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Nintedanib Slows IPF Progression Meeting Coverage. Nintedanib Slows IPF Progression. Published: May 18, 2014. By Crystal Phend , Senior Staff Writer, MedPage Today. save. |. A. A. SAN DIEGO -- The novel kinase inhibitor nintedanib slowed progression of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis ...
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Dogs remarkably accurate in sniffing out some cancers With 220 million olfactory cells in a canine snout, compared with 50 million for humans, a growing body of evidence supports the possible use of canines by clinicians. By Angela Zimm. Bloomberg News. PREV of NEXT. Jonathan Ball, right, introduces Marta ...
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Mayor de Blasio touts reduced rent for people with AIDS or HIV The mayor spoke about the lower rent program during Sunday's AIDS Walk. De Blasio and Gov. Cuomo struck a deal earlier this year that will cap rent for people with AIDS or HIV receiving subsidies at 30% of their income. BY Erin Durkin. NEW YORK DAILY ...
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Police, Family Search for Missing Autistic Teen Eliceo Cortez was last seen at around 3 p.m. on Friday at the Sheepshead Bay subway station on the Q line. Ida Siegal reports. Autistic 14-Year-Old Brooklyn Boy Missing. Link; Embed; Email. Copy. Close. Link to this video.
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E-cigarettes as Dangerous as Traditional Cigarettes, Study E-cigarettes, deemed as a safer and healthy alternative to smoking, have been found to be as dangerous as the traditional cigarettes. According to a study conducted by the University of California, San Diego, nicotine-laden vapor from e-cigarettes makes the ...
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Daydreamer? No need to snap out of it Instead of imagining yourself on a hot, sunny beach, the more effective meditative method is to let the mind wander aimlessly, says a team of researchers from Norway and Australia. Because during MRI tests, subjects who practiced "nondirective" meditation ...
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| Medical research still short on inclusion of women It seems obvious: Women make up half the population, so they should be the subject of half of medical research. But until about 20 years ago, most scientists assumed women were just like men, with a few different body parts. Now researchers understand ...
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Vitamin D has limited benefits in asthma treatment A study has revealed that adding vitamin D to asthma treatment to improve breathing only appears to benefit patients who achieve sufficient levels of the supplement in the blood. According to new research at Washington University School of Medicine in St.
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| Diet and blood pressure: It's not all about the salt Too much salt is bad. Eating a daily banana — or sweet potato — might be a good idea. But when it comes to controlling your blood pressure through. Loading… Post to Facebook. Diet and blood pressure: It's not all about the salt Too much salt is bad.
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4 State, 11 Person E. coli Outbreak Prompts 1.8M Pound Meat Recall Wolverine Packing Company, a Detroit, Mich. establishment, is recalling approximately 1.8 million pounds of ground beef products that may be contaminated with E. coli O157:H7, the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) ...
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| Urine Test May Help Spot Dangerous Blood Clots SUNDAY, May 18, 2014 (HealthDay News) -- Researchers say they've created a simple urine test that detects the presence of dangerous blood clots in the lungs more accurately than the current blood test. The clot typically forms in the leg, where it is called a ...
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Chronic insufficient sleep increases obesity, overall body fat in children One of the most comprehensive studies of the potential link between reduced sleep and childhood obesity finds compelling evidence that children who consistently received less than the recommended hours of sleep during infancy and early childhood had ...
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NAMI plans educational meeting, family course The Rowan chapter of the National Alliance on Mental Illness has a meeting coming up this week and a free course starting June 7. Veteran Tom Harrell will be the featured speaker a the NAMI Education Meeting 7 p.m. Tuesday at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church ...
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Food should be regulated like tobacco, say campaigners Food The food industry should be regulated like the tobacco industry as obesity poses a greater global health risk than cigarettes, say international groups. Consumers International and the World Obesity Federation are calling for the adoption of more ...
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Painkillers may prevent repeated urinary tract infections in women, says study Women plagued by repeated urinary tract infections may be able to prevent the infections with help from over-the-counter painkillers, new research in mice shows. Scientists at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis found that inhibiting COX-2, ...
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