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Air pollution aggravates Parkinson's disease: study

Exposure to air pollution increases risk of aggravating Parkinson's disease and may cause neurological disease progression, a study showed Friday.According to the study by Kim Ho at Seoul National University, patients with the neurodegenerative disease are more likely to visit emergency rooms during days with high levels of air-pollutant particles.Data for the study were drawn from 1 million cohort samples of South Koreans provided by the National Health Insurance Service between 2002 and 2013.The researchers examined the association of short-term exposure to air-pollutant particles, including nitrogen dioxide (NO2), sulfur dioxide (SO2), ozone (O3) and carbon monoxide (CO), with Parkinson's disease."Parkinson's disease aggravation cases were defined as emergency hospital admissions for primarily diagnosed Parkinson's disease," the researchers said in a paper.The team concluded that it has found 77 emergency admission cases with primarily diagnosed Parkinson's disease and 314 emergency admission cases with Parkinson's disease as a primary or an accessory diagnosis."Air pollution has

Mar 24, 2017
Air pollution aggravates Parkinson's disease: study

(351) Unusual saju may make distinguished life

By Janet ShinWhile practicing saju consultations as a professional fortune teller and a lecturer, I have had the chance to read some saju with uncommon structures. Some of them were the same saju for different people with various life backgrounds and others were extraordinarily unique, such as those consisting of only one or two elements.The saju reading is to decode the symbolic letters of heavenly stems and branches and their energies to interpret the relationship between the day master and other letters based on their interaction of mutual generations and restrictions. In this way, one’s biological and social networks are translated. For example, the element that is restricted by the day master is one’s romantic partner or fortune.If the saju consists of only one element, how can we infer the whole aspects of this person’s life? I have experienced two similar cases, one with only a fire element for all four pillars, or eight letters in the saju and the other with all fire elements except for only one letter of metal energy. Without many case studies, one might be

Mar 23, 2017
(351) Unusual saju may make distinguished life

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Nearly half of Korean men suffer from hair loss

Almost half of South Korean men are suffering from hair loss due mainly to stress with some of them willing to give up drinking or sex to get healthy hair, a poll showed Thursday.According to the survey of 801 Korean men ages 25 to 45 taken by Nielsen Korea, 47 percent of the respondents said they are suffering from hair loss.Half of them replied that stress is the main reason for their hair loss, with 34 percent saying it's hereditary. Seventy-two percent answered they are currently under stress.The findings also showed 30 percent first recognized their hair loss at the age of between 25 and 30, with 25 percent doing so between 30 and 35.Thirty-seven percent of the surveyed said they are willing to abandon drinking for one year to have healthy hair, with 16 percent replying they will not have sex for the same period for the same purpose.Seventy-five percent of the respondents said they intend to receive treatment for the hair loss, with 86 percent believing that their appearance is important for their life and pride.An official at German hair care products maker Alpecin, which commi

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