Nanoparticles in Consumer Cleaning Products Re-Suspend and Rise to Person’s Breathing Zone, May Contribute to Indoor Air Pollution [Study]

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Nanoparticles present in cleaning products may contribute to indoor air pollution, according to a study. Continue reading to learn more.

Blending Nutrition and Nursing: Adapting to the Evolving Healthcare Landscape with Online Programs

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In today's healthcare environment, the integration of nutrition into the field of nursing is becoming increasingly essential. Vision this scenario—a healthcare professional who combines the compassionate care of a nurse with the dietary wisdom of a nutritionist. This combination is paramount in advancing patient care, and cutting-edge online second-degree ABSN programs are at the forefront of this movement.

Fusing Professional Growth with Personal Health: The Synergy of Online Nursing Degrees and Wellness

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Embarking on a journey that harmonizes advancing your nursing career with enhancing your well-being is more than achievable. This reality, especially appealing for those considering or getting a PhD in nursing, is within reach through online education platforms. Institutions like Wilkes University offer programs that enable nursing professionals to elevate their qualifications from RN to MSN and beyond without sacrificing their health or lifestyle balance.

Sudden Blindness Turns Out To Be Symptom of Tumor Growth in a Woman’s Lung; What Is Metastatic Cancer and How Is It Acquired?

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A woman developed visual impairment which was actually her first symptom of lung cancer. Learn more about the unusual case in this article.

Harnessing AI for Health: A Closer Look at Tejas Padliya's Innovative Journey

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Healthcare, a critical sector, increasingly relies on advanced technology to improve patient outcomes and streamline services. Tejas Padliya stands out as a visionary figure in the field of technology, particularly in healthcare, where artificial intelligence (AI) applications are prevalent.

Rare Form of Dwarfism Could Protect One From Cancer and Diabetes [Study]

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People with Laron syndrome don't get cancer, according to a researcher. Continue reading to learn more about what the study says.

Distributed X-Chromosome Inactivation May Protect Girls From Autism Inherited From Their Father, Study Reveals

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A study in mice suggests that distributed inactivation may reduce risk of autism inherited from X chromosome. Continue reading the article to learn more.

Wall Running Under Moon-Like Gravity Exerts Forces Similar to Those Experienced by Runners on Earth

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Wall running under Moon-like gravity imposes forces on the body that are extremely comparable to those felt by Earth runners. Continue reading to learn more.

Bird Flu Infects, Kills Cats That Drank Milk From H5N1-Stricken Cows, Raising Concerns as Virus Might Be Evolving

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In a Texas dairy farm, more than half of cats died after drinking raw milk from bird flu-infected cows. Find out more about it in this article.

Why Lace Underwear Are Not Recommended?

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Lace underwear is non-breathable and can trap heat and moisture, which may lead to infection. Continue reading to learn more.

Can Animals Give Birth to Twins? How Do They Bring Forth Multiple Offspring?

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Multiple births are common in animals, although scientists are not sure how often identical twins are actually born. Read the article to learn more about it.

Florida Dolphin Diagnosed With 'Highly Pathogenic' Bird Flu; First Case of Spillover Into Cetacean

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A dolphin from Florida was the first cetacean ever recorded to die from bird flu. Continue reading to learn more.

Gut Bacteria Enzyme Paves Way for Developing Universal Donor Blood Type

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Researchers have developed a promising technique which could make blood types mutually compatible. Find out more about it in this article.

Constipation Explained: Here's Why You May Find It Hard To Pass Stool at Times

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Constipation happens when people find it difficult to pass stool. Read to learn more.

Teenagers Who Vape Frequently Could Be More Exposed to Uranium, Lead, and Other Toxic Heavy Metals, Study Reveals

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Though vaping is not safe for all people of all ages, it could be particularly risky for young people. Read to learn more.