Kristen Bell reveals struggle with depression
Actress Kristen Bell was plagued by a sense of worthlessness during the height of her battle with depression. The 35-year-old Frozen star was in her teens when the mental disease first took hold, and she turned to her mother for some life-changing advice. In a new essay published on Time Magazine’s website Motto on Tuesday, Kristen writes: “When I was 18, my mom sat me down and said, ‘If there ever comes a time where you feel like a dark cloud is following you, you can get help. You can talk t..>> view originalSuperbug investigation: 'It's likely that more of these will be found,' CDC says
Researchers at Walter Reed Army Institute of Research in Silver Spring identified the strain of E. coli bacteria that contained a gene that makes it resistant to the antibiotic of last resort. The superbug was found in a Pennsylvania woman in April. (Jonathon Thompson/Walter Reed Army Institute of Research) A top U.S. health official said Tuesday that it's likely more people will be found to be carrying a newly discovered superbug. The bacteria, found in the urine of a Pennsylvania woman, is..>> view originalGeneral Mills Recalls Some Flour After Consumers Fall Ill
Photo The Mill City Museum and the old Gold Medal Flour Mill in Minneapolis. Credit Raymond Boyd/Getty Images No more sticking fingers into cake batter or cookie dough.On Tuesday, General Mills announced that it was voluntarily recalling various batches of its Gold Medal, Gold Medal Wondra and Signature flours that federal officials have potentially linked to illnesses in 38 people in 20 states caused by a strain of E. coli.The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention..>> view originalConcussions in Children May Be Vastly Underreported, Study Finds
K. Brooke Pengel MD examines 17 year old Brady Bender of Steamboat Springs, Colo. at the Center for concussion at Rocky Mountain Hospital for children as she evaluates his condition from a concussion during an out of state hockey tournament. more +.>> view originalTwo million more people living with HIV on life-saving treatment in 2015 – new UN report
At least 880 people appear to have died over the past week as their vessels capsized in the Mediterranean, bringing the total fatalities along the dangerous crossing route to 2,510 so far this year, the United Nations refugee agency said today, as Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called for a comprehensive and collective response to large movements of refugees and migrants.>> view original
Tuesday, May 31, 2016
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