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Opinion: DNC puts disability issues front and center
Every election cycle, as candidates traverse the country with messages carefully tailored for every possible cross-section of the population, there's at least one voting bloc that's consistently ignored: people with disabilities. It's a puzzling oversight, given that by some measures, more than one in five Americans has a disability, a number that will only continue to grow as the baby boomers age.
Visual skin cancer screenings fall short of experts' approval
For years, many dermatologists have urged patients to have a full-body visual check for skin cancer. But a new report by a panel of medical experts concluded for the second time in seven years that there is not enough evidence that these screenings benefit patients to recommend them as a preventive service.
How CNN war correspondents stay cool in deadly heat
Kid's dream to be garbage man comes true
Does early Alzheimer's test pass the 'smell test'?
Do video games lead to violence?
Raw eggs safe for pregnant women in UK, report says
How humans have grown the last 100 years
More E. coli cases prompt flour recall expansion
General Mills on Monday announced another expansion of its flour recall. The move was prompted by an announcement from the U. S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that four more individuals from two different states (Minnesota and Wisconsin) have developed E. coli illness linked to the flour.
First known case of female-to-male Zika transmission announced
In another startling Zika development, the first case of female-to-male sexual transmission of the Zika virus has occurred in New York, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced Friday. Up until now, it was thought that the only likely route of sexual transmission was male-to-female or male-to-male.
Hospice worker's cover of Adele hit goes viral
A 'human' designed to survive a car crash
Texas boy is 21st child to die in hot car in 2016
Hot car deaths: How can parents forget a child in a car?
I have been studying the brain and memory since 1980, but I was baffled when a news reporter asked me in 2004 how parents can forget that their children are in the car with them. It seemed incomprehensible that parents could leave a child in a car and then go about their daily activities, as their child dies of hyperthermia in a car that reaches scorching temperatures.
What you need to know about heatstroke
Medical marijuana has potential as Alzheimer's treatment, study says
Could medical marijuana treat Alzheimer's patients? One recent study found THC, the psychoactive ingredient in cannabis, stimulates the removal of toxic plaque in the brain, a common feature of the disease. Furthermore, the researchers discovered it blocks inflammation, which damages neurons in the brain.
Deadly heat wave scorches central and eastern U.S.
Man with autism not sleeping, eating after Miami shooting
Why hot cars can kill your child or pet
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