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Space Hopper 10-Mile World Record Set by Young Stroke Survivor

After surviving stroke, Martin Mienczakowski sets a new world record. Bristol University research assistant, 31-year-old Martin Mienczakowski suffered from what he thought was a migraine in 2009.

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Soybean Diet Best for Menopausal Women against Osteoporosis

Good news for menopausal women! The best milk to fight osteoporosis may have already been discovered: soymilk. A recently presented preliminary study shows that soy protein and isoflavones can protect menopausal women from bone weakening and osteoporosis.
Annual Physicals: Doctors say You May Not Need it

As the date of the next physical exam nears, should you schedule the appointment now, or is it OK to skip it?
Some Nutrients in Mother’s Breast Milk Play A Role In The Transmission Of Obesity Among Newborns

Recent study shows that some factors in breast milk may play a vital role in the transmission of obesity among babies.
Ingredients In Your Household Products That You Didn't Know Can Do More Harm Than Good

Know why cleaning your homes with these household products can be harmful. Having a safe and child-proof home has been a challenge to many of us. We try our best not to allow toxic and even carcinogenic chemicals live with us and the kids.
Left-handedness: A Few Facts Worth Knowing

Some aspects of being left-handed have been found to have an effect on an individual's health and personality. A few facts about left-handedness are listed here.
Starbucks Throwback: It's Red and Comes With Peppermint Mocha

Starbucks is making sure that it is always a part of everyone's holidays by being more creative in making coffee-lovers love their coffee even more every time! We still have December around the corner and we all know what this means for Starbucks fans-Peppermint Mocha? Even better! Starbucks red holiday cups are back yesterday!
Low Carb Versus Low Fat Diet: Which is More Effective for Long Term Weight Loss

Researchers discovered that, on average, study participants on low-fat diets lost and kept off six pounds after a year, while those that followed low-carb diets, which has more fat in it, lost about 8.5 pounds within a year.
'Healthy' Food That Can Mess With Your Stomach

Eating healthy brings a lot of positive effects to all yet sometimes even good and nutritious food can produce a few unlikeable side effects if consumed excessively and carelessly. Some of the food in the list could probably be the cause of such inconvenience.
Airtight Buildings have Unfavorable Effect on Mental Performance

Working indoor can have an unfavorable effect in the cognitive function, while improved air quality could dramatically increase the mental function performance of workers.
Don't Eat Too Much Candy on Halloween (or Any Other Day)

She added that since Halloween is a celebration, they should be allowed to eat and what parents should really care for is what their kids eat the other 364 days of the year. Parents shouldn't use the Halloween treats as a reward for good deed or grades because it will make their kids want to get the treats, instead they should concentrate and teach them about moderate consumption and sharing.
Parts of a Cow's Heart Saved an Infant’s Life

Noa was born and diagnosed with a rare disease called the Holt-Oram Syndrome. Doctors of Alder Hey Children's Hospital in Liverpool save Noa Gwilym Pritchard's life with the help of a cow's heart.
Fast Food TV Ads Influence Kid's Food Choices, Increasing Obesity Risks

A new study examines the marketing tactics of big fast food companies, and how these affect the food options and consumption of kids and adults alike.
Movember 2015: November Is Men’s Health Month, Learn More About No-Shave November – And What You Can Do To Help!

Just as October is Breast Cancer Awareness month, November takes a turn towards the other gender, with an ongoing annual campaign to raise awareness about men's health issues including prostate cancer and even depression in men - find out more about Movember 2015!
Vegan Guinness: Ireland’s Favorite Stout Beer Catering Vegan Audiences Now, Changing Filtration Process After 256 Years

One of the most famous beers in the world - and undoubtedly the most popular non-craft stout - has turned its head towards a brighter all-inclusive future with the change towards a vegan Guinness, meaning they've actually changed their filtration process for the first time in over two centuries.