Are Some Leafy Greens Healthier Than Others? A Look at 9 Types
Are some leafy greens “healthier” than others? We take a look at nine types.
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Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Raw Tuna in Sushi Sickens 53 in 9 States
Most cases are in California, but others were reported in Arizona, Illinois, Mississippi, New Mexico, South Dakota, Virginia, Washington and Wisconsin.
Parents Say Pot Helped Young Daughter's Seizures
An Ohio family moved 1,200 miles to get a medical marijuana derivative for their 3-year-old to give her some relief from her seizures, and they say it’s working. Addyson Benton began having tiny seizures when she was just 9 months old, her mother, Heather Benton, told ABC News. Soon, the seizures got worse, doctors learned that Addyson was having more than 1,000 a day, and they diagnosed her with severe
Severe Mental Illness in Youth Makes Surprising Drop in Last Decade — What’s Behind It?
“We must be doing something right.”
FDA: Inadequate cleaning, testing at Ohio ice cream plant
WASHINGTON (AP) — A government investigation of Ohio-based Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams says there was inadequate testing and cleaning in its Columbus plant before listeria was found in some of its ice cream.
Reinventing Organizations? Or Reinventing Life?
I’m a massive fan of Reinventing Organizations. I can’t get my head around how when I work with a room full of professionals and ask, “Please raise your hand if you felt excited to come to work this Monday morning? Or if you felt fulfilled last Friday afternoon?” only two people put their hands up. There is a big problem here for me….
Man With Dementia Rescued After 2 Days Wandering Desert
Rolland Towne, 86, was found bruised and bloodied after days away from his family’s Mojave Desert campsite.
Like the real thing: amputees control prosthetic limb using their minds
For the first time, two amputees are now able to control their bionic prosthetic legs just as they would their biological limbs. Both have been living with the mind-controlled prostheses for more than one year and are happy with their experience, according to a company press release. Tiny myoelectric sensors (IMES) that communicate with the muscles are the key aspect of the prosthetic, which was developed at the Iceland-based technology
West Africa's health systems need rebuilding post-Ebola: WHO
By Stephanie Nebehay GENEVA (Reuters) – Health care systems in West Africa that collapsed during the Ebola epidemic must be rebuilt urgently to provide basic services and confront other killer diseases, the World Health Organization said on Thursday. Recovery plans in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone will cost $2.3 billion, only half of which has been pledged, and donors will need confidence in good governance to provide more funds, a
7 Myths About Metabolism You Need to Stop Believing
It’s time you know the burning truths about your metabolism.