LIVE STREAM: April the Giraffe’s ‘attitude is good’

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LIVE STREAM: April the Giraffe’s ‘attitude is good’

WDIV Detroit
That’s the latest statement from the Animal Adventure Park about its famous pregnant giraffe April — watch the live stream above.

Breastfeeding doesn’t make kids smarter, study says

WTSP.com
While it’s widely accepted breast-fed babies have less risk of developing infections and illnesses, a new study says breastfeeding has no effect on a child’s cognitive development.

11-year-old girl’s hands covered in third-degree burns after making “slime”

CBS News
Last Updated Mar 27, 2017 9:57 PM EDT. Kathleen Quinn just finished creating a popular gooey concoction called “slime” at her kitchen table last week when she noticed both of her hands were starting to hurt.

The weirder side of obesity: genetic forms of obesity are rare yet numerous

CNN
(CNN) While scientists have been aware of about two dozen genetic conditions that can cause obesity, a new study published Monday in the journal Obesity Reviews finds there are many more.

BRCA Testing Has Skyrocketed, but Misses High-risk Women

Medscape
Although the number of women referred for genetic counseling and BRCA mutation testing in the United States has skyrocketed in the past decade, the vast majority of women at high risk for breast and ovarian cancer are not being tested, a large, …

Scientists create beating human heart from spinach leaves

Newsday
Baby spinach grows in a field Sept. 23, 2006 in Watsonville, Calif. Worcester Polytechnic Institute scientists say they created a beating human heart out of the leafy green vegetable.

Health officials warn pet owners about fatal disease

Philly.com
PARAMUS, N.J. (AP) – Health officials in New Jersey are warning pet owners about a deadly disease that is passed through rats. Veterinarians in the state say they have seen a rise in the number of dogs who have contracted leptospirosis this year.

Whites without a college degree are dying in America, that’s why they voted for Donald Trump

AOL
Thousands of stories have been written about why angry, poor, under-educated white voters put Donald Trump into the Oval Office in a 2016 presidential election that almost every political analyst got wrong.

Avalanche victims were ‘rising young stars’ at MGH

The Boston Globe
They had training, experience, and the right gear. Lauren Zeitels and Victor Fedorov, a pair of medical residents from Boston, had trekked on snowshoes for about 20 minutes in Banff National Park in Alberta, Canada, earlier this month, evidently seeing

Always need to wee in the night? This could be why

Netdoctor
Having to leave the warmth of your bed for a middle-of-the-night bathroom trip is annoying and uncomfortable, but it could also be a sign of a more serious health problem such as prostate problems, kidney disease or diabetes.

Illinois joins states considering recreational marijuana legalization as budget fix

The Cannabist
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – Marijuana advocates are trying to lay the groundwork for Illinois to become the first state in the Midwest and the ninth nationwide to legalize recreational pot, arguing the move will help solve the state’s notorious budget crisis

Cats actually like people, says new university study

SFGate
A new study completed by researchers at Oregon State University and New Jersey’s Monmouth University has found that cats are actually quite fond of people.

In Breakthrough Discovery, Scientists Mass-Produce Artificial Blood

Huffington Post
The technique could one day be used to sustainably create blood, particularly for patients with rare blood types. By Carolyn Gregoire.

Nigerians boycott Coca-Cola drinks after court rules them ‘poisonous’

CNN
Lagos, Nigeria (CNN) Consumers of Sprite and Fanta have more to worry about than rotting teeth according to a Lagos High Court judge, who ruled that the Coca-Cola products could be “poisonous.

This Is Trump’s Plan To Stop The Opioid Epidemic. It’s…Underwhelming.

Mother Jones
While President Donald Trump promised to “spend the money” to end the scourge of opiate addiction on the campaign trail, he’s been quiet on the issue since he began his tenure—even as healthcare has taken center stage.

Top heart doctors warn proposed NIH cuts would be catastrophic

Business Insider
March 27 (Reuters) – Top heart doctors and researchers have a simple reaction to President Donald Trump’s proposed 20 percent cut to the budget of the U.S.

Utah Forces Doctors To Tell Women Some Abortions Are Reversible

Huffington Post
Utah Gov. Gary Herbert (R) signed into law a bill that requires doctors to tell women that medication abortions can be reversed midway through the procedure.

Where is Zika most likely to occur in the US?

Treehugger
In the hope of enhancing prevention methods, researchers have predicted potential Zika hot spots in the continental United States.

A 10-month-old girl has rare parasitic twin removed surgically from her back

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
The examinations, X-rays and dry runs using a 3-D model of her tiny spine all came down to this: A team of surgeons made a careful incision and, over the next six hours, systematically removed an extra pelvis, legs, feet and tiny toes that were

Shutting the door on the gateway disease of diabetes

Irish Times
Type 2 diabetes is one of the big conditions to watch out for; it can be a gateway disease to killers such as heart disease and, thanks to our lifestyle, it’s a disease to which increasing numbers of Irish people are succumbing.

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