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Inside the Fight to Save an Ancient Forest

[ad_1] September 17, 2021– The ancient forests of the Pacific Northwest are home to giant ancient trees and many secrets that science is only beginning to understand. These forests are our best allies for climate change, as they store enormous amounts of carbon and retain water, protecting communities from droughts, floods and wildfires. But these…

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Standing More May Help Prevent Chronic Diseases Like Type 2 Diabetes, Researchers Say

[ad_1] In a collaborative Finnish study, researchers noted that standing is associated with better insulin sensitivity. Therefore, increasing your daily rest time can help prevent chronic diseases. Insulin is a key hormone in energy metabolism and blood sugar regulation. The normal function of insulin in the body can be disrupted, for example, by being overweight,…

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‘Words matter’: the campaign to change the language of maternity care

[ad_1] A glossary of more ’empowering’ phrases about motherhood is being made available to healthcare professionals to help frame conversations around fertility, pregnancy and loss. Imagine the scene: after nine months of pregnancy, you’ve been in labor for days. You are more exhausted than ever, worrying about your unborn child and trying to gather energy…

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Science Reveals that Fetal Cells Remain in Mothers Long After Pregnancy

[ad_1] Scientists confirm that mothers and children share a biological connection known as maternal-fetal microchimerism. This means that cells from a developing baby travel to the mother’s bloodstream and circulate back to the baby. The term microchimerism comes from the word chimera, mythical creatures made from various animals in ancient Greek mythology. In biology, it…

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Between Grit and Grace | DailyGood

[ad_1] September 18, 2021– Preethi Srinivasan was the captain of the Tamil Nadu U19 women’s cricket team to the national championship in 1997, won a gold medal in swimming at the national level and was an internationally renowned student academically. At 19, an accident left her paralyzed from the neck down. What followed for the…

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Meet the Nissan Worker With ‘Enhanced Senses’ Whose Job is to Ensure the Perfect ‘New car Smell’

[ad_1] SWNS The automaker Nissan employs a staff member who has “enhanced senses” to ensure its products have the all-important “new car smell.” Peter Karl Eastland has a master’s degree in chemistry and forensic science from the University of Leicester. But he also possesses an extremely keen sense of smell, a gift he realized from…

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Death Doulas Provide End of Life Aid

[ad_1] September 19, 2021– “The word ‘doula’ comes from the Greek word for ‘serving woman’, although most people associate it with someone who helps during childbirth to mark the beginning of life. However, in later years , more people have come to recognize the need for as much help at the end of life as…