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Night owls may have a particular late-in-life problem that’s bad for their health — and wallets (opens the original)
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Night owls should give a hoot about their bedtime. Research has indicated that nocturnal creatures face an increased risk of diabetes, mental health troubles and even premature death. Now, new evidence out of Finland suggests night owls’ habits may catch up to them, putting them at a disadvantage later in life, both physically and financially. A study published in the journal Occupational & Environmental Medicine explored whether the nighttime habits of evening types (E-types) would affect their
What is a ‘backyard ultra’? The endurance race with no finish line that can last for days and hundreds of miles (opens the original)
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It’s one of the simplest race formats — and one of the most brutal. A “backyard ultramarathon” may conjure images of runners looping on a compact lawn with a picket fence, but the reality is actually much more extreme. The latest endurance trend taking over the running world, the backyard ultra is a race in which the fastest runner doesn’t always win, there’s no finish line and there’s no predetermined distance. While many ultramarathons — races that exceed 26.2 miles — take place in scenic loca
Popular blood pressure drug recalled over dissolution issues (opens the original)
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Thousands of bottles of a popular blood pressure medication are being recalled over concerns about effectiveness. Inventia Healthcare Limited is voluntarily recalling 13,567 bottles of Chlorthalidone Tablets, USP, 25 mg (NDC: 64980-599-01, Batch No. RISA24002, expiration date April 2027) after they failed dissolution testing, which measures how the drug dissolves in the body. This is the second time the company, based in India, has recalled chlorthalidone this year. A voluntary recall happens wh
Teen is ‘first and only’ patient to have a tooth growing in bizarre place — doctors ‘were very surprised’ (opens the original)
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It’s not entirely unheard of for teeth to grow in places other than the mouth, a condition known as ectopic teeth. However, a 16-year-old boy in India developed an ectopic tooth in a highly unusual place, which doctors are calling a first ever in the world in a case study of the atypical event. Medical literature has previously reported several cases of extra teeth growing in the nasal cavity, under the eye, in the nostrils and in the maxillary sinus, which is located inside the cheekbone. This
How soon you should stop drinking caffeine before bedtime is earlier than you think (opens the original)
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Your afternoon pick-me-up may have some unintended consequences. Caffeine can make it more difficult to fall asleep and stay asleep since it competes with adenosine, a naturally occurring chemical in the body that promotes drowsiness. Most experts agree that we should observe a caffeine cutoff so our coffee or soda habits don’t mess with our snoozing — but if you think giving it up a few hours before bedtime is enough, you may want to think again. Researchers in Australia looked at the effects o
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