10 effects testosterone has on your health | Around The Web | laconiadailysun.com – The Laconia Daily Sun

Historically, testosterone has been associated with masculinity. Someone having high levels of testosterone was shorthand for perceived higher levels of aggression, strength, and libido. However, testosterone plays a significant role in the health and functioning of everyone: Testosterone plays just as important a part in ovarian function as it does in male reproductive development.

‘Children of the Corn’ (1984) 4K Review: Arrow Improves On An Already-Strong Release – Dread Central

After IT (2017) steamrolled box office records on its way to becoming the highest-grossing horror film of all time (not adjusted for inflation; The Exorcist (1973) will never be topped in that regard), you had better believe studio heads were (and are) feverishly looking to greenlight every possible Stephen King property for modern audiences. To their advantage, Kings work has famously produced more cinematic duds than classics (like 2017s waste of talent, The Dark Tower), and there are a number of been-done features ripe for a remake. One that I would suggest tackling is Children of the Corn, a 1977 short story King wrote that first appeared in Penthouse (see, sometimes the articles are worth reading).

Sue Perkins health: ‘I’ve been through a very dark time’ – presenter on brain tumour – Daily Express

The comedy actress, broadcaster and writer who is appearing on ITV's Blankety Blank tonight [Saturday, November 27] was left destroyed when she found out that she had a brain tumour. After medical examinations, the star was told that doctors had found a tiny little rice-shaped tumour in her pituitary gland which was going to make a big difference on her life. Considering the impact the diagnosis had on her, Sue remembers every detail about how, when and where she was told about her tumour.

Validated Measure Assesses the Impact of Treatment for Growth Hormone Deficiency in Children – AJMC.com Managed Markets Network

A validation of the observer-reported outcome of the Growth Hormone Deficiency-Child Impact Measure found it valid and reliable to understand the impact of treatment with growth hormone therapy. A psychometric validation of the observer-reported outcome (ObsRO) of the Growth Hormone Deficiency-Child Impact Measure (GHD-CIM) found it is a valid and reliable measure that can provide a patient-centric picture to the experience children have with growth hormone therapy, according to a study published in PharmacoEconomics Open.

Novel App Could Help Earlier Detection of Growth Disorders – Medscape

A smartphone application that allows parents and carers to measure and monitor their childs height accurately could be used to help in the earlier detection of growth disorders, according to the results of a pilot study. The GrowthMonitor smartphone app was developed by UK researchers to help tackle delays in the diagnosis of growth disorders, which they say are common in the UK. Unlike in other European countries, child growth monitoring has not been a priority and potentially treatable problems are often diagnosed late.