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Index: Olive Oil Could Help Cut the Risk of Breast Cancer To the index tonight. The FBI now look iing for this woman. The prime suspect in a string of brazen heists in jewelry stores across the south.
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Scientists just found another potential benefit to eating like you live on the ... olive oil Flickr/neeta_lind. Just when you thought you'd run out of excuses to add olive oil to pretty much everything, science has given us yet another great reason.
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Panel backs aspirin for heart health in only certain adults A government task force says a daily low-dose aspirin could help certain people in their 50s and 60s prevent a first heart attack or stroke - and they might get some protection against colon cancer at the same time.
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Plague case confirmed in Michigan A Michigan resident has contracted the life-threatening bubonic plague - the first documented case in Michigan's public health history, state officials confirmed.
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US task force narrows recommendation for aspirin use NEW YORK, Sept 14 People between the ages of 50 and 59 years at an increased risk of heart disease and stroke should take daily low-dose aspirin, according to proposed, narrower recommendations from a U.S.
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US fast-food meat still mostly raised on antibiotics: consumer groups LOS ANGELES Most large U.S. fast-food chains still serve meat from farm animals that have been routinely fed antibiotics, consumer groups said in a new report, which concluded that many companies have not yet laid out plans to curb the practice.
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Link between air pollution, increased deaths and increased deaths from heart ... In what is believed to be the largest, most detailed study of its kind in the United States, scientists at NYU Langone Medical Center and elsewhere have confirmed that tiny chemical particles in the air we breathe are linked to an overall increase in ...
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Report: Childhood cancers linked to in-home pesticide use (RNN) - Children who are exposed to pesticides are at a greater risk for childhood cancers, according to a new report published Monday.
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Brain-connected prosthetic hand restores a paralysed man's sense of touch A mind-controlled prosthetic hand created by DARPA has now allowed a paralysed patient to feel physical sensations. Sci-Tech. September 14, 20157:28 PM PDT.
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Man's Robotic Hand Allows Him to 'Feel' Researchers at Johns Hopkins university have successfully wired a 28-year-old paralyzed man's robotic hand directly into his brain to allow him to "feel.
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Brain-connected prosthetic hand restores a paralysed man's sense of touch A mind-controlled prosthetic hand created by DARPA has now allowed a paralysed patient to feel physical sensations. Sci-Tech. 15 September 201512:28 pm AEST.
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Indoor Pesticides Linked To Childhood Cancers And Lower IQ Children exposed to pesticides at home might be more likely to develop childhood cancers such as leukemia and lymphoma, according to a new study.
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Kids are Intoxicating on Alcohol-Based Hand Sanitizers Sawyer said hand sanitizers are as much as 95 percent alcohol, so it doesn't take much to show symptoms, including vomiting, passing out or becoming unresponsive.
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Marijuana Use Linked With The Prediabetes, Finding Suggests New research shows that current and former users of marijuana are more likely to have prediabetes later in life than those who have never used the drug.
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Marijuana use directly linked to prediabetes A study started in 1985 is entering its 30th year and is beginning to reveal surprising data around marijuana use and a higher risk of developing prediabetes.
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Marijuana use may raise risk of developing high blood sugar Marijuana may raise people's risk of developing prediabetes, a condition in which blood sugar levels are abnormally high but not high enough to warrant a diagnosis with type 2 diabetes, a new study finds.
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Report: Black Children Get Less Pain Meds Than White Children In ER WASHINGTON (CBSDC)– Black children being treated in the emergency room for acute appendicitis are less likely than white children to be given painkillers, according to a new report.
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Bubonic plague reported in Michigan (CNN) Another American has come down with the plague -- and this time, they're not out West. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services announced Monday that a person in that state had the bubonic plague, one of what is now 14 such cases ...
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Vitamin D deficiency may fast-track cognitive decline Low levels of vitamin D are linked with faster decline in cognitive functions among older adults, thereby putting them at greater risk for Alzheimer's disease, new research has found.
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Even children on tricycles should wear helmets, researchers say (CNN) For the past decade, we've drilled into children that when they ride a bike, they need to wear a helmet. Now scientists say it may be too late: Tricycle riders should be wearing them, too.
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Vitamin D Status May Impact Rate of Cognitive Decline While individuals with darker skin are more likely to have low levels of vitamin D because melanin, the pigment that makes skin dark, blocks the ultra-violet rays that help the skin synthesize vitamin D, the researchers found no difference in the rates ...
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Encouraging new study says eating fish could make you less depressed Good news! Scientists say eating more fish can significantly lower your risk of depression. Claims that this or that food curbs or causes depression aren't new and, for that matter, also aren't uncontroversial, but a group of researchers in China ...
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Pot-vaping high schoolers spark doctors' fears CLOUDY PICTURE: Jamie Richard of the New England Vaping Co. in Watertown demonstrates vaping while using an electronic cigarette.
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Qualcomm acquires Capsule to expand connected health biz The acquisition is being made by the healthcare-focused Qualcomm Life subsidiary, which launched in 2011 and offers a cloud-based medical device data integration solution called 2net.
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Qualcomm buys medical IT firm Qualcomm said Monday that it has acquired Capsule Technologie, a maker of medical data collection technology, in a bid to expand the San Diego company's footprint in the medical Internet of Things market.
