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5 Tips to Protect Your Hearing
Tweet So I love getting out to events and listening to live music. But these fun activities can have a down side. Sadly. If you’re around loud sounds, you should know that you could be at risk for tinnitus and … Continue reading
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Training for Surgery? Yes, You Can
Tweet These days, Americans train to get in shape for marathons, weddings and backpacking trips. So why not train for surgery? Tens of millions of surgeries are scheduled each year in the United States, and each can result in complications … Continue reading
Facts on Contacts: Most of Us Have Bad Habits
Tweet Most of us think we know how to clean our contacts, but a new study finds less than 1 percent of people (less than 1 percent!) actually care for them properly, WebMd Health News reports. And bad habits have … Continue reading
Physically Leaning Affects Our Thinking?
Tweet Interesting news out of the Netherlands: A new study suggests the way you physically lean affects how you estimate quantities (like sizes, numbers, and percentages). We think of smaller numbers as being to the left and larger numbers to the … Continue reading
Feeling Cranky? Have a Snack
Tweet If you feel more irritable when you’re hungry, hormones may be to blame. Levels of serotonin—a hormone that helps regulate behavior—fluctuate when people are stressed or haven’t eaten, finds a new study from the University of Cambridge. And when … Continue reading
Have You Been Fooled by Organic Food?
Tweet I really love organic food—I get happy going to Whole Foods—but a new study made me think. We may believe that organic foods are nutritious and that they taste better, but, according to new research, our minds may be … Continue reading
