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Deaths From Heart Disease Declining Among Rheumatoid Arthritis Patients Rochester, Minnesota - Rheumatoid arthritis patients are twice as likely as the average person to develop heart disease, but a new study shows that efforts to prevent heart problems and diagnose and treat heart disease early may be paying off.
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Studies Explore Link Between Diet, Rheumatoid Arthritis SUNDAY, Nov. 8, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- Your diet may influence your chances of developing rheumatoid arthritis, two new studies suggest.
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The No. 1 killer is invisible to most women Even though heart disease and stroke are the No. 1 killer of women in the U.S., most women say they don't have a personal connection to cardiovascular disease, according to research presented at the American Heart Association's Scientific Sessions 2015.
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"Miracle" treatment saves baby cancer victim Little Layla Richards, who just weeks ago seemed certain to die soon, nows appears to be a normal healthy one-year-old child. (From BBC video).
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Novo Nordisk diabetes drug fails to help heart failure: study ORLANDOThe Novo Nordisk diabetes drug Victoza failed to improve clinical stability or delay death in patients suffering from advanced heart failure, researchers reported at a medical meeting on Sunday.
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Mainstream media tends toward sensationalism, excessive coverage too often The World Health Organization released a report on Oct. 26 stating that certain processed meats are carcinogenic. Thereafter, mainstream media sources began their incessant coverage of the issue and distorted the reality of the findings.
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Red, white meat raise kidney cancer risk: Study Here we go again, with yet another study reporting health risks in eating meat. The newest study, reported in the journal Cancer, finds that eating red and white meat is associated with an increased risk of kidney cancer.
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Home Cooking May Help Keep Type 2 Diabetes at Bay SUNDAY, Nov. 8, 2015 (HealthDay News) -- Nothing beats the taste and comfort of a home-cooked meal, and Harvard researchers say it also may help prevent type 2 diabetes.
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Homemade meals reduce risk of type 2 diabetes How might eating at home help? People who ate about two homemade lunches or dinners each day - or about 11-14 meals a week - had a 13 percent lower risk of developing Type 2 diabetes compared to people who ate less than six homemade lunches or ...
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Missouri could decide medical marijuana issue in 2016 ST. LOUIS • Missouri's 2016 ballot could be filled with weed. Competing proposals, bolstered by growing national support, are seeking to put medical marijuana legalization on the statewide ballot.
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Sen. Schumer wants feds to investigate caffeinated peanut butter Sen. Chuck Schumer is asking the feds to investigate caffeinated peanut butter, which he warned could give consumers a dangerous jolt.
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Breast cancer risks high for NZ women In a five-part series, the Herald investigates controversies in cancer testing and treatment and reports on the moving stories of people afflicted with cancer.
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Medical marijuana goes on sale Monday in Illinois Up to eight marijuana dispensaries, including several in the Chicago area, are scheduled to open Monday. Up to eight marijuana dispensaries, including several in the Chicago area, are scheduled to open Monday.
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47-year-old woman finds out she's pregnant an hour before giving birth As she rushed to the hospital on Wednesday, Judy Brown was convinced that something terrible was happening. The 47-year-old was experiencing abdominal pain so severe she thought she must have a gallstone or some sort of massive blockage in her ...
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Calls For A Study On Artificial Turf and Cancer Link Connecticut Senator Richard Blumenthal has called on the Consumer Product Safety Commission to conduct an independent study verifying the safety of artificial turf fields.
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Homemade food is delicious and protects you from Type 2 diabetes (+Video) ORLANDO, Florida - Scientists back mothers who have always insisted that their family dines at home more often than not. The health benefits are enormous and you also get protection from Type 2 diabetes.
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Coweta Recreation hosts Breast Cancer Awareness games Issues with the Chattahoochee River earned two spots on the Georgia Water Coalition's "Dirty Dozen" list of "offenses" to Georgia's waters.
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Can a woman not know she's pregnant? Find out! Pregnancy is something that can't be missed even by the family and friends of the pregnant woman, but in this case even the father or the mother herself didn't know about the fact that they were having a baby.
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Health care professionals gather for breast cancer awareness event Area health care professionals and administrators recently gathered at the historic home of Mary Ball Washington. This second annual breast cancer awareness event was hosted by the Imaging Center for Women/Medical Imaging of Fredericksburg.
