Tuesday, November 10, 2015

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Daily update November 10, 2015
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MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) - The results of a landmark federal government study released on Monday could mean the guidelines for healthy blood pressure are about to change.
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A huge national study published Monday will likely reshape how doctors manage a disease that affects millions of Americans. November 9, 2015 - 10:52pm.
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When the federal government announced in September that it had abruptly halted a large blood pressure study because its results were so compelling, doctors were left in frustrating limbo.
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CHICAGOThe U.S. Food and Drug Administration sent a letter to privately held gene testing company DNA4Life over the company's sale of an unapproved direct-to-consumer gene test to predict drug response.
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People don't wake up one day with Alzheimer's disease. The condition and other types of dementia develop gradually, often over a long period of time.
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A number of factors can masquerade as dementia, including sleep deprivation, responses to anesthesia or chemotherapy, depression, severe anxiety, chronic pain, vitamin B-12 deficiency, head injuries, some types of seizures, migraines, medications (from ...
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Based on official records of England and Wales death rates, heart disease remains the top killer, with all types combined accounting for nearly one-third of deaths.
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People who eat large amounts of meat cooked at high temperature or over an open flame, and are also genetically susceptible, may have a higher risk of kidney cancer, according to a new study.
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A new study has linked consumption of metals cooked at high temperatures to kidney cancer risk, suggesting that cooking process may be a factor, Time reports.
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SUNDAY, Nov. 8, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- Heart disease-related deaths among Americans with rheumatoid arthritis are on the decline, according to a new study.
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Heart disease and RA (rheumatoid arthritis) are closely related. The presence of RA has proven in the past to increase the incidents of heart disease by almost double.
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More than 326,000 people experience cardiac arrest outside of a hospital setting each year, and about 90 percent of them die -- often because bystanders don't know how to start CPR or are afraid they'll do something wrong.
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Training family members of patients at risk of cardiac arrest to administer CPR may be done as effectively with a video-only kit as with a video kit that includes a manikin to practice hands-on resuscitation.
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SUNDAY, Nov. 8, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- Heart disease is the leading cause of death among American women, but few feel a personal link with the disease, new research shows.
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(CNN) The cause of an E. coli outbreak linked to Chipotle restaurants in Washington and Oregon remains unknown, according to health officials from the Washington State Department of Health.
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Nothing beats the taste and comfort of a home-cooked meal, and Harvard researchers say it also may help prevent type 2 diabetes. The researchers found that for each lunch prepared at home in a week, the risk of type 2 diabetes dropped by two percent.
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The risk of dying and of living with health complications may have more to do with where a person carries his or her fat than with how much fat a person carries, says a new study.
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GIRLS, throw away those scales. Research suggests they may be doing more harm than good by promoting depression instead of sensible weight management.
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MONDAY, Nov. 9, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- Can belly fat be a problem even for people who aren't overweight? New research says yes, excess weight around the middle boosts the risk of premature death even for people considered normal weight.
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Scale (Photo : Flickr/CC) New research suggests that self-weighing may have an adverse psychological effect on women. Self-weighing frequently may have an adverse psychological effect on women, according to a recent study.
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Pamela Anderson posted a nude picture of herself on Instagram to announce that she's been "cured" of hepatitis C. But she didn't reveal all.
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Pamela Anderson, recipient of the "Vegan of the Year" award, poses at the 2015 Last Chance for Animals Annual Benefit at the Beverly Hilton on Saturday, Oct. 24, 2015, in Beverly Hills, Calif.
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Pamela Anderson, who's been living with Hepatitis C for 16 years, announced on Saturday that she's free of the disease in total Pam Anderson style: by posting a picture of herself nu... email · print. Comment. By TV Guide. The Star, Port St. Joe. By TV ...
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Hepatitis C is cured - mostly. Medical experts say that new antiviral medications like the kind used by Pamela Anderson are giving chronic Hep C patients a clean bill of health at last, though there are some exceptions.
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A new study has found that frequent self-weighing may lead to increase in weight concern and depression and decrease in body satisfaction and self-esteem among females.
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Rory Feek, half of the country music duo Joey + Rory, said his cancer-stricken wife Joey will move home to hospice care Tuesday. He posted the news on his blog This Life I Live, ... email · print. Comment. By TV Guide. Shelby Star. By TV Guide. Posted Nov.
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Country music artist Rory Feek shared the heartbreaking news Monday that his terminally ill wife Joey is now under hospice care. ADVERTISEMENT.
