older adults whose immune systems are waning, children too can develop shingles . Years later, the virus may reactivate as shingles . [Full Article...]
Maine governor signs abortion access law
ME is the second state, following California, to allow non-doctors to perform in-clinic abortions, according to Maine's Office of Policy and Legal Analysis, The Associated Press reported . Following court or agency rulings, almost two dozen others, including Vermont and New Hampshire, have also expanded their list of abortion medication providers. [Full Article...]