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Medical Notes: Week of June 10, 2018

>> June 10, 2018
Polycystic ovary syndrome affects up to 1 in 5 women yet the cause has been a mystery. Now researchers think they may have found it and it may all start before a woman is even born. A study on mice in the journal Nature Medicine finds that when female fetuses …
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Doctor Suicide (2018)

Doctor Suicide

>> June 3, 2018
A silent epidemic is at work in doctors around the world: depression. An estimated 400 physicians are lost each year to suicide, often because of unacknowledged and untreated mental illnesses. Dr. Pamela Wible, founder of the Ideal Medical Care movement and …
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Enhancing Food Safety

Enhancing Food Safety

>> June 3, 2018
With the recent rise in food recalls due to contamination, many Americans are wondering why this is happening and what they can do to protect themselves from food-borne illnesses and infections. Dr. Mark Tamplin, former food safety adviser to both the World …
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Medical Notes: Week of June 3, 2018

>> June 3, 2018
Scientists have long sought the genetic connections to depression, and a major new study has found several dozen of them. The study in the journal Nature Genetics has identified 44 genomic variants associated with depressionโ€ฆ30 of them totally new discoveries. …
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Autism and Substance Abuse (2018)

Autism and Substance Abuse (2018)

>> May 27, 2018
Contrary to public opinion, autism is not a safeguard against substance abuse. In fact, experts say people diagnosed with autism are just as likely, if not more likely, to turn to alcohol or drugs to cope with the challenges of their lives. Elizabeth …
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Drowning: It Doesn't Look Like You Think (2018)

Drowning: It Doesn’t Look Like You Think (2018)

>> May 27, 2018
A drowning person is usually within a few feet of people who could help. Although, bystanders can only help if they recognize what drowning really looks like. As summer approaches, many of us will head to the pool or beach. Seven hundred children under the age …
ListenDrowning: It Doesn’t Look Like You Think (2018)

Medical Notes: Week of May 27, 2018

>> May 27, 2018
Growing up on a farm leads to a more stress-resistant immune system and a lower risk of mental illness. A study in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences lends support to the so-called hygiene hypothesis, which holds that growing up in โ€œtoo cleanโ€ …
ListenMedical Notes: Week of May 27, 2018
Presenteeism

Presenteeism

>> May 20, 2018
Going to work while not feeling well could be harming the economy. Three experts discuss the impact of presenteeism, when employees come into work but donโ€™t get much done. Rob Hosking, Senior Vice President of the HR and staffing firm Randstad USA, was …
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Coping with the Empty Nest

Coping with the Empty Nest (2018)

>> May 20, 2018
When life changes from revolving around the kids to adjusting to an empty nest, many parents find themselves asking โ€œwhat next?โ€ Wendy Aronssen, psychotherapist and author of Refeathering the Empty Nest: Life After the Children Leave, explains the common …
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Medical Notes: Week of May 20, 2018

>> May 20, 2018
If youโ€™re heading outside hereโ€™s more reason to use insect repellant. A new report from the CDC shows that illnesses from mosquito, tick, and flee bites have more than tripled in the U.S. since 2004.ย  Reported cases of diseases like Rocky Mountain spotted …
ListenMedical Notes: Week of May 20, 2018
Firefighters and PTSD

Firefighters and PTSD

>> May 13, 2018
Firefighters have an extremely high rate of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. One study found that each year firefighters are exposed to approximately 13.5 potentially traumatic events, compared to civilians who experience around one to six of the same type of …
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Autism and Prodigies (2018)

Autism and Prodigies (2018)

>> May 13, 2018
The segment below is an updated version of a story originally published at an earlier date – Autism and Prodigies (2016). True prodigies are hard to find. Only one in every five to ten million people are labeled a prodigy. A diagnosis of autism, …
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