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Rory Feek, half of the country music duo Joey + Rory, said his cancer-stricken wife Joey will move home to hospice care Tuesday. He posted the news on his blog This Life I Live, ... email · print. Comment. By TV Guide. telegram.com. By TV Guide. Posted ...
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Rory Feek, half of the country music duo Joey + Rory, said his cancer-stricken wife Joey will move home to hospice care Tuesday. He posted the news on his blog This Life I Live, ... email · print. Comment. By TV Guide. The Star, Port St. Joe. By TV Guide.
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Doctors have saved life of a baby girl who was battling with cancer using a cell therapy treatment that had never been tested in people.
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About a dozen people line up to purchase medical marijuana products at EarthMed, Monday, Nov. 9, 2015 in Addison, Ill. Regulated medical marijuana sales began Monday in Illinois with patients flocking to state-licensed retail shops in five cities ...
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Joey Feek of the husband and wife country duo Joey & Rory is now on hospice care. The singer, 40, who first revealed she had been battling cervical cancer in June of last year, had announced she was no longer undergoing treatment to fight the disease ...
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Joey + Rory's Joey Feek to Be Moved to Hospice Care Joey + Rory's Joey Feek will enter a hospice and spend her final days "at peace" with her baby daughter, her husband, Rory Feek, shared with fans on Monday, Nov. 9 -- get the details.
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About a dozen people line up to purchase medical marijuana products at EarthMed Monday in Addison. By CARLA K. JOHNSON- The Associated Press.
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LOS ANGELES, CA - OCTOBER 19: Dave Warden, a bud tender at Private Organic Therapy (P.O.T.), a non-profit co-operative medical marijuana dispensary, displays various types of marijuana available to patients on October 19, 2009 in Los Angeles, ...
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About a dozen people line up at Illinois medical marijuana dispensary EarthMed on Nov. 9, 2015 in Addison, Ill. Regulated medical marijuana sales began Monday in Illinois with patients flocking to state-licensed retail shops in five cities across the ...
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Cheers erupted and people danced in the streets Saturday as Sierra Leone marked the end of the Ebola outbreak within its borders, although neighboring Guinea still struggles to stamp out the deadly virus that has killed more than 11,000 mostly in West ...
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As insulin pump use has increased, so has blood sugar control for kids and teens with type 1 diabetes, according to data from Europe and the U.S.. But pumps were less common in England and Wales than in Germany or the U.S.. ADVERTISEMENT. "We've ...
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Eric Brooks of Fort Collins, Colorado, poses for a photograph at the 2015 Just For Men National Beard & Mustache Championships at the Kings Theater in the Brooklyn borough of New York City, November 7. Elizabeth Shafiroff/Reuters.
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New York Sen. Chuck Schumer is calling on the FDA to investigate a new kind of caffeinated peanut butter that he says raises health concerns.
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Renee Jones Schneider, Star Tribune A reported 2000 officers stood in a group during the burial for Deputy Steven Sandberg at the Bennettville cemetery in Bennettville, Minn.
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NEWARK - Before Kasia Rivera was sentenced on Monday to five years in state prison for conducting a fatal penis enlargement procedure in 2011, her attorney, Olubukola Adetula, said she has "accepted responsibity for her actions" and wanted to "move ...
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Chris Collins, right, rests at his Lake Oswego, Ore., home with his wife, Kellie, Wednesday, Nov. 4, 2015. (Don Ryan | The Associated Press).
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Psychologist Tim Bono poses for a photo with childhood ribbons and awards in his office at Washington University in St. Louis. A while back, Bono, 32, discovered the relics from his past that reinforced what he and so many in his generation were told ...
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I like a good joke. I can even take a good joke about myself. And I know that I've laughed at inappropriate jokes. I know most of us have.
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It was the kind of a statistic that would have left a sane country stunned and shamed. This country barely noticed it. It came last month, courtesy of the Washington Post, which reported that, as of mid-October, toddlers in America have been shooting ...
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2015-11-08T23:50:00Z Leonard Pitts Jr.: Fact is no match for fearBY LEONARD PITTS JR. / Miami Herald JournalStar.com. 6 hours ago • BY LEONARD PITTS JR.
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The University of Colorado School of Medicine has announced that it is giving back a $1 million grant that it received from the Coca-Cola Co.
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SAN ANTONIO - Up to a third of cardiology outpatients may be avoiding aspirin unnecessarily because of an erroneous belief that they are allergic, a new study suggests.
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We see pharmacies on every street corner -- and normally they're directly competing with one another. Now that Walgreens (NASDAQ:WBA) is attempting to acquire Rite Aid (NYSE:RAD), that could lead to some sticky situations with the company ending up ...
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