Gamers at risk of irreversible hearing loss and tinnitus, study suggests
A new review of available evidence suggests video gamers regularly exceed safe sound limits.
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Playing a musical instrument good for brain health in later life – study
“Because we have such sensitive brain tests for this study, we are able to look at individual aspects of the brain function, such as short-term memory, long-term memory, and problem-solving and how engaging music effects that,” lead author Prof Anne Corbett told the BBC.
Alarming rise in measles in Europe – health chiefs
Urgent measures are needed now to stop further spread, the World Health Organization says.
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Good quality, affordable health care shouldn’t depend on your zip code
The challenges of finding good quality, affordable health care is a topic I hear about everywhere I go in my district in Pennsylvania. As a member of the bipartisan Rural Health Caucus, I’m constantly working to find ways to expand and protect access to care for all members of our community—because your health care shouldn’t…
Arkansas man receives world’s first eye transplant
Aaron James lost his nose, mouth and left eye in a work-related accident. Surgeons in New York successfully performed the reconstruction that included a whole-eye implant. His vision was not restored, but the first-of-its-kind procedure may help advance transplant medicine. “If some form of vision restoration occurred, it would be wonderful, but… the goal was…