One of my favorite things about getting tattooed is that it never really feels the same way twice. Different parts of the body (and different people as a whole) have differing levels of pain tolerance, and the healing process can go so many different ways depending on where a tattoo is located, too. Hand tattoos are a perfect example of […]
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We will use your email address only for sending you newsletters. Please see our Privacy Notice for details of your data protection rights. Lung cancer is the uncontrolled growth of abnormal cells in one or both lungs, and treatment success is largely determined by the size of the cancer and how far it has spread from the lungs. Dr Clare […]
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Even though Black Friday is still two days away, retailers just can’t stop rolling out the amazing deals. That includes Pottery Barn Kids, which recently dropped some Early Black Friday Deals. The retailer is currently offering up to 60 percent off and free shipping with the code “COZY.” That code word is apt as everyone is about to get a […]
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WEDNESDAY, Nov. 25, 2020 — Black Americans face a heightened risk of stroke, and a new study suggests that abnormalities in the heart’s upper chambers play a role. Experts said the findings, published Nov. 25 in the journal Neurology, point to an under-recognized factor in Black Americans’ stroke risk. It has long been known that in the United States, Black […]
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Dental dams are thin pieces of latex you can use as a barrier during sex to prevent STIs. They are typically used on people with vulvas during oral sex. If you don't have one handy, fear not. Insider compiled a list of three household items you can use as a dental dam in a pinch. Visit Insider's homepage for more stories. […]
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COVID-19 prevalence surveys that detect levels of antibodies to determine whether people were infected in the past might be unreliable given how quickly these infection-fighting proteins fade, a US government study said Wednesday. Whether the decline in antibodies increases the risk of reinfection remains uncertain. It is thought likely that if re-exposed to the virus, most people’s immune systems will […]
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A bill introduced by U.S. Rep. Ted Yoho, R-Fla., would imperil funding for states that do not join the Interstate Medical Licensure Compact within three years. The compact, which currently includes 29 states, as well as Washington, D.C. and Guam, was formally introduced in the fall of 2014 in recognition of the fact that physicians will increasingly practice in […]
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Overindulging in alcohol can derail your fitness goals by making you less likely to work out the next day, particularly if you've got a nasty hangover. If you're feeling nauseous or dizzy, it's best to just sleep it off and hit the gym another time. Exercising with a hangover is possible, if you ease up on the intensity, according to […]
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Another cutie for Coco Rocha! The model announced on Wednesday, November 25, that she gave birth to her and her husband James Conran’s third child. Bundles of Joy! See Celebrity Babies Born During the Coronavirus Pandemic “My husband and I are so thankful to have had a safe delivery and to finally bring baby @ileyconran home to her big sister […]
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I’m a clinical trials geek. I keep hearing people talk about the seven to ten years it takes to make a vaccine and how dangerous speeding this up might be. The word that keeps popping up is “rushed”, and it is making the average person nervous about vaccine safety. So, as a clinical trials doctor, I am going to tell […]
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