Health risks

Offbeat (25 May, 2007)
11 Sleepless Days - Not a Problem

Tony Wright, 42, has researched the dependencies the human brain has on sleep. Therefore he didn't sleep for exactly 11 days - which is a new world record, though not one for the Guinness Book. ...
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//1 Oct 07, 2008 07:53 AM | posted by: sharaeff [InfoTOT]

The Guinness Book is absolutely right!!!! It's absurd to risk your life and health in such a way!!! Such experiments should be vorbidden. I think it's not necessary to stay awake for 11 days to prove that your brain stops functioning in a proper way. We all know that sleep is necessary as it helps to regain strength and imrove mental processes in our brain. The guy just spoilt his health...

Health & Fitness (24 Jun, 2008)
Raw Milk - Bless or Curse?

The United States have been swept by a new healthy food craze - raw milk, the selling and buying of which is illegal in many states. ...
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Offbeat (05 Sep, 2008)
Two Fathers Happy Together as Trans-lesbians

Jenny-Anne Bishop and Elen Heart were both husbands and fathers before they met each other. They are now wearing female costumes and live together. They consider themselves to be a "transsexual lesbian" couple. ...
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//1 Oct 03, 2008 07:12 AM | posted by: sharaeff [InfoTOT]

In general the whole story seems a nonsense. What else will men invent to escape from normal relationship?There's just one positive thing for me: these men are not afraid to express their opinion, they're not afraid of being laughed away. They have their feelings and don't want to hide them. People often play roles in ordinary life, we don't even think about it. But in reality, everyone has a role which sometimes can be worse than being a transsexual lesbian. Everyone has a mask which causes many complexes in fact. So the main thing is to remain natural and to feel harmonious.

Health & Fitness (15 Oct, 2007)
Mothers-to-be Smoking Results in 90 % of Cot Deaths

A lot of expectant women ignore adverse effects of prenatal and postnatal smoking and the risk of sudden infant death ...
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Press-releases (04 Apr, 2008)
Intertek joins Trace One to create connected sources, global solutions for supplier risk management

Intertek, the leading global provider of certification, Corporate Social Responsibility, quality and safety services to a wide range of global and local industries, today announces a new joint venture providing product development and supplier risk management. ...
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//3 Apr 30, 2008 08:27 AM | posted by: alcotrazz [InfoBIG]

why do you think so?

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//2 Apr 30, 2008 04:09 AM | posted by: snsuresh [InfoTOT]

nice

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//1 Apr 15, 2008 06:28 AM | posted by: snsuresh [InfoTOT]

superb!

Science (08 Jul, 2008)
Speech Problems in Youngsters May Lead to Criminality

According to a government review, about one thousand of children suffering from untreated speech problems have a high risk of being unemployed, facing mental health problems and being involved in crime ...
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Health & Fitness (01 Dec, 2008)
Scientists Study the Connection between Abortion and Mental Health

The latest study carried out by scientists from the University of Otago, Christchurch, and funded by the Health Research Council of New Zealand, women are 30 percent more likely to develop mental health problems, including depression and anxiety, if they have an abortion. ...
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Health & Fitness (13 Jan, 2009)
Hormone Therapy Shrinks Women's Brains

According to a new study, the oestrogen hormone therapy, which is used to treat a number of symptoms of menopause, contracts women's brains. ...
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Health & Fitness (21 Apr, 2009)
Laughter Helps Treat Diabetes

The relationship between body and mind is the subject of scientific researches for almost 20 years. Doctors noticed a long time ago that psychological and social events in a person's life strongly influence their state of health. ...
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Health & Fitness (19 Jun, 2009)
Ritalin: to Take or Not to Take

Professor John Harris, a medical expert, says that healthy people should have access to Ritalin in order to boost brain power. He believes that preventing the use of the drug for this purpose is unethical. ...
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