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27% of U.S. Families Delay in Paying Medical bills Due to Rise in treatment Cost - 0 views

27% of U.S. Families Delay in Paying Medical bills Due to Rise in treatment Cost   Every one out of four (27%) households with family in U.S likely to delay care. Because  possibly they c...

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started by denefits on 17 May 19 no follow-up yet
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Does Penis Size Matter To Women? - 0 views

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    Men are always very concerned about the size of their penis as they think it is related to their manhood .They have been a lot of surveys on this topic .Surveys show that penis does matter to few women but it is not that important factor and a large number of women says that it is more important for them how their partners use their penis because there are so many factors involved in a great sexual pleasure other than penis size.
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COFFEE BENEFITS AND BEST TIME TO DRINK IT - 0 views

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    Coffee can not only increase alertness, but also benefit your health. No wonder that, according to the National Coffee Association's 2013 online survey, 83% of adults in the U.S. drink coffee, averaging three cups of day per person. Read all about coffee benefits for your health in the article.
Plamen Ivanov

Live before and after Proactol - 0 views

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    Can anything change your life? What do you think? According to our survey more than 80% from the people think that the life is this, what you make. Are you one of them? Then, you should continue reading below our article.
Skeptical Debunker

Research: How you think about your age may affect how you age - 0 views

  • "How old you are matters, but beyond that it's your interpretation that has far-reaching implications for the process of aging," said Markus H. Schafer, a doctoral student in sociology and gerontology who led the study. "So, if you feel old beyond your own chronological years you are probably going to experience a lot of the downsides that we associate with aging. "But if you are older and maintain a sense of being younger, then that gives you an edge in maintaining a lot of the abilities you prize." Schafer and co-author Tetyana P. Shippee, a Purdue graduate who is a research associate at Purdue's Center on Aging and the Life Course, compared people's chronological age and their subjective age to determine which one has a greater influence on cognitive abilities during older adulthood. Nearly 500 people ages 55-74 were surveyed about aging in 1995 and 2005 as part of the National Survey of Midlife Development in the United States. In 1995, when people were asked what age do you feel most of the time, the majority identified with being 12 years younger than they actually were. "We found that these people who felt young for their age were more likely to have greater confidence about their cognitive abilities a decade later," Schafer said. "Yes, chronological age was important, but the subjective age had a stronger effect. "What we are not sure about is what comes first. Does a person's wellness and happiness affect their cognitive abilities or does a person's cognitive ability contribute to their sense of wellness. We are planning to address this in a future study."
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    The saying "You're only as old as you feel" really seems to resonate with older adults, according to research from Purdue University.
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Alzheimer - There is New Hope for the Treatment of Alzheimer - 1 views

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    According to one survey the fear of Alzheimer's runs so deep - boomers are twice as afraid of Alzheimer's as they are of death itself
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Walkify App | Keep Walking & Earning | Walk & Earn Money | Earn Paytm Cash - 0 views

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    Walkify is a free walk and earn app that lets you earn cash for walking. You can earn exciting rewards by collecting coins and Paytm cash by joining challenges and completing surveys. Download Walkify now!
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Senior care- home care services- Home health care |Tech Tricks| - 0 views

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    According to the survey, senior care, and home care services is more preferable, to treatment at the hospital. most of older people after the age of 60 to 65, suffer from old age health issues, some of the health issues in the aging period are genetic, but rather than, other health issues are directly affected by mental status and social environments. During this aging period, they need home health care from a professional home care nurse or help from their family members, surrounding environments, and social life communities. During the old age period, common health issues are; Diabetes, Blood pressure, breathing problems, Hearing problems, Oral problems, abnormal sensation problems, neck pain, knee pain, joint pain, chronic disease, depression dementia. In old age condition, senior citizens face many types of health issues, but in their aging period, these types of health issues can usually be controlled but not cured so all older people should maintain their health with proper guidelines and supervision by their family members or from professional home nurses, varieties of home care services, who observe their health condition and maintained their daily routines, and manage their social communication status for their smooth healthy mental condition at home. For more information about senior care, home health care, and home care services then visit the website and contact us for the best health care service at home.
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Constipation Remedies: 5 Natural Constipation Remedies - 0 views

