• Using acid reflux drugs like TUMS and Prilosec raise risk of migraine by up to 70 percent, study warns

    Millions of people take over-the-counter medications to help ease heartburn. But scientists in Maryland say the drugs may be linked to severe headaches. READ MORE: Pharmacist reveals best over-the-counter remedies for heartburn

  • A linguistic warning sign for dementia

    Older people with mild cognitive impairment, especially when characterized by episodic memory loss, are at increased risk for dementia due to Alzheimer’s disease. Now a study by researchers from MIT, Cornell, and Massachusetts General Hospital has identified a key deficit unrelated to memory that may help reveal the condition early—when any available treatments are likely…

  • Doctor reveals how to reduce your risk of getting dementia

    A doctor has revealed the lifestyle and diet factors that reduce the risk of dementia - and why one 'common' old age issue should be treated immediately.

  • Fire experts warn about risk of outdated building regulations

    New, fast methods of construction to offset the shortage of housing, and energy efficiency measures such as wall cladding, require a rethink of building regulations, public safety institute NIPV and the fire brigade said on Monday. If the risks are not properly analysed, when so much is being done and so quickly, there is a real risk that people could die, the NIPV said in a new report. “In particular, vulnerable people run risks in this sort of housing,’ fire expert Lieuwe de Witte

  • Science shows how a surge of anger could raise heart attack risk

    Can a burst of anger take a toll on the heart? Previous research has suggested there’s a link between an acute episode of anger and an increased risk of heart attack. Researchers from Columbia University Irving Medical Center, Yale School of Medicine, St. John’s University in New York and other institutions wanted to tease out why. To answer that question, they’d need to make some people angry. The investigators recruited 280 healthy young adults and randomized them into four groups: a control...

  • Revealed: UK government was warned of infected blood risks in 1970s

    Documents show officials were told blood plasma harvested from US convicts was contaminated with viruses• : the true story of the UK infected blood scandal; plus: ‘My mum gave the injections that killed my brothers’A commercial blood product at the centre of the biggest treatment scandal in the history of the NHS was approved for use after government officials were told convicts were among the paid donors and virus contamination “should be assumed”, corporate filings reveal.The product, given to...

  • FBI Warns Of Risk Of Chinese Hack Attack On Energy Infrastructure

    FBI Warns Of Risk Of Chinese Hack Attack On Energy Infrastructure Authored by Charles Kennedy via OilPrice.com, The director of the FBI has warned that the Chinese state has its sights set on U.S. critical infrastructure to compromise U.S. economic and national security. Speaking at the Vanderbilt Summit on Modern Conflict and Emerging Threats, Christopher Wray said: “The PRC [People’s Republic of China] has made it clear that it considers every sector that makes our society...

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    Storm clusters raise severe storm risk in the Triad Friday

    Strong storms could produce heavy lightning, hail, and wind damage.

  • US Warns Georgia Risks Ties to West Over ‘Kremlin-Inspired’ Law

    The US warned Georgia that it’s risking relations with NATO and the European Union by pressing ahead with a “foreign agent” law that has sparked massive protests.

  • Covishield, Marketed In India By Serum Institute Reported To Raise Disorder Risk

    NEW DELHI, (IANS) – Thrombosis Thrombocytopenia Syndrome (TTS) — a blood clot disorder — is a rare side effect of AstraZeneca’s Covid vaccine, and the benefits far outweigh the risks of the jab, said doctors here on April 30. This comes after reports said that […]

  • Expanding advanced nuclear raises national security risks: IISTP report

    The Institute for International Science and Technology Policy cautioned against an unqualified embrace of nuclear power as a climate change solution as international cooperation on nuclear safety frays.

  • New early warning system will mitigate energy shortfall risks in New England

    ISO New England’s new Probabilistic Energy Adequacy Tool, created jointly with EPRI, is part of the grid operator’s comprehensive and proactive approach to planning for a reliable future power system.