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Google, American Heart Association Announce Joint Research Effort ORLANDO, Fla.— Alphabet Inc. GOOGL 0.12 % 's Google Life Sciences unit and the American Heart Association announced a five-year, $50 million collaboration intended to bring new approaches to research into the causes, treatment and prevention of ...
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Google, Heart Association team up on new research venture ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) -- A company whose name is synonymous with eyeballs on the Internet is turning its attention to hearts. Google Life Sciences, a research group recently spun off from its parent corporation, is teaming with the American Heart ...
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Diabetes: The result of Our Choices Today, Diabetes has become the seventh-leading cause of death. In the United States, an average of 69,000 Americans die of diabetes each year.
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Facial hair frenzy: Scenes from the National Beard and Moustache Competition Scott Metts from Orlando, Florida, celebrates after winning the 2015 Just For Men National Beard & Moustache Championships on November 7, 2015.
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Google Life Sciences To Donate $25M To Heart Disease Research If you know anything about Google, you probably know that when they recently became Alphabet, their moonshot projects and a few other departments got their own sub-companies.
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Google Life Sciences and American Heart Association commit $50M to study heart ... Google Life Sciences and the American Heart Association (AHA) announced that they're joining together to fight heart disease. The organizations have committed to donating $25 million each over the next five years to the search for a cure.
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Issaquah family hospitalized for CO poisoning A family of six is in the hospital Saturday morning after a van was left running in the garage. Loading… Post to Facebook. Issaquah family hospitalized for CO poisoning A family of six is in the hospital Saturday morning after a van was left running ...
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CDC discovers Cancer-ridden Tapeworm Gave Man Tumors Researchers from Centers for Disease Control (CDC) announced the first case of tapeworm cancer that stretches the cells to a man. The US researchers mentioned that the cancer cells developed in a general tapeworm inside a man who was 41-year-old ...
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Vitamin C Can Kill Cancer Cells A new study suggests that a high dose of Vitamin C can kill cancer cells that cause colorectal cancer, Latinos Post reports. Like Us on Facebook.
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'Happiness advantage' over age 30 is vanishing, study finds Tim Bono teaches a Psychology of Young Adulthood class Nov. 4 at Washington University in St. Louis. Bono, 32, who teaches and studies happiness, thinks there's.
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First Infant Flu Death of the Season Reported in CA (SACRAMENTO, Calif.) -- The first infant to die because of the flu this season has died in California. The California Department of Public Health announced the death of an inf... Latest News: Utah Hospital Warns 4,800 People of Possible Hepatitis C ...
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Advocates, experts applaud Maine's medical marijuana program Derek Carme, left, explains how Fimming and Topping pruning procedures improve the grows and yield of the marijuana plant with assistant Pat Jordan at the Portland Cannabis Convention at Hill Gymnasium on the USM campus in Portland.
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Official urges flu prevention About 100 people attended the West Piedmont Health District's free seasonal flu drive-thru clinic Oct. 29 in uptown Martinsville, said Dr.
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Many schools failing on diabetes care First-grader Owen Pollard, 6, has his blood-sugar levels checked by Kellie Schimelman, a nurse who can administer insulin if needed, at Falmouth Elementary in Falmouth, Maine.
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As flu season begins, health officials wary of another vaccine mismatch Health officials are urging people to get their flu shot after Maryland's first confirmed case of the season is announced this week.
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Dangerous toxin closing California crab season SAN FRANCISCO -- In California, fishing season for the Dungeness crab has been delayed, due to high levels of a dangerous neurotoxin.
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Almost Half of Pregnant Women Gain Too Much Weight Nearly half of women in the United States gain too much weight during their pregnancies, according to a government study. Gaining too much weight during pregnancy can cause health problems in the mother and can lead to a range of problems for the child ...
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It's you, not junk food Candy, soda and fast food, which are often painted as the prime culprits in the national discussion of obesity, are not making Americans fat, according to a new study.
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World Beard and Mustache Championships held in Brooklyn — complete with draft ... A thick crowd of facial hair fanatics filled a Brooklyn theater Saturday for a competition honoring the world's best beards and mustaches.
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Go Red for Women asks women to take time for themselves Cathy Brandt, left, with the American Heart Association, talks with keynote speaker Jennifer Laughlin Stevenson at the Go Red for Women event at the Five Sullivan Brothers Center Friday in Waterloo.
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University of Iowa to provide free mumps vaccine to students IOWA CITY (AP) | University of Iowa health specialists will be providing students with a third dose of the vaccine for measles, mumps and rubella for free in an effort to stem a mumps outbreak on campus.
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