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Prostate cancer common but often not deadly Prostate cancer happens when normal cells in the prostate gland change into abnormal cells and grow out of control. This gland sits below the bladder and in front of the rectum, and forms a ring around the urethra, the tube that carries urine out of ...
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Prostate cancer AS—contemplation, not intervention Men with favourable-risk prostate cancer can be safely managed using active surveillance (AS), with only a small risk of disease progression and need for intervention over follow-up periods up to 15 years, according to data in a new study published in ...
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Pesticides Linked to Kids' Cancer Risk Children who have been exposed to certain pesticides used in homes may have an increased risk of childhood cancers, according to a new analysis of previous studies.
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Champion Runner Suzy Favor Hamilton On Why She Became A Vegas Escort How could a former Olympian -- also a wife and mother -- end up as a high-priced Vegas call girl? In an interview with Dr. Phil airing Tuesday, world-class runner Suzy Favor Hamilton describes what led her to live a secret life as Vegas escort Kelly ...
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Areas with higher rates of Type-2 Diabetes have fewer healthy food options ... Areas with higher rates of Type-2 Diabetes also have fewer healthy food options for the people who live there, scientists have found.
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Large Inflow of Money Witnessed in Raptor Pharmaceutical Corp. Raptor Pharmaceutical Corp. (NASDAQ:RPTP) dropped by -35.66 or -4.29 points during the last session to $7.74 per share. One of the highlights of the day was the net money flow figure, which stood at $3.84 million even as the stock accepted $33.49 ...
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National Park Service bans electronic cigarettes in America's national parks Electronic cigarettes have been banned in America's national parks, the National Park Service announced on Monday. The policy, effective immediately, prohibits the use of electronic smoking devices in all areas where tobacco smoking is banned in the ...
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Second N.J. person dies of West Nile Virus A 57-year-old woman who had been released from the hospital to a rehabilitation center has become the state's second person to die of the West Nile virus this year, according to the N.J.
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Advocates hope to harness power of social media to prevent teen suicides The National Alliance for Suicide Prevention hopes to harness the power of social media to help young people. Share with others: 0 inShare.
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Chipotle Responds to Salmonella Outbreak It turns out even Chipotle isn't perfect. Seventeen Chipotle locations in Minnesota have been linked to a recent salmonella outbreak and are currently under investigation by the state's health officials.
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Another New Veterans Affairs Website Fix Benjamin Krause The Department of Veterans Affairs is set for a new website fix to its massive 1,000 website problem as of this Veterans Day, again.
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Drug to Prevent Type-1 Diabetes Shows Promise New York: A drug currently used in Europe and Asia for treating gallstone-related spasms has been found effective in preventing the onset of Type-1 diabetes in mice, according to a study.
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AG extinguishes sale of e-cigs in Mass. to anyone under 18 Businesses will be prohibited from selling electronic cigarettes to anyone under 18 under new regulations published yesterday by state Attorney General Maura Healey.
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UPDATE 2-Raptor Pharma to stop developing liver drug, shares slump ... * No liver function improvement at 52 weeks. * Plans development of the drug in genetic disorders. * Shares plunge 43 pct to more than 2-year low (Adds details, analysts comments; updates share movement).
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Behavioral Habits, Major Contributors to Death in US Image: Shutterstock What are the leading causes of death? Would you believe it if someone said the only thing standing between yourself and your health is you?
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St. George issues boil water order for Ft. Pearce Industrial area after ... City water crews immediately replaced the contaminated sampling station, chlorinated, and flushed the distribution system. Repeat samples have been collected and are currently being tested for the presence of coliforms and E. coli bacteria.
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Feeling down a lot? Try eating more fish. Regular consumption of fish has been shown to be good for the heart, with protective effects against heart attacks and cardiovascular disease.
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Hoping to transcend death, via cryonics By Amy Harmon In the moments just before Kim Suozzi died of cancer at age 23, it fell to her boyfriend, Josh Schisler, to follow through with the plan to freeze her brain.
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Kaiser Permanente to open 2 new clinics in Eugene area EUGENE, Ore. (AP) - Starting next year, the large nonprofit health plan Kaiser Permanente will open a medical and dental clinic in Eugene.
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One Symptom in New Medical Codes: Doctor Anxiety TERRE HAUTE, Ind. - The nation's health care providers are under orders to start using a new system of medical codes to describe illnesses and injuries in more detail than ever before.
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Medical marijuana ban runs into doubts After weeks of considering how Anne Arundel would implement state regulation permitting the rising, processing and shelling out of medical marijuana, County Government Steve Schuh is proposing to ban all of it collectively.
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Catholic hospital won't sterilize pregnant mother with brain tumor, ACLU ... The American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan is demanding that a Catholic hospital carry out a sterilization request from a mother who is pregnant but has a brain tumor.
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Family poses with dead husband to show reality of heroin addiction A Cincinnati, Ohio woman this week posted on Facebook a photo of her and her children standing by her husband's open coffin in what she said is an effort to warn people about the danger of addiction.
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7 mental illness myths people still believe Mental illness stigma can lead to a multitude of false beliefs. Negative stereotypes create a lot of misconceptions, which further alienate people in a community that already feels isolated.
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North Shore-LIJ renamed Northwell Health The tide has turned at North Shore-LIJ. The hospital group is changing its name to Northwell Health in 2016, its president announced Monday.
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