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First Proposed Evidence-Based Guideline For Alzheimer’s Prevention

Alzheimer’s Prevention Research After reviewing and analyzing available studies on Alzheimer’s disease, researchers have published the first evidence-based guidelines to prevent the disease. The document includes 21 recommendations based on risk factors found in the study review. (1, 2) Lead author Jin-Tai Yu, MD, PhD told Medscape Medical News, “The first evidence-based guideline is proposed,

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Massage These Pressure Points To Relax and Soothe a Fussy Baby, Reflexology Experts Say

Emmi Scott / Healthy Kids

One of the most challenging parts of having a baby is not always knowing why they are upset. If you have a fussy baby and you’ve tried everything else, reflexology might be the key to calming them. Reflexology 101 Reflexology is the application of pressure to the feet and hands. The theory behind reflexology is

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Company Will Pay You $1,000 To Go Camping For 2 Days Without Internet

Emmi Scott / Healthy Body and Mind

Digital Detox Needed With much of the United States still on lockdown mode, Americans are spending more time in front of screens than ever before. Zoom meetings and Facebook scrolling have replaced in-person connections. And with many attractions and activities closed or open at a lower capacity, Netflix and social media are taking up more

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200 Nebraska Farmers Remain Silent During Auction So A Young Man Can Buy Back His Family Farm

Alex Chappell / Complete Happiness

The world can be a dark place. That’s why it’s always so nice to read a story that warms our hearts and uplifts our minds. This story, about the selflessness of a group of Nebraska farmers, could be that story. A Dynasty of Nebraska Farmers A young Nebraska man named David had come from a

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Baby Gorilla Born At Bristol Zoo

Emily Murray / Complete Happiness

Animal lovers rejoice, we have exciting news coming out of the UK! In the wee hours of the morning on August 19th, 2020, the stork made a very special delivery to Bristol Zoo Gardens. While the delivery of any baby is a special one, this particular baby is a critically endangered western lowland gorilla. (1)

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‘Like Armageddon’: Rotting Food, Dead Animals And Chaos At Postal Facilities Amid Cutbacks

Alex Chappell / Environment

If you like the United States Postal Service, you’re in the majority. According to an April 2020 PEW Research Center poll, 91% of Americans have a favorable view of the service. However, President Donald Trump’s recent war with USPS and subsequent cutbacks of their funding threatens the USPS. (1) The Conditions Of USPS, Due To

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Holland Breaks Record As First Country Ever To Have Zero Stray Dogs

Jezreel Lopez / Healthy Pet

Stray dogs are a common feature of cities and communities around the world. According to the World Health Organization, there are over 200 million of these homeless canines globally, and the problem is only getting worse. Despite these alarming statistics, one country has become the world’s first to ensure that every pooch has a home–the

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Study Confirms That Painting Eyes On Cow Butts Helps Ward Off Predators

Emily Murray / Complete Happiness

The most elegant solutions are often the most clever and simple. In the case of iCow, you can add “funny” to the list of adjectives. A conservation biologist named Neil Jordan, hailing from the University of New South Wales in Australia, came up with the idea to paint eyes on the butts of cows in

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This Endangered Turtle Sports A Mohawk—Made Of Algae

Alex Chappell / Environment

If you ask any pet owner, they’ll tell you that their companion–be it dog, cat, hamster, or fish–has a personality of its own. Sometimes, though, it’s harder to see a personality in wildlife. People express themselves through their hair and clothing. Well, one little turtle has taken a page out of that book–he has a

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Giving Your Child a Smartphone Is “Like Giving Them Drugs,” Says Top Addiction Expert

Alex Chappell / Healthy Kids

The smartphone is the boomer’s boogyman. Once, I was at a McDonald’s, texting my mom about plans for Christmas. A woman in her 60s leaned over to me. “Back in my day,” she said. “We didn’t have our noses buried in those things.” She had no idea what I was doing. It would have been

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