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Do stress and depression contribute to aging? | Health | EarthSky
earthsky.org — “Stress and depression might contribute to our aging process by shortening telomeres - protective caps on the ends of chromosomes.” View full resource at earthsky.org
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Do stress and depression contribute to aging?: Stress and depression might contribute to our aging proces... http://t.co/OJkx3d7e #aging
Non-aspirin pain relievers linked to risk of pregnancy loss | Health | EarthSky
earthsky.org — “Researchers say medications such as ibuprofen and naproxen might be linked to pregnancy loss during the first 20 weeks.” View full resource at earthsky.org
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Non-aspirin pain relievers linked to risk of pregnancy loss: Researchers say medications such as ibuprofen... http://t.co/SJYoyea
Did HMS Beagle voyage lead to Charles Darwin's poor health?? | Health | EarthSky
earthsky.org — “Darwin might have picked up a parasite on that trip that left him with the chronic digestive problems which he was known to suffer later in his life.” View full resource at earthsky.org
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RT @ejwillingham: Did the HMS Beagle voyage lead to Darwin's poor health? My latest from @earthskyscience: http://ow.ly/51hmg
How peppermint may cool that irritable bowel syndrome | Health | EarthSky
earthsky.org — “Peppermint can help ease irritable bowel syndrome, and Australian researchers may have figured out how such cooling substances help soothe the agony.” View full resource at earthsky.org
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Irritable Bowel Syndrome OW Health
How peppermint may cool that irritable bowel syndrome: Peppermint can help ease irritable bowel syndrome, and Au... http://bit.ly/jvd8WM
Do your dietary supplements give you the illusion of health invulnerability? | Health | EarthSky
earthsky.org — “A new study confirmed that taking dietary supplements increases the frequency of health-risk behaviors such as exercising less and eating poorly.” View full resource at earthsky.org
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Do your dietary supplements give you the illusion of health invulnerability?: A new study confirmed that taking ... http://bit.ly/gJGwmR
Pool of Arctic meltwater could change global ocean circulation patterns, and more | Earth | EarthSky
earthsky.org — “Scientists are concerned that melting water in the Arctic Ocean could change global ocean circulation patterns, alter climate and decimate marine fisheries.” View full resource at earthsky.org
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Arctic Ocean meltwater could change global circulation patterns, and more: Scientists are concerned that melting... http://bit.ly/h8zRU1
Fertility drug HCG contains molecules linked to mad cow disease | Health | EarthSky
earthsky.org — “Urine-derived human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG), used in fertility treatments, can carry prions, molecules that cause mad cow disease.” View full resource at earthsky.org
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Fertility drug HCG contains molecules linked to mad cow disease: Urine-derived human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG... http://bit.ly/hsBrIY
Bee behavior linked to patterns of genetic change | Biodiversity | EarthSky
earthsky.org — “A new study takes a first look at the genetic underpinnings of a bee's social life.” View full resource at earthsky.org
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Bee behavior linked to patterns of genetic change: A new study takes a first look at the genetic underpinnings o... http://bit.ly/gj6dRA
Freshwater content of the Arctic Ocean increased since 1990s | Earth | EarthSky
earthsky.org — “A new scientific study documents how freshwater in the Arctic Ocean has increased substantially due to melting sea ice, input from rivers and wind-induced changes in ocean circulation.” View full resource at earthsky.org
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Freshwater content of the Arctic Ocean increased since 1990s: Freshwater in the Arctic Ocean has increased subst... http://bit.ly/i6cOWg
Slow down there, diet soda study | Health | EarthSky
earthsky.org — “A February 2011 study suggests a link between diet soda and stroke and other vascular events. But the lack of peer review needs to be acknowledged in news stories.” View full resource at earthsky.org
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Slow down there, diet soda study | Health | EarthSky http://bit.ly/fUZRUG
Ronald DePinho reverses aging in mice | Health | EarthSky
earthsky.org — “Scientists have reversed the signs of aging in mice, according to a study published in the journal Nature.” View full resource at earthsky.org
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Ronald DePinho reverses aging in mice: Scientists have reversed the signs of aging in mice, according to ... http://bit.ly/ediUv4 #aging
Claire Broome explains vaccine safety | Health | EarthSky
earthsky.org — “EarthSky's Clear Voices for Science speaks with Claire Broome, a public health at Emory University. Dr. Broome chaired a committee for the U.S. Institute of Medicine, which looked at the National Vaccine Plan and ways to improve it.” View full resource at earthsky.org
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RT @PKIDs: Claire Broome talks vaccine safety. http://ow.ly/3dBpz #vaxfax via @ejwillingham
Robert Lawrence on antibiotic resistance and livestock « EarthSky
earthsky.org — “Robert Lawrence on antibiotic resistance and livestock « EarthSky” View full resource at earthsky.org
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JHU Public Health Medical School
JHSPH in the News: Prof. Robert Lawrence discusses the hazards of using antibiotics as animal growth promoters. http://bit.ly/w6NId
