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Breast Cancer Signs and Symptoms
A sign is something that can be observed and recognized by a doctor or healthcare professional (for example, a rash). A symptom is something that only the person experiencing it can feel and know (for example, pain or tiredness). The signs and symptoms of breast cancer can also be caused by oth...
http://americans.org/2016/04/23/breast-cancer-signs-and-symptoms/
Some Early Warning Signs Of Cancer
It is hard to find anyone whose life has not been touched by cancer in some way or another. And, with all of our technology and advancements in medicine, many types of cancers have no cure. However, research indicates that the survival rates of those who develop some types of cancers can...
http://americans.org/2016/04/23/some-early-warning-signs-of-cancer/
Tweak Your Diet To Combat Symptoms Of Fibromyalgia
Millions of people are affected by fibromyalgia each year. The chronic disease causes pain and swelling in many parts of the body, including joints and muscles. Unfortunately, doctors and scientists are unsure of the cause of the disease and treatment is often hit or miss. In fact, treatment...
http://americans.org/2016/04/23/tweak-your-diet-to-combat-symptoms-of-fibromyalgia/
Helping Our Kids Deal With Eating Disorders
In today’s society, we are inundated with pictures of celebrities with so-called perfect bodies. There is a great deal of pressure placed upon everyone – particularly young children and teens – to have a “killer” body. Unfortunately, many of these celebrities have unrealistic bodies t...
http://americans.org/2016/04/23/helping-our-kids-deal-with-eating-disorders/
Icelandic Whaling Company Calls Off Fin Whale Hunt
Iceland’s only fin whaling company, Hvalur, just reported that it has canceled its annual summer hunt of fin whales, an endangered species. The company’s primary market for fin whale meat is Japan, but due to “endless obstacles” with respect to Japan’s health regulatory scheme, its director, Kris...
http://americans.org/2016/03/03/icelandic-whaling-company-calls-off-fin-whale-hunt/
Apple's Tim Cook Hits FBI In Weak Spot
Apple CEO Tim Cook has taken the debate of whether or not the government should be allowed to access the personal data held within iPhones to the media. In a recent interview, Cook tried to win over public opinion on the matter, making bold statements about the government’s desire to break the i...
http://americans.org/2016/03/03/apples-tim-cook-hits-fbi-in-weak-spot/
More People Dying Early From Air Pollution
According to recent research, more people in England have been dying prematurely because of air pollution. Research from Public Health England has indicated that the proportion of premature deaths in the United Kingdom caused by small airborne particles has increased in recent years. Meanwhile,...
http://americans.org/2016/01/22/more-people-dying-early-from-air-pollution/
Rare Planetary Alignment To Occur This Month
Starting this week, the planets of Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn will all be visible in the sky, offering an extremely rare sight for stargazers. The last time that this occurred was more than a decade ago in 2005. While Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn have all been visible since the...
http://americans.org/2016/01/22/rare-planetary-alignment-to-occur-this-month/
US Military Planning To Connect Humans To Computers To Create Cyborgs
American soldiers might soon become cyborgs, as the United States government is looking into amazing new technology that would allow soldiers to connect directly to computers. The project is known as Neural Engineering System Design (NESD), and it is being conducted by the Defense Advanced...
http://americans.org/2016/01/22/us-military-planning-to-connect-humans-to-computers-to-create-cyborgs/
Tainted Medical Scopes Have Sickened Hundreds
According to a recently published report from a Senate health committee, the number of patients harmed by contaminated medical scopes in recent years is much higher than previous estimates had shown. From 2012 to 2015, specialized devices called duodenoscopes have been linked to more than two...
http://americans.org/2016/01/22/tainted-medical-scopes-have-sickened-hundreds/
Japan To Drop Swastikas From Maps
Japan is planning to cease its usage of swastikas on maps used by foreign tourists after receiving a large number of complaints that the symbols are offensive or difficult to understand. The country had used the swastika symbol to identify the location of Buddhist temples. The swastika has been...
http://americans.org/2016/01/22/japan-to-drop-swastikas-from-maps/
Signs Of Food Allergies Might Show Up In Newborn's Blood
A new study suggests that signature features of an overly active immune system can be detected in the blood of newborn infants. By detecting these features, doctors would be able to determine serious allergic reactions before young children ever come into contact with trigger foods that could...
http://americans.org/2016/01/22/signs-of-food-allergies-might-show-up-in-newborns-blood/
Revolutionary New Glue Could Shake Up Electronics Industry
An innovative new type of metal glue that sets at room temperature might be able to put an end to delicate soldering techniques that are used in various electronics. The glue was created by a team of researchers from Northeastern University in Boston. The research team was led by Northeastern...
http://americans.org/2016/01/22/revolutionary-new-glue-could-shake-up-electronics-industry/
IPhone Admits To Misleading IPhone 6 6S Plus Misleading Battery Meters
It turns out that the battery meter from your iPhone 6S or iPhone 6S+ smartphone might not be very honest. Apple has come forward and admitted that there is a bug with the battery meter of its latest model of smartphone, in that the 6S versions of the iPhone display a higher battery charge than...
http://americans.org/2016/01/22/iphone-admits-to-misleading-iphone-6-6s-plus-misleading-battery-meters/
Davos Boss Warns Refugee Crisis Could Lead To Something Much Bigger
According to the executive chairman of the World Economic Forum Klaus Schwab, falling commodities prices could soon bring even more immigrants to Europe. Such a wave of migration would be even more widespread than the current refugee crisis in the continent. Schwab made the comments in an...
http://americans.org/2016/01/22/davos-boss-warns-refugee-crisis-could-lead-to-something-much-bigger/
This North Dakota Crude Oil Is Worth Almost Nothing
It’s no secret that oil prices are at some of the lowest values we’ve seen in years. But for one oil buyer from North Dakota, the commodity is so worthless, that it is requiring sellers to pay them to take a certain type of low-quality crude oil off their hands. America has finally reached the po...
http://americans.org/2016/01/22/this-north-dakota-crude-oil-is-worth-almost-nothing/
Standing Desks Show Promise For Students
There’s some good news for students who hate sitting down in class, as a recent study has shown that standing desks may improve both physical health and cognitive performance. The study focused on 27 Texas high school freshmen over the course of one school year. Overall, it was found that s...
http://americans.org/2016/01/22/standing-desks-show-promise-for-students/