This Man’s Ruptured Thumb Tendon Is A Lesson To All Of Us To Stop Using Our Phones So Much
A 29-year-old man gamed for weeks straight — and paid for it in the form of a ruptured tendon in his thumb.
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This Man’s Ruptured Thumb Tendon Is A Lesson To All Of Us To Stop Using Our Phones So Much
A 29-year-old man gamed for weeks straight — and paid for it in the form of a ruptured tendon in his thumb.
Dr. Oz To Address Critics On Thursday Show
Dr. Mehmet Oz will address a letter calling for his dismissal from his post at Columbia University on his show on Thursday.
Dr. Oz To Address Critics On Thursday Show
Dr. Mehmet Oz will address a letter calling for his dismissal from his post at Columbia University on his show on Thursday.
61 Ways To Lose Weight
Small changes can lead to really great results.
61 Ways To Lose Weight
Small changes can lead to really great results.
Care needed to reduce pet-to-human infection risk
By Kathryn Doyle (Reuters Health) – Pets can be a source of infection, and newborns, the elderly, children with leukemia and adults with cancer are especially vulnerable, according to a new review of data from previous research. Selecting the right pets and using safe strategies to care for them can reduce the risk, the authors write. “Pets have a number of really important health benefits,” including emotional and social support,
GE in talks to sell $74 billion portfolio to Wells Fargo
(Reuters) – General Electric Co is in early-stage talks with Wells Fargo about selling the bank its entire $74 billion U.S. commercial lending and leasing portfolio, according to a source familiar with the situation.
This Could Be The Single Best Food To Reduce Depression
The link between food and mood is getting even stronger.
Colombian acid survivor seeks tougher justice for 'an identity erased'
By Anastasia Moloney BOGOTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Natalia Ponce de Leon’s life was shattered within seconds when a stalker hurled acid at her outside the family home in an upscale part of the Colombian capital last year. The sulphuric acid devoured Ponce’s face, neck, abdomen and legs, melting her skin and leaving a quarter of her body burnt in an attack that shocked the Latin American country. Although acid