Sudden Murderers Abnormal Brain Activity Highlighted
The Associated Press reports British researchers found brain abnormalities in murderers in English prisons. Among motives, those with no provocation show 73 percent abnormal activity, while sex or exhaustion related cases show 73 percent. Other health topics include hot weather diet effects and youth suicide risks.
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Boys’ footwear blamed for higher athlete’s foot rate
British researchers find that boys suffer more athlete’s foot than girls due to poorly ventilated footwear. The fungus thrives in moist, warm environments, and repeated exposure with unsuitable shoes increases infection risk.
Social Security expands checks to more groups
Nationwide, many people will receive Social Security benefit checks this month thanks to amendments to the Social Security Law. The work-credit requirement fell by about one third, enabling working people dependents and some survivors to qualify. Widows whose husbands died before 1940 may now receive benefits if the worker had at least a year and a half of covered work. Applications remain open for October benefits.
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