Weight Training Is the Best Exercise for Bone Strength | Time.com
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segunda-feira, 19 de junho de 2017
Sobre a higiene... (Feminina)
... vaginal no período menstrual (rimou!).
Directamente da Índia, esse país com tanto para ensinar:
http://m.indiatoday.in/story/5-tips-menstrual-hygiene-day-care-sanitation-lifest/1/964966.html
http://m.indiatoday.in/story/5-tips-menstrual-hygiene-day-care-sanitation-lifest/1/964966.html
Sugary cereals named and shamed by Liverpool health bosses - BBC News
Nunca é demais realçar que os cereais tem açúcar, açúcar e mais açúcar. Quanto açúcar? Muito:
Sugary cereals named and shamed by Liverpool health bosses - BBC News
Sugary cereals named and shamed by Liverpool health bosses - BBC News
Etiquetas:
2017-06,
Açúcar,
B2YH,
Cereais,
Crianças,
EN,
Obesidade Infantil,
Pequeno-Almoço
Produtos para higiene... (Masculina)
Algumas sugestões de produtos para higiene (pele, olhos, ...). De homens ;):
https://www.joe.ie/fitness-health/five-products-every-man-add-wash-bag-589512
https://www.joe.ie/fitness-health/five-products-every-man-add-wash-bag-589512
Alunos do Porto criam aplicação que ajuda pessoas com restrições alimentares
Alunos do Porto criam aplicação que ajuda pessoas com restrições alimentares (com vagos pontos de contacto com aquela empresa de software muito conhecida: Critical Software).
Novas análises ao sangue podem ajudar a personalizar o tratamento do Cancro da Próstata...
... cujo tratamento mais cego e radical pode levar a todos os efeitos secundários que homem algum gosta (incontinência, impotência e mais coisas acabadas em "ência"...):
New blood test could see personalised prostate cancer treatment | Society | The Guardian
Citando:
"A new three-in-one blood test could pave the way to precision-personalised treatment for advanced prostate cancer, say scientists.
The test has the potential to transform the way the disease is tackled by targeting specific gene mutations, it is claimed.
By looking for cancer DNA in blood samples, researchers were able to identify men with defective BRCA genes who were likely to benefit from a class of drugs called Parp inhibitors.
Breast cancer drug that can extend lives approved for NHS use
They also used the test to monitor DNA in the blood after treatment started, so patients who were not responding could quickly be switched to an alternative therapy.
Finally, the same test was used to pick up signs of evolving cancer showing the first signs of drug resistance."
New blood test could see personalised prostate cancer treatment | Society | The Guardian
Citando:
"A new three-in-one blood test could pave the way to precision-personalised treatment for advanced prostate cancer, say scientists.
The test has the potential to transform the way the disease is tackled by targeting specific gene mutations, it is claimed.
By looking for cancer DNA in blood samples, researchers were able to identify men with defective BRCA genes who were likely to benefit from a class of drugs called Parp inhibitors.
Breast cancer drug that can extend lives approved for NHS use
They also used the test to monitor DNA in the blood after treatment started, so patients who were not responding could quickly be switched to an alternative therapy.
Finally, the same test was used to pick up signs of evolving cancer showing the first signs of drug resistance."
Cancro Próstata poderá ser prevenido por combinação de Açafrão, Uvas Tintas e Maçãs (estudo em ratos)
Turmeric, red grape and apple can prevent prostate cancer | Daily Mail Online
Citando:
"Eating turmeric [açafrão], red grapes [uvas tintas] and apples [maçãs] could help to 'starve' prostate cancer cells and protect men from the disease
Citando:
"Eating turmeric [açafrão], red grapes [uvas tintas] and apples [maçãs] could help to 'starve' prostate cancer cells and protect men from the disease
- Mice who were fed the ingredients were able to kill off prostate cancer cells
- When eaten in combination, the ingredients can 'starve' off cancer cells
- Foods do this by stopping tumours from taking up compounds they need to grow
- Prostate cancer is the second most common type of cancer among males"
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