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One Glass Of Wine Could Increase Breast Cancer Risk, Says Study Risk of breast cancer was greatly increased with just one glass of alcohol per day. Sign Up For Our Newsletter >>. A glass of alcohol increases risk of breast cancer.
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Is early breast cancer overtreated? (CNN) More than 60% of all women over 40 in the United States have had a mammogram in the past two years. And 20% of mammograms detect something called ductal carcinoma in situ, or DCIS -- also known as Stage 0 breast cancer.
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New Alzheimer's research offers a glimmer of hope Families face substantial changes and pressures when a relative is diagnosed with dementia. But scientists found the proportion of British people aged 65 and above with dementia fell by more than a fifth in 2011 compared with what it was predicted to ...
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Lifestyle factors may be key to preventing Alzheimer's: study Alzheimer's may be preventable in those who live a healthy lifestyle. That's according to new research that pinpointed nine risk factors for the degenerative memory disease.
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Study identifies nine risk factors of Alzheimer's disease New research in the Journal of Neurology Neurosurgery & Psychiatry found that nine risk factors may be the cause of two-thirds of Alzheimer's cases, TIME reported.
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New technologies analyze brain chemistry to develop treatments for autism When Matthew Gonzalez was 8 months old, his pediatrician noticed that he was having difficulty moving. Matthew lacked muscle tone and wasn't breastfeeding properly.
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Doctor's Support Boosts Weight Loss, Study Shows FRIDAY, Aug. 21, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- Doctors play an important role in helping people lose weight, a new study finds. Weight loss was double on average for obese patients who felt they had the most helpful doctors compared to those who felt their ...
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CDC: Almost All Contact Lens Wearers Putting Themselves at Risk for Infection HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- A new report reveals almost all contact lens wearers are putting themselves at risk for eye infections.
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Sleeping with contact lenses could lead to vision loss (CNN) Chad Groeschen was working on an outdoor deck for a client a few weeks ago when his left eye started itching. He chalked it up to allergies at first, and then to a sinus infection after his eye got goopy and he could not see out of it.
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Mutant lice attack in 25 states A strain of super-lice has invaded a huge amount of the United States - and it may be more extensive than believed. Share on Facebook.
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Poor Contact Lens Using Habits & Hygiene Put 40.9 MIllion Users At Risk Of Eye ... Contact lens wearers nationwide have been interviewed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and the CDC has concluded that almost all of the 41 million contact lens wearers in America are doing at least one thing wrong, NBC News reports.
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Head lice Resistant To Common Treatment reported at about 25 US States It has been reported by researchers that in approximately 25 states, lice populations have grown resistant to over-the-counter remedies.
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Respected Medical Journal publishes an article about inappropriate behaviors It's the type of story that makes stomachs churn and no patient wants to believe is true. He asked the students, "Do any of you have someone to forgive from your clinical experiences?
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Skin cancer more aggressive with fewer moles present People who have fewer moles may be at higher risk for aggressive melanoma than those with more numerous moles, according to a new study.
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Suffolk reports 9 more mosquito samples testing positive for West Nile virus Suffolk County is reporting nine new mosquito samples that tested positive for West Nile virus, bringing the year's total to 80, health officials said Friday.
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Mosquitoes Across The U.S. Testing Positive For West Nile Virus (Photo : Peter Macdiarmid | Getty Images News) More mosquitoes are testing positive for the West Nile Virus. Mosquitoes have reportedly been testing positive for the West Nile Virus across 15 towns across the US.
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Jimmy Carter Reveals His Liver Cancer Has Spread to His Brain The trip would have been the 33rd for Carter and his wife, Rosalynn. Doctors found a spot on his liver during a follow-up exam, and recommended its removal after a scan.
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Don't cry for Jimmy Carter When that day comes, and it will, you are not to shed a tear for Jimmy Carter. Cry for Rosalynn and their 69 years together. Weep for his family, his state, or his country.
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Abused Pit Bull Who Was Doused With Acid Is Now On Her Way To A Happier Life This pup has been through a lot, but luckily she's on a path to new beginnings. An anonymous call came in to the San Antonio Animal Care Services, a municipal animal shelter in Texas, last week about a dog who had been abused, Officer Audra Houghton, ...
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Breastfeeding May Pass Harmful Chemicals To Babies, New Study According to scientists from the Harvard School of Public Health in the US, breastfeeding may pass harmful chemicals to babies, specifically poisonous compounds like perfluorinated alkylate substances or PFAs.
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Breastfeeding can expose babies to toxic chemicals WASHINGTON: Breastfeeding may expose babies to a widely used class of industrial chemicals linked with cancer and interfere with their immunity, a new study has claimed.
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Yosemite campground closed after second plague diagnosis at park Confirmatory testing is being done by the Georgia Public Health Laboratory (GPHL) and the CDC. The agency added that closing the two campgrounds in order to treat the areas and protect the health of humans and wildlife were taken as a precaution.
