A new pilot study concludes that at-home urine tests could make prostate cancer diagnoses shorter, simpler, and possibly even more accurate. Share on PinterestThe possibility of a home urine test for prostate cancer moves one step closer. Prostate cancer is common, affecting nearly half of males over 50. However, it …
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Read More »Medical News Today: How effective are different hair transplant methods?
Hair transplants aim to restore hair growth to areas of the scalp with limited or absent growth. They are effective treatments for many types of hair loss, but they cannot stop future hair loss. For lasting results, people may need follow-up transplants. Hair loss and thinning hair are a normal …
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Oprah… Sticky. Tyler Perry… Sticky. Steve Jobs… Sticky. Lizzo… Sticky. Diddy… Sticky. Ellen DeGeneres… Sticky. Beyonce… Sticky. Mark Zuckerburg… Sticky. Michelle and Barack Obama… Sticky. The list goes on and on. Different platforms, same power of sticky! One day someone asked me a very crucial and honest question. This young …
Read More »Medical News Today: Melatonin: Is it safe for babies?
Melatonin is a hormone that helps regulate the body’s sleep-wake cycle. While melatonin is safe in the short term for most adults, many wonder whether they can give melatonin to babies and children who are having trouble sleeping. Although the body produces its own melatonin, taking melatonin supplements can help …
Read More »49ers Analyst Tim Ryan Should Be Fired, Not Suspended, Over his ‘dark skin’ comment about Lamar Jackson
The San Francisco 49ers called a flag on the play by suspending their radio color analyst Tim Ryan Wednesday for racist comments he made on a Bay Area sports talk show Monday in which he asserted that Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson had been adept at faking handoffs because of …
Read More »Medical News Today: Only 'cat whisperers' can read felines' facial expressions
Cats have a reputation for being independent and even aloof, so it is no surprise that their facial expressions are difficult to read. Perhaps more unexpected are findings indicating that very few people can decode the emotions in feline facial expressions and that this ability has little to do with …
Read More »NBA YoungBoy’s Brothers Arrested & Charged With Murder of Baton Rouge Teen
NBA YoungBoy’s younger brothers are among three teens charged in the shooting death of a 17-year-old boy in East Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The East Baton Rouge Sheriff’s office said Javon Brown died Tuesday (Dec. 3) from injuries he sustained in a shooting the day before. 16-year-old Jeffrey Tate and …
Read More »Mo To The, E To The: Brandy Confirms ‘Moesha’ Reboot
Source: Getty Images / Getty 2019 is the year of the reboot and as we get ready to bring in a new decade, it seems 2020 is going to keep that same energy. 18 years after her UPN comedy-drama went off air, singer Brandy has reportedly confirmed a Moesha reboot. …
Read More »Medical News Today: Do braces hurt? What to expect
If you buy something through a link on this page, we may earn a small commission. How this works. Braces are a type of orthodontic treatment that orthodontists use to help correct overcrowded or crooked teeth. Braces can also help correct an overbite. People who are getting braces soon or …
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