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Do Tattoos Increase Your Risk Of Cancer?

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Tattoos have become increasingly popular over the last decade, as more and more people choose to have important symbols or meaningful images or words tattooed on them, but do they increase the risk of health problems, including cancer? Tattoos and skin cancer The case for Tattoos have been linked to an increased risk of infection as a result of breaking the skin, but some health experts believe that they also increase the risk of skin cancer. Dr DJS Tula, a consultant cosmetic surgeon at the BLK Hospital in Delhi, India, said that tattoos can increase the risk of blood-borne infections, including hepatitis B and C and HIV, as well as types of skin cancer including squamous cell, melanoma and carcinoma. Dr Tula added that having a tattoo does not mean that you are going to get skin cancer, but the risk is elevated because of the ink used to create the design. Dr Tula also added that tattoos should never been done close to moles because they make it difficult for people to spot...

Healthy sleep reduces the risk of prostate cancer

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High levels of the hormone that regulates sleep-wake cycles - melatonin - reduces the risk of developing aggressive prostate cancer at 75%, has established a group of researchers of the department of epidemiology at the Harvard School of Public Health (Boston). The results of the scientists were presented at the conference of cancer, according to Medical Xpress . Melatonin is produced exclusively in the dark and is an important regulatory component of human circadian rhythms. "Insomnia and other sleep disorders can affect the amount of melatonin or completely stop its production in the body," - explained Sara Markt (Sarah Markt), one of the co-operation. The study, which lasted for seven years, attended 928 Icelandic men. Volunteers were asked to answer questions related to the regime of sleep and wakefulness, as well as urine test, in which scientists determined the level of one of the decay products of melatonin. It turned out that every eight volunteers had troub...

Cold can have serious health consequences

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Colds are often considered frivolous, it has received little attention and are often transferred to the legs. But the cold is not so harmless. When it often develop complications, the consequences of which may remain for a lifetime. Development of a cold, or acute respiratory disease caused by viruses. Usually the disease is mild and for its treatment 2-3 days enough to lie down in bed, allowing the body to overcome the infection themselves and recover. If the health condition is not improving, more than three days of fever persists and join new symptoms should consult a doctor. Risk of complications Colds can cause bacterial infection accession and acute inflammation of the sinuses, middle ear, nose and throat with the development of angina. In these diseases, there is a feeling of pressure in the forehead or at the base of the nose, dull headache, sore throat when swallowing. complication of colds often becomes acute bronchitis. Acute bronchitis persists for a long time resist...

The danger of food allergies

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Severe food allergies can cause the development of dangerous to human life complications - anaphylactic shock. If the patient does not receive extra help, he can die. Severe food allergies can cause the development of dangerous to human life complications - anaphylactic shock . If the patient does not receive extra help, he can umeret.Ob know this many people suffering from allergies to peanuts, oranges or seafood. Nevertheless, we should not think that food allergies fatal. British researchers conducted a study that the risk of dying from food allergies is only 1.8 case per million children and 3.25 per million for adolescents. Meanwhile in Europe, the risk of becoming a victim of murder is 11 ppm, and the danger of dying in an accident, including accidents on the entire 324 million.Raschety were made based on the information of 13 different scientific studies.

12 risk to the health during pregnancy

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When you're pregnant, you may feel a craving for a variety of food products - this is a common symptom of pregnancy. But some products are not valid for pregnant women because they carry risks for health and the child and mother. Because these products may cause problems with state of health, because they cause infection. Twelve of products that may pose a risk to the health of future mothers and children: 1. Raw or undercooked meat or eggs, including scrambled eggs. 2. Unpasteurized juices, because they may contain E. coli. 3. Unpasteurized milk because it may contain the following bacteria: Campylobacter, E. coli, salmonella or listeria. 4. Unpasteurized soft cheeses such as brie, feta, Camembert, Roquefort, CECE blanco, fresco and a panel CECE - because they may contain E. coli and listeria. 5. Raw seeds, for example alfalfa sprouts, as they may contain E. coli or Salmonella. 6. In the diet, limit the amount of fish that may contain high levels of mercury (shark, sw...

