It goes against the stereotype, but women may be the ones less likely
to go to the doctor when it comes to heart health. A study found that
women more often thought that symptoms like chest pain would pass and
get better on their own. Men acted more quickly when they developed
symptoms and spent less time dismissing them. Source Link
Jobs
that require workers to rotate shifts can take a long-term toll on the
body and the mind. Researchers say people who did shift work for more
than 10 years had memory and thinking skills that aged faster. They
believe it might be tied to an increase in stress hormones when shift
work disrupts of the body's internal clock. Source Link
Would
you like to trade your reading glasses for a permanent solution to
seeing close-up? American researchers are testing a corneal implant that
can adjust the eye to see near and far. The thin ring can be inserted
in a 10-minute office procedure and yielded 20-40 vision for most users.
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