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    Until recently, constipation was not taken into cognizance in the corporate world. Neither was its effects really looked into. However, recent surveys and estimates have shown that constipation is singularly responsible for the loss of over $2 billion annually. As a result, it has become in fact very important to address the issue and its treatments. While some of us are very familiar with the use of enemas or laxatives, we are also finding that these have side effects and as a result, should be avoided as much as possible. For instance, it has been proven than laxatives are not only addictive, they make the individual dependent on them for bowel movements.
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9 tips for aging well - Daily Health Tips - 0 views

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    Although you can not stop time, the right type and amount of physical movement can assist stave off many age-related health issues. More than half (59 percent) of Americans hope to still be living at home freely at 80 years old, according to a recent survey by the American Physical Therapy Association.
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Delivering Health, Wealth and Water, Drip by Drip - 0 views

  • Solar-powered drip irrigation enhances food security in the Sudano–Sahel documents a field research project which found that: "solar-powered drip irrigation significantly augments both household income and nutritional intake, particularly during the dry season, and is cost effective compared to alternative technologies" Over the decades, irrigation has been shown to greatly increase agricultural productivity. Drip irrigation is spreading rapidly in Africa, with significant benefits. "Drip irrigation delivers water (and fertilizer) directly to the roots of plants, thereby improving soil moisture conditions; in some studies, this has resulted in yield gains of up to 100%, water savings of up to 40–80%, and associated fertilizer, pesticide, and labor savings over conventional irrigation systems" The solar-powered systems, however, look to offer the potential for even better results. From the study on impacts of PVDI systems it was reported: "The women’s agricultural group members utilizing the PVDI systems became strong net producers in vegetables with extra income earned from sales, significantly increasing their purchases of staples, pulses, and protein during the dry season, and oil during the rainy season. Finally, survey respondents were asked how frequently they were unable to meet their household food needs. Based on the frequency and most recent incident, households were assigned a food insecurity score ranging from zero (no problems during the previous year) to one (perpetually unable to meet food needs). This score changed significantly for project beneficiaries, as they were 17% less likely to feel chronically food-insecure. In short, the PVDI systems had a remarkable effect on both year-round and seasonal food access."
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    Several weeks ago, a group of researchers published an article in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences documenting how relatively low-powered solar systems offer the potential to increase food supplies in impoverished arid regions while reducing demands for fertilizers and other costly (in fiscal and other terms) additives.
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We're so good at medical studies that most of them are wrong - 0 views

  • Statistical validation of results, as Shaffer described it, simply involves testing the null hypothesis: that the pattern you detect in your data occurs at random. If you can reject the null hypothesis—and science and medicine have settled on rejecting it when there's only a five percent or less chance that it occurred at random—then you accept that your actual finding is significant. The problem now is that we're rapidly expanding our ability to do tests. Various speakers pointed to data sources as diverse as gene expression chips and the Sloan Digital Sky Survey, which provide tens of thousands of individual data points to analyze. At the same time, the growth of computing power has meant that we can ask many questions of these large data sets at once, and each one of these tests increases the prospects than an error will occur in a study; as Shaffer put it, "every decision increases your error prospects." She pointed out that dividing data into subgroups, which can often identify susceptible subpopulations, is also a decision, and increases the chances of a spurious error. Smaller populations are also more prone to random associations. In the end, Young noted, by the time you reach 61 tests, there's a 95 percent chance that you'll get a significant result at random. And, let's face it—researchers want to see a significant result, so there's a strong, unintentional bias towards trying different tests until something pops out. Young went on to describe a study, published in JAMA, that was a multiple testing train wreck: exposures to 275 chemicals were considered, 32 health outcomes were tracked, and 10 demographic variables were used as controls. That was about 8,800 different tests, and as many as 9 million ways of looking at the data once the demographics were considered.
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    It's possible to get the mental equivalent of whiplash from the latest medical findings, as risk factors are identified one year and exonerated the next. According to a panel at the American Association for the Advancement of Science, this isn't a failure of medical research; it's a failure of statistics, and one that is becoming more common in fields ranging from genomics to astronomy. The problem is that our statistical tools for evaluating the probability of error haven't kept pace with our own successes, in the form of our ability to obtain massive data sets and perform multiple tests on them. Even given a low tolerance for error, the sheer number of tests performed ensures that some of them will produce erroneous results at random.
Trivedi Master Wellness

ADD Killing More Future Than Lack Of Interest In Studies - 1 views

The growth of industries and their effect on the quality of air and water present on the face of the earth is taking toll on the health of many. From old aged people to the newly born babies, almos...

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