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| Reasonable solution to Obamacare Every sound policy has parameters, or boundaries, that define its scope. How Utah responds to Obamacare is no exception, and conservatives must face some realities. As Gov. Gary Herbert unveiled the Healthy Utah plan to extend Medicaid eligibility to ... | |
| Low-fat diet may help breast-cancer patients Almost everyone would benefit by reducing the amount of fat in their diet. But the upside could be especially big for women with breast cancer. Research by the Los Angeles Biomedical Research Institute at the Harbor-UCLA Medical Center and Beth Israel ... | |
| Hospital Patient's Death Leads to $3M Settlement The family of a patient who went missing for more than two weeks before being found dead in a stairwell at a San Francisco hospital has settled a lawsuit for $3 million. The San Francisco Chronicle reported Saturday ( http://tinyurl.com/mtj32p2 ) that the city ... | |
| They survived Ebola only to become social outcasts MONROVIA, Liberia — Landlords won't rent to them. Employers won't hire them. Taxi drivers won't give them a lift. Barber shops refuse to cut their hair without gloves. They are Ebola survivors. In one place where they are desperately needed as workers, ... | |
| Sugar can be worse than salt about blood pressure In recently years,we learned that salt and sugar hhave many factors on heart diseases and eye problems.A new study explains that sugar can be more effective to give trouble than salt and people must be informed to be more careful about using kind of ... | |
| Liquid Nicotine killed one year old baby E-cigarettes are popular in these years and most of the people are using e-cigarettes because of increasing deadly health risks of cigarette.Due to this situation there are still bad cause of this things as like cigarettes.On tuesday 1 year old baby died because ... | |
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| China National Tobacco sells the most in the world China have advantage with population but this population can hold the crisis about personal health like health crisis in China.According to this situation most of the population are smoking cigarette and they keep loyal to their country about the selling numbers ... | |
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| Semen Quality and Overall Health Semen quality has always been a sure indication of age but a new study shows that it may not so much be age that is the reason for poor semen quality. This study examined more than 9,000 men who visited a fertility clinic for assistance with infertility. | |
| | National Right to Life News | Lauren Hill scores at home court at Mount St. Joseph University CINCINNATI (WKRC) -- Lauren Hill continues to defy the odds, as she returned to the court for her first official home game on Saturday. It was a milestone for the Mount St. Joseph University freshman that some might consider a miracle. Despite having ... | |
| Teenage Birth rate touches lowest in history for United States images (3) The state's youngster birth-rate met up its most diminished level ever recorded a year once more, as showed by an exchange report from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health. At any rate while change happened among all get-togethers ... | |
| Sierra Leone Bans Christmas Celebrations, Cites Ebola Sierra Leone is banning public Christmas celebrations to help reduce the spread of the Ebola virus. A government spokesman told reporters Friday that all public celebrations would be banned starting December 20, five days before the holiday. However, the ... | |
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| HIV-fighting pill stirs surprising controversy among gays Truvada, the pill which, taken daily, can protect against HIV, has been federally approved but does not appear to be widely used yet. It has stirred a surprising debate in the gay community, with some calling it a "party drug" that people will not take consistently. | |
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| Protect yourself long-term against breast cancer with Tamofixen From the results , every each woman have %30 risk to get breast cancer.There is a valuable gift which is given by scientists called : Tamofixen and it provides long term protection when you get it with an effective dosages under the control of Doctor. The IBIS-I ... | |
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| 12 Year Old Alexis Shapiro Loses 50 Pounds After Gastric Bypass This story might sound like a stereotypical kid that was overfeed by their parents, but the story of Alexis Shapiro goes much deeper than that. Just 3 years ago, Alexis was a tiny little 50 pound girl who became seriously ill from a benign brain tumor. Her strange ... | |
| Teen Births in Massachusetts Are at a Striking Low A new report claims that teen births in Massachusetts are at a striking low rate. Published by the Massachusetts Department of Public Health on Friday, the report claims that Massachusetts adolescents conceive babies at memorable low rates, only 12 in ... | |
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| Op-ed: Healthy Utah saves money by making more Utahns healthy As citizens of this great state, we have a lot to be proud of, especially when it comes to health. Not only are we one of the healthiest states in the nation, we also spend the least per capita on health care — nearly half that of the highest spender, Massachusetts. | |
| 'Poor sanitation conditions killing mothers, newborns' Lack of safe water, sanitation and hygiene in birth settings is killing mothers and newborns in the developing world, shows a new study. In a flagship paper, 16 researchers from various organisations, including the World Health Organization (WHO) and the ... | |
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| Weight loss surgery helps always hungry girl regain 'childhood' A 12-year-old girl from Texas who could not stop herself from eating has undergone weight loss surgery to reduce more than 50 pounds. The girl named Alexis Shapiro, popularly known as 'Always Hungry Girl', gained weight from just 50 pounds to more than ... | |
| Food Poisoning Ruins Holiday Party in Florida (Photo : Jon Sullivan/Wikimedia Commons) An office party in Florida sent 25 people to hospital after an outbreak of food poisoning. An office party in Maitland, Florida landed 25 people in hospital two hours after they consumed catered food at the gathering. | |
| 'Poor sanitation conditions killing mothers, newborns' London, Dec 14 (IANS) — Lack of safe water, sanitation and hygiene in birth settings is killing mothers and newborns in the developing world, shows a new study. In a flagship paper, 16 researchers from various organisations, including the World Health ... | |
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| What's Lesser Evil for Your Blood Pressure: Sugar or Salt? A latest research suggest that cutting down on sugar can reduce the risks of high blood pressure and heart diseases. However, some scientists believe that levels of both sugar and salt should be maintained to avoid the risks of such medical conditions. | |
| Norovirus cases increasing in New Mexico New Mexico health officials say cases of norovirus are on the rise in the state. The state Department of Health said Friday that more people are coming down with the contagious virus. Noroviruses cause gastroenteritis and inflammation of the stomach and ... | |
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