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Video: Intel Announces Collaborative Cancer Cloud In this video from IDF 2015, Intel and Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) announce the Collaborative Cancer Cloud, a precision medicine analytics platform that allows hospitals and research institutions to securely share patient genomic, imaging ...
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Being single's not the end of happiness Flying solo can be just as satisfying for some people as being in a relationship, new research finds. Renee Zellweger is Bridget Jones in the hit movie series.
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Sexual abuse from doctors often goes unreported A first question that comes to mind when first hearing this is how, if other doctors, nurses, assistants are around, is this happening?
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Chemicals 'build up' in breast milk A Harvard University public health expert says Western mothers should limit breastfeeding to a few months, after his team found that contaminants had accumulated in the blood of breastfed babies.
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Breast-Fed Babies Show Buildup of Potentially Harmful Chemical Scientists have found that a widespread and potentially harmful class of industrial chemicals accumulates easily in human breast milk and can build up to worrying levels in infants who are breast-fed.
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Santa Barbara County Health officials close (another) oil-covered beach Santa Barbara County health officials Friday closed Summerland Beach after large volumes of oil washed up on the sand. lRelated Crews work to assess, control Santa Barbara-area oil spill · CALIFORNIA · Crews work to assess, control Santa Barbara-area ...
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Toxic Chemicals Taint The 'Best Possible' Food For Babies Nature created the perfect food for a growing baby. A mother's breast milk is chock full of the essential vitamins, fats, proteins and carbohydrates needed to best build the brain, fight infection and resist chronic disease.
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Respected Medical Journal publishes an article about inappropriate behaviors Even though this type of inappropriate behavior is clearly at the far end of the spectrum, it shouldn't happen at all. "The rationale for publishing that is to generate dialogue that may empower individuals to face as much as colleagues once they see ...
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Riverhead varsity football player Nikolas Visco critical after heatstroke ... Varsity football player Nikolas Visco, 16, was in critical condition at Stony Brook Children's Hospital on Aug. 20, 2015, after collapsing at practice on Monday, Aug. 17.
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40% of girls not being vaccinated for HPV The human papillomavirus is the most common sexually transmitted disease and can lead to cancer and even death. In fact, according to the CDC, almost all sexually active men and women will get it at some point in their lives, but 40% of girls are not ...
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Head Lice Harder to Kill Super lice may have been found in Idaho and North Dakota. Researchers at Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville recently discovered strains of lice that have evolved to resist pyrethroids, synthetic chemicals in over-the-counter medications commonly ...
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When School Calls to Say Your Kid Has Lice, Don't Make the Mistakes I Made Schools, camps, and parents tend to do all the wrong things when they believe a kid is infested. By Melinda Wenner Moyer. Mother looking for head lice at her daughter.
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Respected Medical Journal publishes an article about inappropriate behaviors "This incident is clearly at the far end of the spectrum of inappropriate behavior", Laine told CBS News. Like all Annals' "On Being a Doctor" essays, the essay was subject to peer review.
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New mutant head lice resistant to treatment products Head lice is every parent's concern as the school year starts, but the big fight against the little bug might be getting bigger as a new report shows that lice are becoming more resistant to treatment products.
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Mutant super lice infest children in 25 states, including Alabama Congratulations, Alabama. We've made the list of 25 states that are home to treatment-resistant super lice. What are super lice?
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Camden Diocese sells 3 nursing homes, health care facility in $40M deal CAMDEN - The Camden Diocese announced on Friday that it will sell three South Jersey nursing homes and one residential healthcare facility to a private company.
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Sexual assault in the OR, or as some say, doctors simply letting off 'a little ... A man stroked the inner thighs and genitals of a woman who lay unconscious on a table. "I bet she's enjoying this," he said with a wink and a laugh.
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Dallas Hospital With Link to JFK Moves to New $1.3B Building DALLAS - About 600 patients were moved Thursday into a new $1.3 billion hospital in Dallas that replaces an aging facility memorialized in U.S.
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UPDATE 1-Vital Therapies crashes after liver therapy fails trial (Adds details, background, share movement). Aug 21 (Reuters) - Vital Therapies Inc lost three-quarters of its market value after the company said its liver therapy failed to meet its main goal in a late-stage study, raising doubts about the future of ...
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Six vie for region's medical marijuana business The six nursery businesses that have applied to be Southwest Florida's medical marijuana dispensing organization are turning to prominent professionals in the Sunshine State and cultivation experts from Colorado who have experience in the pot-growing ...
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Coffee Linked With Better Colon Cancer Recovery Colon cancer patients who drink regular amounts of coffee may be at a decreased risk of recurrence, according to a new study from researchers at the Gastrointestinal Cancer Center at the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston.
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New ears for Frazer second-grader called 'a miracle' A Frazer Elementary School second-grader had something to share with his class on the first day: A new pair of ears. email · print.
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Less than half British adults under age 24 consider themselves "completely ... There was a time when bisexuality was not accepted as a thing. Since then, progressive thinkers have championed more than just a halfway point, arguing that sexuality runs along a spectrum, with many stages in between two poles.
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