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Hampton Roads health: Peninsula home health company offers tips for family caregivers
A major problem faced by caregivers is when family members resist their help. A typical family caregiver commits up to 30 hours a week to keep a relative in their own home. In Newport News alone the number of such households is estimated at 17,500. Fully...Tags: Health, Physical Therapists, Companies and Corporations, Peninsula Agency on Aging, Family
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Mosquitoes test positive for West Nile in Wis.
Wisconsin public health officials are reporting the first mosquitoes of the year to test positive for the West Nile virus. State and city health officials announced Thursday that three mosquito pools in Milwaukee tested positive for West Nile last...Tags: Wisconsin, Medical Procedures and Tests, Headaches, Labor Day, Health
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Tebow shakes off early turnovers, but Vikings beat Broncos 31-24 despite sluggish offense
AP Sports WriterMINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Tim Tebow's first two series had rookie written all over them. Then he started playing with the veteran-like poise that helped him get drafted in the first round by Denver in the first place. Tebow outplayed Minnesota's...Tags: Athletes, Florida, Physical Therapists, Correll Buckhalter, Tim Tebow
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Coping with altitude sickness
The Kids DoctorWith Labor Day only a few days away, many families will be traveling this weekend. Some are heading to the mountains, or maybe camping and hiking in a national park. Others may be headed for adventures in South America or even Asia and encounter higher...Tags: Bodies of Water, Children, Heart and Circulatory System, Headaches, Denver
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Link between schizophrenia, cat parasite under study
Baltimore Sun reporterJohns Hopkins University scientists trying to determine why people develop serious mental illness are focusing on an unlikely factor: a common parasite spread by cats. The researchers say the microbes, called Toxoplasma gondii, invade the human brain and...Tags: AIDS, Children, Colleges and Universities, Czech Republic, Physical Therapists
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Aerial spraying for mosquitoes to start on Thursday
The Palm Beach County Division of Mosquito Control will conduct aerial spraying for mosquitoes in the western communities starting at sundown on Thursday. Mosquito control will cover approximately 215,000 acres of populated areas west of Military Trail...Tags: Jupiter, Boca Raton
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Depression and heart health
Los Angeles Times Staff WriterThe loss of interest, ruminations of suicide and feelings of guilt and sadness that are the hallmarks of depression may be debilitating. But it is depression's physical warning signs — fatigue, sleep disturbance and appetite changes — that are...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Science and Technology, Physical Therapists, Heart Failure, Medical Research
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Free Health Screenings At The Convention Center
ABC26 NewsFree health screenings for the uninsured are scheduled at the Morial Convention Center. ABC26 News Reporter Vanessa Bolano has more. Beneche Rene is a taxi cab driver in New Orleans, and like many, his job does not provide health insurance. "That kind...Tags: Stress, Chiropractors, Diabetes, Hospitals and Clinics, Human Body
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Aggressive blood pressure control does not benefit kidneys in most blacks
Aggressively lowering blood pressure does not prevent further kidney damage in African Americans unless they already have protein in their urine, a sign of more advanced kidney disease. In that case, aggressive treatment reduces end-stage kidney disease...Tags: Chiropractors, Blood Pressure Decrease, Science and Technology, Human Body, Physical Therapists
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If baby doesn't like to gaze at faces, it could be an early sign of autism
Infants frequently gaze at people's faces. It's as if they're fascinated and, perhaps, yearning for interaction with the people in their lives. Infants who don't exhibit this fondness for human faces, researchers say, may be exhibiting one of the first...Tags: Internists, Kennedy Krieger Institute, Science and Technology, Health, Delaware
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Chemistry key for CdM
CORONA DEL MAR — At the end of the first day in helmet and pads, Coach Jason Hitchens brought up concussions to his Corona del Mar High football team. He mentioned the new CIF Southern Section rule dealing with head injuries. Referees can now...Tags: Headaches, Health, Head Injuries, Concussion, Injuries and Wounds
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Small changes now, big rewards later
Women who are middle-age and older face health concerns particular to their gender and age, such as osteoporosis, breast cancer, ovarian cancer and microvascular disease (a type of heart disease more common in women).
But according to a recent report...Tags: Diabetes, Human Body, Physical Therapists, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Heart Attack
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