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Twitter and Media- Google+ and Journalism, ten ways 6 July 2011The social network of Google, Google+, has been launched and already a lot of discoveries are made. Journalists can use it too and perhaps in a more accessible way, like a tool, than Facebook or Twitter. Sarah Marshall gives several ways to make use of the toolbox that the new service offers. And of course, […]
- Social media are for business 1 July 2011I just remembered when during the Social Media Club meeting one journalist was saying not to believe the internet would be there in a couple of years time this myst have been naivity or was he just closing his eyes as a change was imminent? Media are business nowadays and nobody can hide from that […]
- ‘Duty-content’ king? 30 June 2011During the workshop of Social Media Club Utrecht, Netherlands, on 29th June 2011 the theme was Social Media and journalism. Elvira van Noort emphasised that during her internship in 2005, various journalists did not believe in internet at all and that the editorial desks of the internet and print departments were separated. Nowadays, the line […]
- Is internetdata of one service different to another? 26 April 2011Telecom provider KPN in The Netherlands is about to charge an additional fee for services such as Facebook, WhatsApp, Skype, online video… in order to cope with the increasing data traffic that smartphones and other mobile-ready equipment are causing. This means that a subscriber will pay to be online and additional to it, for certain […]
- Are Journalists Using Social Media? 13 April 2011Jackie Lampugnano askes herself how journalists are using social media. With Matt Lindner she had a conversation on his opinion about this issue. And it is basically so simple. Journalists are looking for story ideas and soacial media are a heartbeat of what is being said around and it is easy to make selection or search. […]
- Google+ and Journalism, ten ways 6 July 2011
Tag Archives: Conditions and Diseases
Vitamin D Suppletion for COPD Beneficial
Vitamin D is known to be beneficial for bones, but research shows that also people suffering from chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) need to supplement this. Epidemiological studies show that vitamine D may down-regulate the inflammatory reaction in the airways that … Continue reading
Relation Between Sleep and Performance
Lack of sleep may lead to poor performance, is a conclusion that often is assumed and also research shows this. The researchers of the medical faculty of Harvard think that unless sleep deprivation doesn’t make the headlines, it contributed to … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Research, Wellness
Tagged Chernobyl, Conditions and Diseases, Exxon Valdez, health, Organizations, Sleep deprivation, Sleep disorder, United States
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Hay Fever – suffer it, fight it or prevent it?
Hay fever is an allergic reaction of the body towards pollen. A lot of people are suffering in this time from sneezing, running nose, itchy eyes – a reaction of the body on the fine seeds and pollen in the … Continue reading
Posted in Health, Research, vitamines
Tagged Allergic rhinitis, Allergy, Asthma, Conditions and Diseases, gezondheid, health, Pollen, Rhinitis, Rhinorrhea, voeding
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CoQ10 may help reducing migraine
There aren’t many large studies that show strong evidence regarding Coenzyme Q10 and migraines. A small study found that out of 31 patients who suffer from migraines, 19 of them reported the number of days they had migraines cut in half. … Continue reading
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Tagged Aura (symptom), Coenzyme Q10, Conditions and Diseases, Headache, health, KCBS-TV, Migraine, Neurological Disorders
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Link to Sleep and Next Day Performance
Research from Philips reveals that one out of four professionals takes a nap in office time. Also tells 85% of the respondents that they performed better if they slept more, and it may not be surprising that 56% says thay don’t … Continue reading
Free food for fat people
This is a stunt of the Heart Attack Grill in Chandler: people over 150kg eat for free. This fastfood restaurant is serving burgers with names like Quadruple Bypass Burger and Flatline Fries. In a country where two third of the … Continue reading
World’s problem solved: -100kcal/day!
We attended the Think Tank for Active Healthy People which pre-ran the Great North Run in Newcastle, UK. During the keynotes, Prof Jim Hill from the University of Colorado, Denver, USA, stated that obesity has grown since the 80s and … Continue reading
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Tagged Conditions and Diseases, Denver, Great North Run, health, obesity, Shopping, United States, Weight loss
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A, C, E vitamins may reduce colon cancer risk
Supplementing with A, C and E vitamins may reduce colon cancer risk. Patients using multivitamins are associated with a 24 – 30% lower risk of colon cancer. Even when other factors were taken into account, the results remained significant. The research … Continue reading
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Tagged Cancer, Colorectal cancer, Conditions and Diseases, Gastrointestinal, health, Multivitamin, research, Vitamin
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Selenium shows protective effect for bladder cancer
High selenium intake could have a protective effect for bladder cancer, according new research. A meta-analysis of seven previously published studies found that the minerals’s potential protective effect was seen mainly among women, which suggests gender-specific differences in selenium accumulation and … Continue reading
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Tagged Bladder cancer, Cancer, Conditions and Diseases, health, Prostate cancer, research, Selenium
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