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The Revlon deal process is about to get started. According to industry sources, Goldman Sachs is gearing up to go out to prospective buyers for Revlon Inc. after Labor Day. Revlon was said to tap Goldman earlier this month to explore strategic options for the company, including a sale of all or parts of it. Goldman did not immediately return […]
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What would you do if you could predict the future a minute in advance? That might not seem like a long time, but for caretakers of people with autism, knowing what will happen 60 seconds from now could be enough time to prevent an aggressive outburst. To alert caretakers when stress levels are nearing the point of an aggressive episode, […]
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Jokes for days! Ryan Reynolds is apparently in no rush to add a new addition to his family as he joked about wanting his third baby-to-be to “stay in” Blake Lively a bit longer. The 42-year-old Deadpool actor posted a sweet Instagram tribute post to Lively for her 32nd birthday on Sunday, August 25. Reynolds trolled his pregnant wife in […]
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Former professional football players who have experienced concussion symptoms, including loss of consciousness, disorientation or nausea after a head injury, are more likely to report low testosterone and erectile dysfunction (ED), according to research published Aug. 26 in JAMA Neurology. The research—based on a survey of more than 3,400 former NFL players representing the largest study cohort of former professional […]
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When researchers examined the mitochondrial DNA of Ötzi, a man entombed in ice high in the Tyrolean Alps some 5,300 years ago, they made a startling discovery. Secreted within the tangles of the ice man’s genetic code was evidence he’d been infected with a bacterial pathogen, Borrelia burgdorferi. Ötzi is the first known case of Lyme disease. Today, Lyme disease […]
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Traumatic brain injuries, as well as infectious diseases such as meningitis, can lead to brain swelling and dangerously high pressure in the brain. If untreated, patients are at risk for brain damage, and in some cases elevated pressure can be fatal. Current techniques for measuring pressure within the brain are so invasive that the measurement is only performed in the […]
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Kim Kardashian West’s heart has been completely stolen by her 3-month-old baby Psalm. The Keeping Up with the Kardashians star and KKW beauty mogul, 38, ended the weekend by sharing an adorable photo of her and her youngest child cuddling together on Instagram, writing a loving note about him in the post’s caption. “My little man is the sweetest ever!” the […]
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A human infective nematode found in remote northern areas of Australia has been identified in canine carriers for the first time. Flinders University environmental health researchers, with experts in the U.S., have found a form of the soil-borne Strongyloides worm in faeces collected from dogs. Strongyloidiasis, carried by several kinds of Strongyloides spp., is estimated to infect up to 370 […]
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Mother Teresa 109th Birth Anniversary: Read these inspirational books on Mother Teresa, with illustrations and archival photos, with your kids. Mother Teresa Birth Anniversary 2019: Mother Teresa is still revered and fondly remembered by all for her work for the poor and helpless. On the occasion of her 109th birth anniversary, we bring you some children’s books on the Nobel […]
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Apart from environmental factors your family history of cancer could also affect your future generation and expose them to cancer. Parent's genes increase the risk of certain types of cancer in children or sometimes they can cause a syndrome which creates developmental problems. By Dr Vikas Goswami Cancer cases in teenagers and adults are biologically very different. According to a […]
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