Senior risk of depression

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Predisposition to depression is observed not less than 10% of the world population. One of the varieties of this mental disorder is called reactive depression. According to Japanese researchers Kyoto School of Public Health, lead to the emergence of long-term depression dramatic experiences and strain the brain. Doctors said that the most at risk of reactive depression are people too responsibly related to their work. Causes of Depression Obsession with inflated meet the requirements of the authorities leads to chronic fatigue. It is manifested by headaches, difficulty falling asleep and wake-sleep. The need for a long time to tightly control our behavior and inhibit natural emotions inhibits the formation of endorphins, hormones of pleasure. As a result, a person is constantly depressed and gradually loses the ability to feel the joy of life. Salvation from depression Reactive depression - a temporary mental disorder, from which one can escape without medication. You wil...

Normal mole can be a threat to your life

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If moles are not located in the most inconvenient places and do not spoil our appearance, most of us do not pay attention to them. And for good reason! Birthmark - this area of ​​the skin where there is a breach of the exchange and synthesis of melanin. Most often, a mole is a smooth dark spot on the skin, but in some cases it may be slightly raised above the surface of the skin, but still be covered with sparse hairs. Be attentive to the condition of moles: using sponges or scrubs try not to touch them, and leaving in the sun, this lubricate the skin sunscreen. Otherwise, a mole may be a dull place of formation of malignant tumors - melanoma. This new growth is accompanied by the rapid emergence of metastases. Your body is a lot of moles, and you're worried about? The best way of precaution would be to remove them, but, of course, not at home - it can only lead to a deterioration. Consult a physician. Currently, there are several ways to remove moles: surgical excision, elec...

What Are The Health Risks Associated With Tattoos?

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Tattoos are quite popular with people of all ages. From small designs to those that take up large parts of the body, they are an expression of your personality. Some choose to have them for memorial reasons or to honor someone special in their life. Others choose them due to their love of art. Whatever the reason, there are some associated risks with having a tattoo placed on your body. It is important that you are aware of the risks you could face and how you can avoid them if possible. From choosing your tattoo shop to the tattoo location, these tips can help you to be informed of the risks and avoid being a victim yourself. Tattoo Parlor Choice You want to make sure that you are familiar with your tattoo parlor. You want to ask questions about their processes, sterilization procedures and for any licenses that need to be had by parlors in your area. You run the risk of infection if you do not know where you are getting your tattoo. Make sure the place is clean and is a reputab...

Milk can lead to anemia

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In the event that a child under school age drink more than two glasses of milk a day, his body decreases the amount of iron, which can lead to anemia. According to the study, which was attended by 1,300 children of preschool age, children should not drink more than two glasses of milk a day. Milk contains calcium and vitamin D, needed for bone growth. However, excessive intake of milk in the body is accompanied by a decrease in the amount of iron, and iron deficiency leads to movement disorders. Children who drank three or more glasses of milk per day had reduced levels of serum ferritin, which reflects the state of body iron stores. The more milk the children drank, the lower ferritin levels fell. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends limiting consumption of cow's milk for preschoolers to two glasses a day. However, the Committee on Nutrition believe that children who drink at least four glasses of milk a day, should be given supplements of vitamin D. Supplementati...

Five Facts about Stroke for the Caregiver

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If your loved one has suffered a stroke, there's no doubt that you're going through a very difficult and frightening time. The National Stroke Association tells us that over 750,000 people in America each year suffer a first or recurrent stroke, and one in 55 Americans are living with the effects of a stroke. If you are caring for someone who has recently had a stroke, here are five facts that you need to know: 1.It's All in the Head Many people are confused when it comes to exactly what a stroke is. To understand stroke, think of it as a sort of "brain attack." When a blood clot interrupts the blood flow to an area of the brain, a stroke results. During a stroke, brain cells can die due to a lack of oxygen. As brain cells die, the abilities that are controlled by that particular area of the brain become impaired. Typically, these abilities include memory, speech and movement. 2.Effects on the Survivor Because not every person is the same, every stroke i...

Symptoms of Lung Cancer

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The number of individuals with lung cancer is increasing per annum, therefore to spot the symptoms of lung cancer is contributory to its treatment. Currently, lung cancer is one in all the foremost common primary malignant tumors of respiratory organ, that principally originates in cartilaginous tube animal tissue, therefore lung cancer may be referred to as cartilaginous tube lung cancer. Early Stages Symptoms There ar typically no symptoms or warning signs within the early stages, so it's simply unheeded, leading to delay of treatment. Common Symptoms of lung cancer Cough: there ar regarding 2 thirds of patients have cough, that is that the commonest symptom of early lung cancer. It is manifested as gentle dry cough, severe cough, cough with high frequency or cough at the hours of darkness. haemoptysis (Coughing up blood): it's conjointly an indication of early lung cancer and it's additional obvious in male smokers. it's manifested as forcing out phlegm ...

