Is your job making you sick?

Article Abstract:

About seven million Americans suffer from work-related sickness and injuries each year. Some of these include cumulative trauma disorders due to repetitive motions, sick-building syndrome caused by indoor pollution and eyestrain from prolonged stays in front of video display terminals.

Evaluation, Workplace accidents, Occupational health and safety, Occupational safety and health

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Cancer and its cure. What's new? And what does it mean to your family's health?

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Scientists can now test people to see if they inherited a specific gene linked to cancer. The idea of genetic testing is controversial, as the results are not 100% infallible and people who are tested need counseling about the results, and environmental factors can cause cancer.

Health aspects, Research, Cancer research, Ethical aspects, Cancer, Genetic screening, Genetic testing, Estrogen, Estrogens

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How to live to be 100: the secrets may surprise you

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People are more likely to live longer and retain good health if they maintain a social life and network, keep a good attitude, exercise and keep their brains active. More research shows the aging process is slowed by such practices, but diseases associated with age cannot be.

Aging, Aged, Elderly, Physiological aspects, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Longevity

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