Jan. 18, 2023 – Only about 4% of men who signed up to be sperm donors in the United States or Denmark completed the process and had their sperm frozen for use in medically assisted reproduction, new research reveals. Some men apply online, have their sperm tested, but do not go any further in the …
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Jan. 18, 2023 – On March 18, 2020, Megan Fitzgerald was lying on the floor of her Philadelphia home after COVID-19 hit her like a ton of bricks. She had a fever, severe digestive issues, and she couldn’t stand on her own. Yet there she was, splayed out in the bathroom, trying both to respond …
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By Amy Norton HealthDay Reporter WEDNESDAY, Jan. 18, 2023 (HealthDay News) — As colds, flu and COVID continue to circulate this winter, a new U.S. government study finds that young children infected with COVID plus a second virus tend to become sicker. While severe COVID is rare among children, kids can and do fall ill …
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Not intended for U.S. and UK Media Berlin, January 18, 2023 – Bayer today announced the acquisition of the global strategic imaging AI platform and solutions provider Blackford Analysis Ltd. The acquisition is part of Bayer’s strategy to drive innovation in radiology, including the development and adoption of AI within the clinical workflow, with the …
COURTESY OF RETAILER DUCKS KNOW a thing or two about staying warm and dry. That is how a man named Leon Leonwood Bean (or as we all know him today, L.L. Bean) got the idea for a new kind of outdoor shoes in 1911. You see, Mr. Bean himself was an avid outdoorsman who would …
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Gustavo Santaolalla, the composer for 2013’s The Last of Us as well as for the new HBO series of the same name, conceived of the original score as “dark,” “textural,” and “not necessarily melodic.” The Argentinian-born musician understood the world of his post-apocalyptic subject. He fled his home country in 1978, during the height of …
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LET’S FACE IT: Most diets suck. It’s clear to see why so many of them fail. The consistent battle between what you can eat verses what you can’t feels never ending. And depending on what diet you’re on, those two lists may look very different. If you’re not used to the foods that are ‘allowed’ …
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IF YOU’RE ONE of the many people who has dealt with a pinched nerve, you know how annoying the symptoms can be, especially if you’re trying to maintain a fitness regimen. Weakness and numbness in the fingers can make it difficult to do just about anything. Pain can radiate through the neck, upper back, and …
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COURTESY OF RETAILER DUCKS KNOW a thing or two about staying warm and dry. That is how a man named Leon Leonwood Bean (or as we all know him today, L.L. Bean) got the idea for a new kind of outdoor shoes in 1911. You see, Mr. Bean himself was an avid outdoorsman who would …
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Gustavo Santaolalla, the composer for 2013’s The Last of Us as well as for the new HBO series of the same name, conceived of the original score as “dark,” “textural,” and “not necessarily melodic.” The Argentinian-born musician understood the world of his post-apocalyptic subject. He fled his home country in 1978, during the height of …
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