10 Things of Sexually Transmitted Diseases

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Sexually Transmitted Diseases, typically stated as STI's or Sexually Transmitted Infections, have taken center stage within the news recently due to a program known as arrange B, a free, over-the-counter emergency contraceptive method policy, approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) on August twenty four, 2006. This program, referred to as arrange B one step or the morning once pill, is Associate in Nursing contraceptive, Associate in Nursingd has no preventative qualities that might keep somebody from getting an STD, contrary to well-liked belief. That being same let Maine gift you with the ten belongings you have to be compelled to realize STD's. Young ladies beneath the age of twenty have double the danger of getting Associate in Nursing STD as ladies over the age of twenty. STD's ar genuinely transmitted through gender of 1 type or another, but alittle portion of STD transmission happens throughout gestation, and breast-feeding, likewise as blood and ...

Cause Breast Cancer?

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Free From Harm compiled a collection of information from experts about the connection between dairy and breast cancer. Some highlights: "Casein, which makes up 87% of cow's milk protein, promoted all stages of the cancer process," says Dr. T. Colin Campbell, author of the well-regarded, seminal China Study, summing up his relevant findings. "[S]everal epidemiological studies have indicated a relationship between dairy consumption and breast cancer risk in pre-menopausal women (Outwater, 1997)." -Breast Cancer Fund "It appears that when individuals do not have the correct enzymes to metabolize many of the hormones naturally found in any type of cow's milk, a glass of milk can flood the body with excess estrogen. This raises the risk of developing or accelerating the growth of existing breast cancer." -Susan Wadia-Ells, Founding Director of Knowbreastcancer.net Professor Jane Plant advocates changing from dairy to soy products to prevent breas...

Type 2 diabetes boosts death risk from breast cancer

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Sunday Sept 16, 2012 (foodconsumer.org) -- A new study in Cancer Causes and Control suggests that being type 2 diabetic potentially increases risk of death from breast cancer. Because having type 2 diabetes also means to have diabetes treatment, diabetes treatment can potentially be linked to higher risk for breast cancer death. M. T. Redaniel of University of Bristol in Bristol, UK and colleagues conducted the case-control study and found women with breast cancer who also suffered type 2 diabetes mellitus were 40 percent more likely to die from all causes, compared with those with breast cancer only. The association, which was derived already after adjustment for age, period, region, smoking status, body mass index, alcohol drinking and deprivation, was based on data from 52,657 women with type 2 diabetes diagnosed between 1987 and 2007 and 30,210 randomly selected women without type 2 diabetes. This association can be easily understood. Type 2 diabetes mellitus patients h...

Syphilis epidemic rising in the Canada and U.S.

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The resurgence of syphilis has risen dramatically over the past 20 years in the United States and Canada --- from 177 cases in 1993 to 1,750 cases in 2010. It is temporarily shutting down the porn industry in Southern California. Adult Production Health & Safety Services (APHSS) sounded the alarm about "recent unsubstantiated rumors of syphilis among adult performers." The usual annual testing for syphilis is in September, but because of the alarm the agency opened up their semi-annual syphilis testing immediately. Other sexually transmitted diseases, such as gonorrhea and chlamydia, are also on the rise. According to Huffington Post, " Syphilis infection rates jumped by 18 percent from 2010 to 2011, and there was also a five percent increase in chlamydia and 1.5 percent increase in gonorrhea cases." And truthfully, the syphilis outbreak cluster among California porn performs is not surprising because of their business. But sexually transmitted diseases ar...

Ovarian Cancer Women Have a Slightly Higher Risk

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Obesity is also a risk factor among women who have never taken HRT, say international researchers. Previous studies have suggested a link, but there has been conflicting evidence. The latest research, published in the journal PLoS Medicine, analysed all worldwide data on the topic. It looked at 47 epidemiological studies in 14 countries, including about 25,000 women with ovarian cancer and more than 80,000 women without ovarian cancer. Lead researcher Prof Valerie Beral of the Oxford University Epidemiology Unit told the BBC: "By bringing together the worldwide evidence, it became clear that height is a risk factor." She said there was also a clear relationship between obesity and ovarian cancer in women who had never taken HRT. "Ovarian cancer can clearly be added to the list [of cancers linked to obesity]," she added. Sarah Williams, health information officer at Cancer Research UK, said the study produced a clearer picture of the factors that could ...