Daryl Austin
@darylaustinUT
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Contributor for @NatGeo @USAtoday @NBCNews + bylines @WSJ @SmithsonianMag @TheAtlantic @NYtimes @Forbes @PopSci @Newsweek @WashingtonPost @Bloomberg
Salt Lake City
Joined July 2010
771 million people worldwide still lack access to safe water & an estimated 282 million of them must travel far distances daily to fetch water. Read about the crisis in my latest interview w/ actor Matt Damon & engineer Gary White, founders of @Water
https://t.co/v1ypq1MH1d
newsweek.com
In an exclusive Newsweek interview, Hollywood star Damon and engineer Gary White reveal the steps needed to prevent a water shortage catastrophe.
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“As the country faces a slew of distinct challenges, including social isolation, political polarization, declining mental health, and decreasing marriage and birth rates, America needs strong and proven antidotes. Religion is one of them.” --Hal Boyd https://t.co/J0Bo6FCal1
thedispatch.com
How the quest for religious freedom transformed a people and the nation.
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What's the difference between Diet Coke and Coke Zero?
usatoday.com
Here’s what’s different between the most popular varieties of Coca-Cola, plus which ones are likely to cause the fewest issues for your health.
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Whole wheat bread vs. white bread: Discussing the health benefits
usatoday.com
If you’re not reaching for whole wheat bread very often, you could be missing out on a host of health benefits.
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Memory loss isn't always worrisome. But here's when it is, what to do. https://t.co/3CSaurZ7XS by @darylaustinUT @usatoday
#Alzheimers #dementia #health #wellness
usatoday.com
Here’s how to recognize memory loss, what causes it and how to manage issues for yourself or someone you love.
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#Dementia and #Alzheimers disease aren't the same thing. Here's why. https://t.co/wxm32R8CAY by @darylaustinUT @usatoday
#health #wellness
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You're not alone if you're frequently angry. But you should try and stop, for your health.
usatoday.com
What might it mean if you feel angry all the time and how can you go about managing the emotion to lead to more productive outcomes? Experts weigh in.
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What we're learning: "We now strongly suspect that many cases of PD are caused by environmental exposures... pesticides like paraquat and chemicals like TCE are strongly linked" - @MichaelOkun via @darylaustinUT @forbes
forbes.com
Parkinson's disease is common and cannot be cured. But it can be treated and often even prevented.
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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the data):
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Should you go on a low-carb diet? It may be difficult to stick with long term as we discuss with @USATODAY @darylaustinUT . https://t.co/7Z7nVlXc0C
usatoday.com
One of the most commonly targeted nutrients of many of the most popular diets is carbohydrates.
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What's the truth about milk? Dairy or plant-based? @darylaustinUT breaks it all down with help from @eatsmartbd, Michelle Jaelin and me! https://t.co/YCgXKrQ1dC
usatoday.com
Milk consumption is associated with a whole lot of health benefits.
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Asthma causes airways to swell and narrow, leading to symptoms like coughing, wheezing, and chest tightness. Dr. Laura Conrad explains how some people experience mild symptoms, while others face chronic, severe issues. @MontefiorePeds @darylaustinUT
usatoday.com
While the exact cause of asthma is unknown, certain genetic factors can increase the risk of developing the disease.
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Limiting your sugar intake can have a pretty surprising impact on your life. New research shows that reducing sugar, even for a few days, comes with a number of benefits like better skin and improved stress levels. But not all sugars are made equal. https://t.co/SaXdirs26y
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Want to go vegan? In this piece via @darylaustinUT @USATODAY , we explore the pros and cons of the lifestyle. https://t.co/XZoKbCEtxf
usatoday.com
What is a vegan? Here's what veganism is, what benefits it provides and some of the downsides associated with practicing the lifestyle.
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.@LevinthalDavid, a Neurogastroenterologist @UPMC, talks with @darylaustinUT about what causes #IBS and how to diagnose it. Full story via @USATODAY 👇 https://t.co/62ZlTskJID
usatoday.com
There are several theories about the origins of IBS but it's unclear exactly why. Still, there are treatments no matter the cause.
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“The deadly crash over the Potomac River is the culmination of an alarming pattern,” writes @juliettekayyem. “Our aviation system has been ignoring warning signs and normalizing deviance. Good luck can last only so long, and it ran out last night”:
theatlantic.com
The deadly crash over the Potomac River is the culmination of an alarming pattern.
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Is your mess stressing you out? Or do you thrive in chaos? Get expert tips on organizing your environment to boost your mood and productivity. 🔗
nationalgeographic.com
A slew of studies demonstrate the perils of clutter, and how organizing your environment can boost your mood and productivity and reduce stress and anxiety. So why is it so hard?
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A new study suggests we don't age gradually but in two "bursts": one around 44, the other in our early 60s. These changes could explain sudden signs of aging like the appearance of wrinkles, muscle and joint pain, and increased vulnerability to viruses. https://t.co/kqmOsbThgq
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We all have that friend that drags us on a hike—and it's more to your benefit than you might think as it provides mental and physical health advantages unmatched by other forms of exercise. Learn more: https://t.co/2vgxavM758
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Seizures that occur in one's frontal lobe can affect memory, problem-solving skills, and one's ability to speak.
usatoday.com
Seizures that occur in one's frontal lobe can affect memory, problem-solving skills, and one's ability to speak.
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What to know about nervous system disease 'ataxia'
usatoday.com
In some cases, an inability to balance is referred to as a symptom known as ataxia. But ataxia can also be its own condition or disease.
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