Between starring on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, hosting The Real and her new podcast, Going To Bed with Garcelle, and taking care of two teenage boys, Garcelle Beauvais is capital B busy. But, in between the diamond-studded chaos that is the reality TV star/actress/host’s life, Garcelle doesn’t miss any meals. Her Instagram feed
Children who eat slower are less likely to be extroverted and impulsive, according to a new study co-led by the University at Buffalo and Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. The research, which sought to uncover the relationship between temperament and eating behaviors in early childhood, also found that kids who were highly responsive to external food
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) – HIV is associated with “substantial” skeletal deficits toward the end of puberty, especially among girls, as is the antiretroviral tenovir disoproxil fumarate (TDF), a cross-sectional study shows. “Currently TDF is in use, and quite literally saving many millions of lives around the world,” Dr. Celia Gregson of the University of
Important insights into the cellular processes underlying healthy bone formation and development have been gleaned by a RIKEN-led study into a previously unknown bone disorder1. Many bone disorders have genetic origins. Advances in genetics are helping scientists track down the mutations responsible for them. Shiro Ikegawa of the RIKEN Center for Integrative Medical Sciences has
It’s summer, and the long hot days mean that entertaining the kiddos can be a little challenging. Playing outside in the sun all day can lead to serious overheating, but the good news is that cooling off can be just as fun! Whether you’re at the pool or at the beach, lounging on a splash
In 2019, doctors in London saw a 5-year old girl from rural Ethiopia with an enormous tumor extending from her cheek to her lower jaw. Her name was Negalem and the tumor was a vascular malformation, a life-threatening web of tangled blood vessels. Surgery to remove it was impossible, the doctors told the foundation advocating
In a new report now published on Scientific Reports, Irini Gerges and a team of scientists in Italy and the U.S. studied the importance of biomechanical and biochemical cues to create culture conditions suited for three-dimensional (3D) regenerative microenvironments and soft tissue formation. The team observed changes in adipogenesis relative to the 3D mechanical properties
Daveed Diggs has been featured in television shows like “Black-ish,” “BoJack Horseman,” “Star Wars Resistance,” and “Snowpiercer,” but he is known best for portraying Marquis de Lafayette and Thomas Jefferson in Lin Manuel Miranda’s “Hamilton” (via IMDb). His romantic partner, Emmy Raver-Lampman, has been in series such as “American Dad!” and “Jane the Virgin,” and she
FILE PHOTO: Commuters cross the London Bridge, amid the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), in London, Britain July 6, 2021. REUTERS/Hannah McKayLONDON (Reuters) – Britain on Wednesday reported 32,548 cases of COVID-19, the first time the figure has surpassed 30,000 since January as the government looks set to ease almost all coronavirus measures later
Calming wall colors, nature-themed murals, and soft nighttime lighting are all part of a unique new state-of-the-art inpatient psychiatric unit that focuses especially on children and adolescents who have experienced significant trauma. The 16-bed unit, which has been in the works for 3½ years and opened June 30 at the University of Maryland Medical Center
Men’s personal care company Dr. Squatch on Tuesday launched new “Star Wars” soaps for your inner Jedi and/or Sith. The soaps, which are available for Dr. Squatch subscribers today for $6 each and will launch to the public on July 11, are inspired by “Star Wars” characters Obi Wan Kenobi and Yoda for the light
July Fourth was not the celebration President Joe Biden had hoped for, as far as protecting more Americans with a coronavirus vaccine. The nation fell just short of the White House’s goal to give at least a first dose to 70% of adults by Independence Day. By that day, 67% of adult Americans had gotten
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SYDNEY (Reuters) -The leader of Australia’s New South Wales (NSW) state on Wednesday ordered a week-long extension of Sydney’s COVID-19 lockdown, warning new cases are bound to rise as the country’s biggest city grapples with the highly infectious Delta variant.Slideshow ( 2 images )Sydney, home to a fifth of Australia’s 25 million people, was plunged
A research collaboration based in Kumamoto University, Japan has discovered that muscles and the resident stem cells (satellite cells) responsible for muscle regeneration retain memory of their location in the body. This positional memory was found to be based on the expression pattern of the homeobox (Hox) gene cluster, which is responsible for shaping the
No matter how your baby comes into this world, your body requires a recovery period. But keep in mind that vaginal delivery and cesarean procedures are two very different experiences in which C-section recovery is typically longer and more intense. This is because during a cesarean, either a horizontal or vertical incision is made in
NYU Abu Dhabi (NYUAD) researchers have uncovered a code that sets the genome of the liver to account for the remarkable ability for this organ to regenerate. This finding offers new insight into how the specific genes that promote regeneration can be activated when part of the liver is removed. These findings have the potential
Put away your kitchen knives and keep those bandaids in the cabinet, because the answer to slicing and dicing tricky vegetables and more is here — and it’s on sale! The much-talked about, TikTok-Famous Dash Safe Slice Mandoline is officially on sale at Amazon, and it’s a total steal at 20% off. Whether you’re prepping
Using simple blood tests could help researchers identify children who have been misidentified as having severe malaria, according to a study published today in eLife. Researchers are working to develop better ways to treat severe malaria, which kills about 400,000 children in Africa each year. The discovery could help expedite such research by helping them
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