Salud-America.org
How sweet it isn’t — drinking sugary drinks has been associated with a greater risk of death from cardiovascular disease, especially among women, according to a new report from the American Heart Association’s journal, Circulation. … more »
SciTechDaily
More than 150 peer-reviewed scientific papers later, Jacka has amassed evidence from all over the world showing that “what we stick in our mouths matters to our mental health”. … more »
Preserve LA
The following comments were submitted by Preserve LA, a citywide movement of concerned residents who believe in open government, people-oriented planning, equitabl... … more »
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Livable California
More than 200 people pulled themselves away from a brilliant spring Sunday afternoon to attend a Palo Alto Town Hall meeting at the Lucie Stern Community Center.... … more »
Livable California
A flood of housing bills in the state legislature would block or limit local control of housing development. Among the most draconian: SB5O: Override local plan... … more »
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Crucial March 19 Board Meeting Starts Fee Deluge Tell MMWD: Slow Down. Come Up with a Better Plan! An Unexplained Last-Minute Large Meter Exemption San Anselm... … more »
DailyExpress.uk
“Dementia is one of the most prevalent psychiatric conditions strongly associated with poor quality of later life,” said the lead author, Wuxiang Xie at Imperial College London, via email. “Currently, dementia is not curable, which makes it very important to study risk factors.” … more »
FBI.gov
Medical debt is a uniquely American phenomenon, a burden that would be unfathomable in many other developed countries. According to a survey published this month in the American Journal of Public Health, nearly 60 percent of people who have filed for bankruptcy said a medical expense “very much” or “somewhat” contributed to their bankruptcy. … more »
