Eight-year-old survives severe burns aftermath and recovery
Jayna, 8, suffered deep burns in a fire with nerves burned to the bone. Her mother and sister acted quickly, aiding long recovery at University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics and Covenant Medical Center. ABA notes burn injuries as a leading cause of accidental death and injury in the U S, with 96.8 percent survival.
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Camping May Reset Body Clock For Better Sleep
A study by University of Colorado researchers shows a weekend camping trip can shift melatonin rise by over an hour, boosting biological night earlier. They compared campers to non campers and found a 69 percent of the six day trip effect seen in a prior study, with implications for sleep and health.
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University of Colorado At Boulder
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Air pollution linked to higher dementia risk in older women
A USC study of 3600 women aged 65 to 79 found that exposure to vehicle exhaust and fine particles raises dementia risk. Women with the ApoE e4 gene showed even higher susceptibility, with 81 percent more cognitive decline and 92 percent greater dementia likelihood.
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Finch
University of Southern California
Leonard Davis School of Gerontology
USC
Translational Psychiatry
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
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