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Lynn Allison

West Palm Beach
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New CT Scan More Detailed, Uses Less Radiation

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By Lynn Allison
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A new type of diagnostic technology that outperforms traditional CT scans with less radiation is now available. Photon-counting CT (PCCT) is an advanced type of computed tomography scan that produces more detailed images with special detectors to count individual X-ray photons and measure their energy as they pass through the body. In a conventional CT scanner, X-rays are converted into light and then into an electrical signal. Photon-counting CT skips that indirect step.
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Stop the Itching from Bug Bites Fast

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By Lynn Allison
| Newsmax Verified
This hot, humid weather is the perfect environment for pesky mosquitos and you may suffer the itchy consequences. But look no further than your medicine cabinet and your own fingers for relief. According to Good Housekeeping, the big, red bumps that appear on your skin are the result of an allergic reaction to the mosquito’s saliva.
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Yale Study: Nearly Half Over 65 Improved Mental, Physical Health

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By Lynn Allison
| Yahoo Verified
(Dreamstime) A new study by researchers at the Yale School of Public Health found that nearly half of adult Americans aged 65 and older were able to improve their cognitive and physical health over time. The research revealed that the improvements were not limited to a select group of individuals but were, instead, rather common.
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