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Obesity has long been established as a Risk factors for cancerespecially when stored in a particular area of ​​the body.Now, new research suggests that larger waist circumference is a greater risk factor than the body mass index (BMI). Obesity-related cancers – But it’s only men, not women.The findings published in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute will be presented at the European Conference on Obesity in Malaga, Spain in May.BMI is the wrong way to measure obesity, researchers sayThe study was led by Dr. Min Sang, Dr. Joseph Fritz and Dr. Tanja from Lund University in Sweden. New research…

Dr. Nicole Saphier, a contributor to Fox News, recently discussed natural methods of prevention and treatment. My hair is thin -In addition, how to maintain a healthy gut -and shared her own experiences on the issue.Thinning your hair can be caused by a number of factors, Saffier said. These include hormonal or metabolic changes, age, medication, and stress.The doctor said she herself had hair removal several years ago. For medicine She was taking an autoimmune disorder.According to a nutritionist, 5 excellent protein sources not meat”I struggled to lift my hair into the ponytail. It was really emotionally upsetting,” she said…

We head towards warm territory as the spring breakers continue to head south this season. A mosquito is posing Health risks that require special attention.Global case of Dengue fever The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says it’s on the rise. And it warns of an increase in US travellers.The agency announced its Health Alert Network Advisory on March 18th. This states that dengue activity and transmission is “high” in the US and some parts of the world, including the US territory of Puerto Rico and the US territory islands.Dengue Fever: Things to know about mosquito-borne diseases that clean…

Move around, Batman – in town there is a crusader wearing a new hat, and she has four legs, floppy ears and a golden heart.William Bocker, 66, a veteran of the Army National Guard from Bellevue, Ohio, has found an unlikely hero. His BeagleRoxy, who has fur markings shaped like a superhero logo on the left, reported SWNS.in spite of I’m suffering from PTSDwith amnesia and loss of the right eye, Botter said he felt at ease with the dog’s unwavering presence and support.US Army veterans launch a successful barbecue business despite health challenges: “I’m extremely proud”According to a report…

The Tennessee Department of Health (TDOH) has announced the state’s first case of measles. National rise It has been reported recently by health authorities. “Individuals contracted measles in early March and are recovering at home,” according to a government statement. “Public health officials are working on identity [sic] Other places and people may be exposed to the virus. ”Tdoh noted that he is also investigating the cause of the infection. Things you need to know about measles outbreaks Seminole, Texas – February 27: Signs for measles testing in a parking lot in the Seminole Hospital District across from Wigwam Stadium…

The torn NYPD detective is becoming a sense of his social media Strict nightly training I want to inspire police across the country and get myself well.Eddie Barrett, 35 years old, “50cal” He told his hundreds of thousands of followers recently that he had never taken a break from his 21 years of training. His colleagues said there was no excuse for not physically fitting in the duties. (See the video at the top of this article.)The married father wants to show police officers on his daily video blog that he can interact with work and family life while also…

Researchers warn that men who regularly dodge screening appointments for prostate cancer are 45% more likely to die from the illness. Prostate cancer According to UC San Francisco (UCSF), it is the most common cancer among men and the second cause of death from cancer. However, when screening programs are implemented nationwide, they can make treatment faster for men, especially if they measure levels of prostate-specific antigens (PSAs) in the blood, experts say.This US prostate cancer case is skyrocketing as doctors probably share the reasonThey are likely to be cured, according to reports from news agency SWNS and others. Screening…

Parents of a young girl who later died Measles Contract Last month, Western Texas spoke about their position on the MMR vaccine.The child was six years old and died on February 26th after being hospitalized in Lubbock, as reported by the Texas Department of Health. The agency said it was “the first death from measles in an ongoing outbreak in the South Plains and the Panhandle region.” The child added that he has not been vaccinated.Nutrition affects the severity of measles, RFK JR. sayOn March 15, the children’s parents spoke to the Child Health Defense about their experiences of an…

Experimental drugs show promise in preventing Alzheimer’s disease for people at high risk of developing the disease.It was a new study at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, and researchers conducted clinical trials on rare people. Genetic variation According to a press release, it almost “guarantees” the “development of Alzheimer’s disease.”The study involved 73 people in their 30s, 40s and 50s mutated, causing overproduction of amyloid in the brain.The Parkinson’s disease incident could double globally by 2050, research revealsAmyloid, a protein that accumulates in the brain and can interfere with cognitive function, is one of the characteristics of…

Every year, on March 21st, World Down Syndrome Day (WDSD) represents a global day of awareness and education regarding genetic conditions.The goal is to help people understand and support people. Down syndrome Better, “According to the initiative’s website, WDSD has been officially observed by the United Nations since 2012.On Friday, Fox News contributor Tom Shillue headed to Times Square in New York City to talk to New Yorkers about their WDSD awareness. (See the video at the top of this article.)Down Syndrome Awareness Month: Answer 5 Key QuestionsShillue spoke with Daniel Schreck, chairman of the Jérôme Lejeune Foundation. Genetic intellectual…