Health
experts may continue to debate the need for annual mammograms, but
women have decided to play it safe. A new study found that women in all
age groups continue to get yearly screenings. Guidelines issued in 2009
said women younger than 50 don't need routine annual mammograms, and
those 50 to 74 could get screened every two years. Source Link
Convenience
beats security for many people when it comes to picking an online
password. A survey found that 55 percent of people said they used the
same password to access all or most of their Internet accounts. And one
in four people used passwords that were too easy to guess, such as
birthdays and their kids' names. Source Link
Could
you donate one of your kidneys to a stranger? Nearly half of all people
questioned in a recent survey said they would. And eight out of ten
people said they’d donate a kidney or part of a liver to a close friend
or family member. Sixty percent say want their organs donated after they
die. Source Link
