Signs of Food Poisoning

Every year, there are thousands of people who die as a result of food poisoning. This is why it is very important to try to diagnose the problem as early as possible if it is one that you experience. Here are some of the different signs of food poisoning, as well as other ways to tell if this is a problem for you.

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How Much Water Should You Drink a Day?

Almost any doctor will tell you that it is important to drink a decent amount of water on a daily basis. Whether you are on a diet or simply trying to stay hydrated, it is important to make sure that water plays a primary role in your life. You may be wondering how much water you should drink exactly, however. Here are some of the things that you should know about how much water you should drink a day.

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Why It is Important to Know Your Blood Type

There are very few people who actually know what their blood type is. It is incredibly common for people to not know their blood type. However, it is not necessarily the best thing. Finding out what your blood type is may not actually be required of you for any reason, but it is a good idea to know what type of blood you do have. Here are some reasons why it’s important to know your blood type.

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Swine Flu Symptoms and Prevention

Swine flu has been all one of the primary topics on every single news outlet in the Country for some time now, and it appears that the virus may in fact, become a pandemic. The bottom line to any virus is two simple questions; How do I prevent myself from getting swine flu, and how can I tell if I have it? This article will answer both of those questions for you.

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Bee Sting - Symptoms of Anaphylaxis

Bee stings are a common nuisance during the spring and summer months, and many people dismiss the occasional bee without giving our health a second thought. While the vast majority of bee stings are simple irritations, some people experience an allergic reaction. In severe cases, someone will have a systemic reaction also known as anaphylaxis. This means the entire body is reacting allergically and the situation can be so serious that it can kill you.

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MP3 Players Pose Threat of Hearing Loss

New research conducted within the European Union suggests that the use of personal music players such as iPods and other MP3 players could result in permanent hearing damage for millions of Europeans. The Washington Post reports that researchers from the Scientific Committee on Emerging and Newly Identified Health Risks have determined that individuals who listen to music with personal MP3 players at loud volumes for five hours a week are exposed to more damaging noise levels than workers in even the noisiest shop floors and factories in Europe.

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Are Energy Drinks Dangerous?

The concept of the “energy drink” is a relatively new phenomenon. Brands such as Red Bull, Venom, Rockstar and Monster began appearing in the last few decades and have become extremely popular among young people. But new research by John’s Hopkins presents a stark warning about these so-called “high energy” soft drinks: many of them contain levels of caffeine high enough to endanger your physical health.

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Simple But Rational Measures For Preventing Traumatic Brain Injury

No one wishes to have brain damage, of course – but you can never really say. There are just some instances when accidents and unfortunate circumstances lead to bodily injury causing painful, permanent and incapacitating damage. TBI or traumatic brain injury is a very broad term that encompasses all traumatic injuries to the brain. Traumatic injury, in this sense simply means serious injury; but this condition is anything but simple. TBI is also known as head injury or intracranial injury, which can affect (or in extreme cases, destroy) the normal functions of the brain stem, the cerebellum and the cerebral hemispheres.

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How Clean Is Your Keyboard? Not Very, According to New Research

A new study suggests that the average computer keyboard can host dozens of species of harmful bacteria; even potentially life-threatening bacteria such as E. Coli and Staph can live quite happily in an average computer keyboard, according to a new UK study.

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Canada Bans Plastic Baby Bottles, US Considers Similar Action

The Government of Canada has begun the process of banning plastic polycarbonate baby bottles. The hard plastic bottles are the most popular type on store shelves in Canada and the United States, but the Canadian Ministry of Health has concluded that one of the ingredients in the plastic bottles is potentially toxic to infants.

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