Heart

Health & Fitness (15 Aug, 2008)
Red Bull May Lead to Heart Damage, Scientists Say

According to the latest research, the popular energy drink Red Bull can increase the risk of heart damage. ...
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//18 Oct 19, 2009 08:17 PM | posted by: RN/BELLA

I drank approx 2 oz of sugar free Red Bull and took one no doze so I didn't get tired working a 12 hour night shift. BIG MISTAKE!!! I had dry heeves and my heart rate was in the150's and my blood pressure was critical (188/110). My hands felt tingly. Thank God I worked at a hospital!! So I went to the ER and they did an ekg which showed some s-t depression (signs of ischemia) My electrolytes were abnormal also. That stuff should be banned in every country.

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//17 Oct 07, 2009 08:11 PM | posted by: rashid

i drink red bull every day for the past 2 months. this news is ver y alarming but also questionable. id have to drink it then do a test prolly then i'll believe that it is dangerous. if it is so dangerous then why is it in like every store. and for idiots that drink 8 a day are really looking to end there life maybe they think its a better way to commit suicide? idk. but until i do that test i'll keep drinkin redbull. unlike the people who drink it i'll have wings! - rashid slater.

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//16 Sep 22, 2009 06:37 PM | posted by: jEsUs*FrEaK

Eh, i didnt really like it nyway

Health & Fitness (06 Dec, 2008)
Scientists Found A Way To Treat Heart Infarction

A group of British scientists has successfully finished an experiment that can completely change the destinies of millions of people suffering from cardio-vascular diseases. They have applied the revolutionary technology by using stem cells. ...
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Health & Fitness (25 Dec, 2008)
One Hour Of Sleep More Per Day Reduces Heart Problems

Scientists have established that lack of sleep can lead to more serious consequences than dark rings. ...
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Health & Fitness (05 Jan, 2009)
Patients Undergoing Liposuction Could Be at Risk of Developing Heart Disease

According to American scientists, liposuction may have a negative influence on heart. ...
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Health & Fitness (10 Jan, 2009)
Cigarette Smoke Changes Heart's Shape

American biologists have determined that cigarette smoke influences the cell division in the cardiac muscle and changes heart's shape. Previous experiments have proved that a smoked cigarette increases all of a sudden the normal quantity of corticosteroids, and also the quantities of adrenalin and noradrenalin. ...
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Health & Fitness (17 Feb, 2009)
Doctors Succeeded In Saving A Girl Born With A Half Of The Heart

According to the statistics, approximately 1 child out of 100 is born with one or other deficiency of the heart. But such a serious pathology as the one Mira Larrison was born with is a rarity. ...
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Health & Fitness (15 Mar, 2009)
Depressions Are Bad for Your Heart

Researchers from the Washington Medical Academy claim that prolonged depressions increase the risk of heart diseases more than any genetic factor. ...
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Health & Fitness (21 Apr, 2009)
Breast Feeding Lowers The Chances Of Developing Heart Diseases In Women

Researchers from the University of Pittsburgh (Pennsylvania, USA) have found that the longer a woman feeds her baby with breast milk, the smaller is her possibility of developing heart diseases. ...
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Science (08 May, 2009)
Latest Invention: Super-Realistic Virtual Heart

Doctors and computer animators developed a very realistic computer model that allows investigating the anatomy of human heart in perspectives that are not possible in real patients. ...
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Health & Fitness (23 Jun, 2009)
Using Music to Cure Heart Attack and Stroke Victims

Italian scientists discovered that music can treat patients who suffered a heart attack or stroke. They came up with such conclusion after noticing that music influences blood pressure. ...
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Politics (10 Apr, 2007)
Suicide Bomber Attack in Afghanistan

Another suicide car attack in Afghanistan, which wounded eight civilians. The Taliban guerillas warned that they have deployed their suicide bombers across the country. ...
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Science (11 Jul, 2007)
The Less Online Content - The Better, Study Says

The latest research conducted by University of Missouri-Columbia showed that people are more likely to focus on the online content that has fewer options. ...
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Technology (30 Jul, 2007)
Over a Quarter of Japanese Want an iPhone, Survey Showed

iPhone will probably enjoy some popularity in Japan too, where it will not have the status of the most advanced smartphone, as Japanese products of this category outperform the iPhone in many things. ...
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//5 Oct 13, 2007 09:47 PM | posted by: ryan

japanese SUCKS!!!!

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//4 Aug 21, 2007 12:00 AM | posted by: alcotrazz [InfoBIG]

Hey, Micky, thanks for sharing that. Honestly, I didn't see the Japanese from that side. I mean, I always thought they were something like this "+40" described them.

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//3 Aug 16, 2007 03:52 AM | posted by: Micky

As someone living in Japan right now, I can tell you that the iPhone is far beyond anything they have here. People here rarely buy smartphones, and the browsers on the 3G phones leave much to be desired.

Perhaps the sale of iPhones will increase peoples exposure to Apple as well, it would be nice to see some more variety. I can hardly talk people out of using internet explorer, much less switch to a different operating system.

Science (07 Aug, 2007)
Male birth decline - an environmental fault?

Polluted Earth gives us less males than ever. The crucial male birth decline was observed in United States and Japan. ...
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Offbeat (03 Sep, 2007)
Police Allowed to Use Taser Stun Guns Against Minors

Police officers will be specially trained to shoot Tasers into youngsters, despite the fact the weapons can cause serious cardiac problems, including heart attacks ...
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//2 Apr 07, 2008 02:58 PM | posted by: patrick

they should but with a lower voltage and not on children under 15 of age.

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//1 Mar 28, 2008 05:35 AM | posted by: Unknown

Why don't they if they are bad just like any other criminal they need to be tasered and lit up like a bbq grill