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Biking for work or play may stave off heart disease
Biking for work or play may stave off heart disease
(Reuters Health) - Adults who bike regularly, whether for fun or for transportation, may have a lower risk of cardiovascular disease than people who don't spend much time cycling, two recent studies suggest.While plenty of previous research has documented the health benefits of biking as part of a regular workout routine, the current studies offer fresh evidence that cycling for commutes or leisure may also be good for the heart."Many people think that being physically active means doing regular structured exercise, which can be a huge barrier to an active lifestyle," said Anders Grontved, senior author of one of the studies."Our study shows that biking either for recreation or as a way to commute is also great for heart health," Grontved, a researcher at the University of Southern Denmark in Odense, said by email.
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Gene therapy may help treat blistering skin disease
Gene therapy may help treat blistering skin disease
TUESDAY, Nov. 1, 2016 -- Gene therapy shows promise in treating a genetic skin disease that causes blistering, according to researchers.In the early stage clinical trial, researchers from the Stanford University School of Medicine tested the therapy on four adults with recessive dystrophic epidermolysis bullosa.People with this skin condition aren't able to produce a protein that binds the upper and lower levels of skin together.At the slightest friction, these layers slide and create blisters.
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6yo Washington State boy may have died from mysterious paralysis-causing disease — RT America
6yo Washington State boy may have died from mysterious paralysis-causing disease — RT America
A 6-year-old boy has died in Bellingham, Washington, after he was suspected of contracting a paralyzing disease, acute flaccid myelitis (AFM).The boy was one of eight cases being treated at Seattle Children's Hospital.Two weeks ago, Daniel Ramirez was sent to the hospital with cold symptoms and dizziness."He was slurring his words and acting like he was drunk, just drooling everywhere," the boy's mother, Marijo De Guzman, told KOMO TV.
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9th child in Washington may have rare neurological disease
9th child in Washington may have rare neurological disease
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