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UCSF study finds that changes in daily salt intake may explain eczema flare-ups. A high-sodium diet may increase the risk of eczema, according to researchers at UC San Francisco (UCSF), who found that eating just one extra gram of sodium a day — the amount in a Big Mac — increases the likelihood of flare-ups by 22%. .Eczema, also known as atopic dermatitis, is a chronic disease that causes dry, itchy skin. It is one of the most common skin conditions, affecting more than 31 million people in the US and one in 10 people will develop it at some…

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Being a bisexual woman in a straight relationship isn’t exactly breaking news. I’m sure there are many people, like me, who had their bisexual awakening watching Paramore’s Hayley Williams and then fell in love with a man, seemingly ending their queer journey. Before we begin, I should say that I am incredibly lucky to have fallen in love with a man who has gone out of his way to learn about LGBTQ+ life and culture and allows me to fly my flag proudly whenever I feel like it. However, sometimes I feel a bit out of or out of it…

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Easy Cinnamon Buns? Oh yes! These overnight cinnamon buns are so easy to make, but look so fancy. Your kids will love peeling it off. Let’s say… wow! This nutritionist and mom of three is in love with this super easy and quick cinnamon roll recipe! It only takes nine minutes to prepare (nine!) and it’s basically made while we sleep. Soft, doughy cinnamon buns, red apples, and fragrant vanilla create a sweet, smooth, and delicious cinnamon roll dish! How to make these super easy overnight cinnamon buns This decadent dish is our new favorite for special breakfasts. We simply…

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In a recent study published in eBioMedicine, Researchers investigated the causal relationship between epithelial ovarian cancer (EOC) risk or survival and insomnia. Study: Effect of insomnia on ovarian cancer risk and survival: Mendelian randomization study. Image credit: Gladskikh Tatiana / Shutterstock.com Sleep and EOC EOC is a leading cause of cancer death in women, claiming nearly 13,000 lives in the United States alone in 2022. Early detection of EOC remains a challenge due to the lack of specific symptoms that are not apparent until advanced stages. EOC is also associated with a high recurrence rate. Therefore, there remains an urgent…

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With Tony Michelson Growing up, I always knew I wanted to be two things: a nurse and a mom. I hit the first goal at 28 and started focusing on being a mom right away. I knew from birth that I had a Robertsonian translocation. In other words, I am a short chromosome but considered balanced because the missing chromosome contains no information. This shouldn’t have any effect on me getting pregnant, but it greatly increases my chances of miscarriage. After my husband and I hadn’t tried to conceive on our own for 2 years, we decided to look into…

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OUMERE Skin care The results of UMERE Liquid Treatment Exfoliator No. 9 Abstract In the last two years, a study was carried out to evaluate the effectiveness of OUMERE No. 9, a natural liquid exfoliant invented by OUMERE containing alpha, beta and poly hydroxy acids, in various skin conditions. The study involved 127 people, women and men, between the ages of 27 and 83. This report summarizes the findings, highlighting improvements in wrinkle reduction, scar removal, dark spot whitening, acne improvement, skin hydration, and other indicators of skin health. Introduction OUMERE No. 9 is a liquid treatment exfoliator invented by…

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Could microplastics be behind the drop in sperm count? ONEnew study found that the testicles of both humans and dogs contained tiny little fragments of plastic. This debris, called microplastics, is thought to come from chemicals in our environment. This includes PVC and phthalates used to make everyday items such as plastic water bottles, food storage containers and toys.Previous research has found microplastics throughout the human body – from the brain to the bloodstream to the lungs. They’ve also been found in semen, so the fact that a new study finds them in the testicles isn’t surprising. However, it raises…

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With your baby in your arms, feeding your little one can be a challenge. Your first feeding session starts as soon as you become a new mother. From the golden hour to 12 months of your baby’s life, nutritional needs change gradually. That 1 year may not be that long, but it’s a great learning experience for new moms. Breastfeeding comes naturally at these stages of your baby’s life. Well, here is a guide curated for you, as a new mom from 0 to 12 months. Baby food: From 0 to 6 months Babies grow faster from 0 to 6…

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The combination of the antibody amivantamab and lazertinib, a drug that targets EGFR, shows better clinical benefits compared with standard therapy in patients with advanced or metastatic non-small cell lung cancer with EGFR gene mutations who also have one of these poor prognostic markers : brain and/or liver metastases, p53 gene co-mutations or presence of circulating tumor DNA. Dr. Enriqueta Felip, head of the Medical Oncology Department at the Vall d’Hebron University Hospital, head of the Thoracic Tumor Group and co-director of the Clinical Research Program at the Vall d’Hebron Institute of Oncology (VHIO), presented the results of the secondary…

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In October, we observe Youth Substance Use Prevention Month and Substance Abuse Prevention Month. As we begin Prevention Month, let’s take a moment to celebrate all we’ve accomplished together, as well as recommit to the important work ahead. Everyone has a role to play in prevention. Substance abuse prevention – Where we are and what lies ahead The substance use landscape continues to evolve with the continued spread of highly potent synthetic opioids (such as illegal fentanyl) in counterfeit pills and the re-emergence of stimulants such as methamphetamine. At the same time, we are seeing changes in government policies related…

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