What Can Prevent Alzheimer’s? Here’s What the Evidence Shows

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What Can Prevent Alzheimer’s? Here’s What the Evidence Shows

NBCNews.com
There’s no strong evidence that anything prevents Alzheimer’s disease, but a few common-sense practices may help delay memory loss, a panel of experts said Thursday.

Insurance study ties legal pot to boost in car crash claims

Fox News
In this April 16, 2015 file photo, smoke created by water vapor billows out of the windows of a car, used by Colorado to fight stoned driving with youth demographics, during a demonstration by the Colorado Department of Transportation in southeast Denver.

Hummus Topped With Pine Nuts Recalled Over Listeria Fears

Fortune
House of Thaller has recalled three brands of hummus topped with pine-nuts due to potential listeria contamination. House of Thaller recalled selected Fresh Foods Market, Lantana, and Marketside products, which are topped with pine nuts and come in …

‘Half-human’ lamb in South Africa terrifies both locals and the internet

AsiaOne
Put down whatever you’re eating or drinking right now before you proceed with this piece of news. Residents and farmers of Lady Frere in Eastern Province, South Africa have been living in fear since a sheep gave birth to a ‘half-human, half-sheep

Lone Star tick bites can cause rare meat allergy in some people

USA TODAY
With the warm summer months upon us, doctors are seeing more cases of a strange tick-related meat allergy. With most food allergies it only takes minutes or even seconds for symptoms like wheezing or hives to develop, but the allergy to mammalian meat …

Teens are still having sex, most use contraception

CNN
(CNN) American teens’ sex habits and contraceptive use haven’t changed much over the past decade, according to a new report from the National Survey of Family Growth, which is administered by the United States Centers for Disease Control and …

Coconut oil is out. These are the oils you should be using, experts say

WZZM
Last week, the American Heart Association said coconut oil is unhealthy, reigniting a conversation about saturated fat and leaving some confused about what is healthy.

Study says breastfeeding could lower mom’s risk of heart disease, stroke

USA TODAY
The benefits of breastfeeding have been well documented for the baby, but a new study purports there may also be more benefits for the mother than originally believed.

Extra virgin olive oil staves off Alzheimer’s, preserves memory, new study shows

USA TODAY
Temple University research shows extra-virgin olive oil protects against memory loss, preserves the ability to learn and reduces conditions associated with Alzheimer’s disease.

Austin To Ban E-Cigarettes In Public Places As Vaping Among US Teens Drops

International Business Times
The Austin city council Thursday voted to add electronic cigarettes, popularly known as e-cigarettes, to the list of tobacco products and banned its use in public places such as parks, restaurants and bars – effective from Monday, July 3, the

Long Beach: Zika Virus Mosquitoes Found in California City for First Time

Newsweek
California officials have warned Long Beach residents that they have detected mosquitoes that can carry the Zika virus in the city for the first time ever.

There’s been a ‘remarkable’ drop in new HIV cases among men

Netdoctor
For the first time, new cases of HIV have fallen among men who have sex with men, according to Public Health England. Diagnoses have decreased from 2060 in 2014-15 to 1700 in 2015-16.

Eating Fish May Reduce Rheumatoid Arthritis Symptoms

Medscape
Eating fish two or more times per week is associated with lower disease activity in patients with rheumatoid arthritis (RA), according to a cross-sectional analysis published online June 21 in Arthritis Care & Research.

Rabid bat reports on the rise

Jacksonville Journal Courier  
Health officials are concerned about the number of rabies-carrying animals – especially bats – that have been found in the state this year.

Flu vaccine ineffective for people 65 and older last winter

The Sentinel
In this 2016 file photo, a woman receives a flu vaccine shot at a community fair in Brownsville, Texas. Associated Press. prev. next.

Unproven Treatments For ‘Chronic Lyme Disease’ Lead To Severe Infections

HuffPost
In a small number but growing number of cases, people in the U.S. have suffered severe bacterial infections, bone damage or a life-threatening condition called septic shock – all because of treatments they received for a condition called “chronic Lyme …

BC vet saves seven-week-old puppy from fentanyl overdose

CTV News
As B.C.’s overdose crisis continues to set deadly records, a veterinarian is sharing a story of how the fentanyl crisis is affecting pets.

War-Torn Yemen to Get Cholera Vaccines as Death Toll Mounts

U.S. News & World Report
The U.N. health agency and some major partners have agreed to send 1 million doses of cholera vaccine to Yemen to help stanch a spiraling and increasingly deadly caseload in the impoverished country that is already facing war and the risk of famine.

Social media pressure is linked to cosmetic procedure boom

BBC News
Young people are turning to cosmetic procedures such as botox and dermal fillers as a result of social media pressure, according to a report.

When your next breath depends on clean air you favor the Clean Act Act

News & Observer
The 19th annual “air quality report card” released in April by the American Lung Association, called “State of the Air,” showed continued improvement in air quality overall.

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