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Is Laughter Really The Best Medicine? Laughter, Humor Can Improve Your Health
It's easy to laugh when you are well, but studies suggest that laughter also can improve health and possibly stave off disease, thereby extending life.
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Chronic Itching: Top Causes, Symptoms And Treatment Options
Chronic itch can be because of dry skin and skin disorders like psoriasis, eczema or painfully familiar conditions such as bug bites or poison ivy. Here's everything you need to know about chronic itch.
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Are You Sleeping More Than 8 Hours? Here's Why You Need To Be Worried
Nobody knows why some people sleep long, although researchers suspect genetics may be involved.
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Women May Need More Cooling During Or After Exercise
Athletes who perform multiple bouts of high intensity exercise, which result in compounding increases in core temperature, may benefit greater from recovery periods that utilize cooling modalities, and females may benefit even more
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You're Getting Older. Is It Time To Get Medical Care From A Geriatrician?
A geriatrician is a doctor who specializes in caring for the complex medical problems of the elderly.
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Migraines: Why Do Women Have More Headaches Than Men?
A migraine is much more than just a terrible headache. To be sure, migraine typically involves a painful throbbing headache, most times on one side of the head, sometimes both.
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Many People Live Unaware Of A Hole In The Heart That Does Not Close
Everyone is born with a hole in the heart. During pregnancy, this hole allows blood to bypass the fetal lungs - and deliver oxygen to the unborn baby's heart and brain. The small opening, located between the left and right chambers, usually closes on its own within a few months after birth.
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Here's Why Stretching Exercises Are So Important For The Muscles
Exercise dogma long has extolled the value of stretching, usually as a warm-up before exercise or as a cool-down afterward. Read here to know why stretching is important for your muscles.
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AI Robot Cimon Reaches Space Station Aboard SpaceX Dragon
A SpaceX Dragon spacecraft loaded with about 2,600 kg of research materials and supplies, including an Artificial Intelligence (AI) robot named Cimon, reached the International Space Station on Monday, NASA said.
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'Flying Brain' Heads To International Space Station Aboard SpaceX Ship
A ball-shaped artificial intelligence robot nicknamed the "flying brain" because it is trained to follow and interact with a German astronaut blasted off Friday toward the International Space Station aboard SpaceX's Dragon cargo ship.
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SpaceX Launches 'Flying Brain' AI Robot for ISS Crew
About 10 minutes into the flight, SpaceX confirmed that the Dragon has successfully deployed from the rocket's second stage and was in a "good orbit."
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HAL-Like Robot to Help Astronaut in Space Odyssey
The Crew Interactive Mobile Companion, or CIMON, is an English-speaking droid roughly the size of a basketball.
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'Flying Brain' Designed To Follow German Astronaut Launches Friday
A floating, ball-shaped, artificial intelligence robot, specially trained to follow around a German astronaut at the International Space Station, is scheduled to blast off Friday on its ground-breaking mission.
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Latest Heart Valve Treatment Allows Patients To Avoid An Open-Heart Surgery
Currently used for patients for whom an open-heart surgery can be fatal, doctors are trying make transcatheter aortic valve replacement a treatment for all patients with an aortic valve disease.
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Pill May Be Able To Mimic The Effects Of Exercise
A drug which could stimulate the body into producing the same effects of exercise - without the need to run a single step - may be on the way.
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Is Laughter Really The Best Medicine? Laughter, Humor Can Improve Your Health
It's easy to laugh when you are well, but studies suggest that laughter also can improve health and possibly stave off disease, thereby extending life.
-
Chronic Itching: Top Causes, Symptoms And Treatment Options
Chronic itch can be because of dry skin and skin disorders like psoriasis, eczema or painfully familiar conditions such as bug bites or poison ivy. Here's everything you need to know about chronic itch.
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Are You Sleeping More Than 8 Hours? Here's Why You Need To Be Worried
Nobody knows why some people sleep long, although researchers suspect genetics may be involved.
-
Women May Need More Cooling During Or After Exercise
Athletes who perform multiple bouts of high intensity exercise, which result in compounding increases in core temperature, may benefit greater from recovery periods that utilize cooling modalities, and females may benefit even more
-
You're Getting Older. Is It Time To Get Medical Care From A Geriatrician?
A geriatrician is a doctor who specializes in caring for the complex medical problems of the elderly.
-
Migraines: Why Do Women Have More Headaches Than Men?
A migraine is much more than just a terrible headache. To be sure, migraine typically involves a painful throbbing headache, most times on one side of the head, sometimes both.
-
Many People Live Unaware Of A Hole In The Heart That Does Not Close
Everyone is born with a hole in the heart. During pregnancy, this hole allows blood to bypass the fetal lungs - and deliver oxygen to the unborn baby's heart and brain. The small opening, located between the left and right chambers, usually closes on its own within a few months after birth.
-
Here's Why Stretching Exercises Are So Important For The Muscles
Exercise dogma long has extolled the value of stretching, usually as a warm-up before exercise or as a cool-down afterward. Read here to know why stretching is important for your muscles.
-
AI Robot Cimon Reaches Space Station Aboard SpaceX Dragon
A SpaceX Dragon spacecraft loaded with about 2,600 kg of research materials and supplies, including an Artificial Intelligence (AI) robot named Cimon, reached the International Space Station on Monday, NASA said.
-
'Flying Brain' Heads To International Space Station Aboard SpaceX Ship
A ball-shaped artificial intelligence robot nicknamed the "flying brain" because it is trained to follow and interact with a German astronaut blasted off Friday toward the International Space Station aboard SpaceX's Dragon cargo ship.
-
SpaceX Launches 'Flying Brain' AI Robot for ISS Crew
About 10 minutes into the flight, SpaceX confirmed that the Dragon has successfully deployed from the rocket's second stage and was in a "good orbit."
-
HAL-Like Robot to Help Astronaut in Space Odyssey
The Crew Interactive Mobile Companion, or CIMON, is an English-speaking droid roughly the size of a basketball.
-
'Flying Brain' Designed To Follow German Astronaut Launches Friday
A floating, ball-shaped, artificial intelligence robot, specially trained to follow around a German astronaut at the International Space Station, is scheduled to blast off Friday on its ground-breaking mission.
-
Latest Heart Valve Treatment Allows Patients To Avoid An Open-Heart Surgery
Currently used for patients for whom an open-heart surgery can be fatal, doctors are trying make transcatheter aortic valve replacement a treatment for all patients with an aortic valve disease.
-
Pill May Be Able To Mimic The Effects Of Exercise
A drug which could stimulate the body into producing the same effects of exercise - without the need to run a single step - may be on the way.
