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Medical Notes: Week of September 22, 2019

More drivers than ever are running red lights.Then, people have noticed a bump in premature births where a hurricane is approaching. And finally, you may want to start thinking about cooking with rose water or even drinking it.

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Published: September 22, 2019 by RHJ Producer

More drivers than ever are running red lights, and the number of people killed as a result has hit a 10-year high. The AAA says nearly a thousand people were killed by people running red lights in 2017, a 28% increase in just five years. Experts say distracted driving probably plays a role in the increase.

We’re in the midst of hurricane season, and once again, people have noticed a bump in premature births where a hurricane is approaching. Experts say there is a correlation between hurricanes and preterm births, as well as miscarriages, but that doesn’t mean “cause and effect.” Lower barometric pressure is often blamed for early births, but it could also be the stress of going through the storm. Doctors say it’s one more reason to be prepared when you’re expecting.

Experts say there is a correlation between hurricanes and preterm births, as well as miscarriages, but that doesn’t mean “cause and effect.” Lower barometric pressure is often blamed for early births, but it could also be the… Share on X

And finally, rose water has a history going back more than a thousand years, and it’s often used on the skin. But you may also want to think about cooking with it or even drinking it. A study in the Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry finds that distilled rose water has a strong ability to fight free radicals in the body with antioxidants such as flavonoids and anthocyanins. Researchers say it’s also a good anti-inflammatory compound.

Program #: 19-38Segment Type: Medical NotesTopics: Biology| Distracted Driving| Environmental Science and Climate Change| Hurricanes| Inflammation and Pain| Miscarriage| Natural Disasters| News and Headlines| Nutrition and Diet| Pregnancy and Child Birth| Public Health and Public Safety| Research and Clinical Trials| Transportation and Traffic Safety| WeatherMedical Conditions: Premature BirthMedical Journals: Journal of Agriculture and Food ChemistryInstitutions & Organizations: American Auto Association (AAA)Producers: Jason Dickey
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