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Alcohol Lowers Risk Of Death In People With Alzheimer's, Study Suggests A current study suggests that risk of premature death in people suffering from Alzheimer's disease can be lowered with moderate consumption of alcohol.
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Local Alzheimer's study seeks participants More than 5 million Americans—including 22,000 in the Kansas City area—are currently suffering from Alzheimer's disease, and scientists expect this number to nearly triple by 2050.
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Cancer Rates By Country Expose Effects Of Income Inequality; Poor Countries ... Increasing cancer rates across the globe may be a result of citizens' income level. Photo courtesy of Flickr, Moyan Brenn. Comment.
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Gene Therapy Eliminates Prostate Cancer Cells Better A long-term clinical trial conducted by the Houston Methodist Hospital revealed that a combination of radiation and gene therapies can give a more effective treatment against prostate cancer.
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Chipotle CEO says he's sorry as E. coli cases climb Shares of Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. rose 5 percent on Thursday after its founder apologized to patrons who fell ill after eating at the company's restaurants.
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350 Infants Possibly Exposed to Tuberculosis by California Hospital Employee ... More than 300 infants may have been exposed to tuberculosis at a San Jose, California, hospital by one of the employees, the hospital said.
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Ebola is back in Liberia. Here's how the country can beat it again MONROVIA, Liberia - I am a Liberian who worked on the front lines to end the Ebola outbreak in my country, and I am deeply saddened that three new cases of the deadly virus were recently confirmed in a community near Monrovia - the nation's capital ...
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Nurse With Tuberculosis May Have Exposed Over 1000, Including 350 Infants Over 1,000 people, including 350 infants, may have been exposed to tuberculosis in the maternity wing of a hospital in California after an active case of the disease was diagnosed in a nurse, hospital officials said on Sunday.
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'Suicide' gene therapy kills prostate cancer cells A new gene therapy technique is able to modify prostate cancer cells so that a patient's body attacks and kills them, US scientists have discovered.
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Martin Shkreli, the bad boy of pharma, makes no apologies Martin Shkreli, the founder and chief executive of Turing Pharmaceuticals, in New York earlier this month. The former hedge-fund manager provoked an outcry by raising by raising the price of a drug overnight to $750 a pill from $13.50.
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Elton John AIDS Foundation Stands beside HIV Patients in Battle against the This year, World AIDS Day celebration will be held in the Northern Division during which an HIV Testing & Counselling Policy will be launched.
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Hundreds potentially exposed to tuberculosis at hospital SAN JOSE -- More than 1,000 people, including 350 infants, may have been exposed to tuberculosis this fall after a nurse at a Northern California hospital was diagnosed with the disease, CBS San Francisco reports.
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Happiness May Not Help You Live Longer: Study A large new study of women in the UK refutes a widespread belief that unhappiness itself can cause ill health. Indeed, say researchers, life-threatening poor health can lead to unhappiness, hence the association with increased mortality, but ...
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Flu Shots for Hospital Workers Save Lives Seasonal flu caused as many as 55,000 deaths in 2014, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). It may surprise you to know that some of these deaths are likely the result of health-care workers transmitting the influenza virus ...
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Stress in the Elderly May Boost their Risk of Alzheimer's Disease Stress in the Elderly May Boost their Risk of Alzheimer's Disease According to a recent study, high levels of stress in the elderly may boost their risk of Alzheimer's disease since stressed individuals were found to be twice as likely to develop a pre ...
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New cure for Hepatitis C discovered About 2.7 million people in the United States have a chronic hepatitis C virus infection, which can lead to liver failure or death.
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How To Cure A Spider Phobia In 2 Minutes Arachnophobes, rejoice! A new study suggests a cure to your fear of spiders is just two minutes away. Loading… Post to Facebook.
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8 tell how they handle testing, anxiety of prostate cancer waiting When a man is diagnosed with prostate cancer, he may choose prompt treatment or "active surveillance". Either way, he may face years of testing - and anxiety - to see if the cancer has progressed or returned.
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Happiness Might Not Extend Your Life While prior research has suggested the possibility a link between depression and death, new research led by the University of Oxford's Professor Sir Richard Peto has found the opposite to not necessarily be true: being happy may not extend your life ...
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Big Ang: 'Mob Wives' Star's Cancer Returns — So Sad Poor Big Ang. After being told she was cancer free just a couple of months ago, it seems the 'Mob Wives' star's cancer has returned.
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New Superbug discovery sheds light on overuse of antibiotics in agricultural ... Antibiotic resistance reached to a new level when a new strain of E.coli was found that was impervious to the last line of defence medication and also has the ability to infect other bacteria.
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Over 9 Hours Of Sleep A Night May Increase Risk of Early Mortality Too little sleep certainly isn't good for you, but did you know that too much is bad for you, too? (Photo : Facebook ). Sleeping in could increase your risk of early mortality, according to a recent study.
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Sleeping in could kill you A new study from the University of Sydney found that those who oversleep (more than nine hours a night), over-sit (more than seven hours a day) and under-exercise (less than 150 minutes each week) are more than four times as likely to die early ...
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Hundreds of Newborns May Have Been Exposed to TB One nurse in California may have exposed newborns to the potentially deadly disease at a Bay Area hospital. 1:44 | 12/12/15. Share.
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Cadaver Hugger-Mugger on Texan Roads A police officer found a cadaver in a body bag lying on busy Texan highway. Donating your body to science, after death, is probably considered the most honorable act a human being is capable of.
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Health survey ranks Arizona 30th PHOENIX - In the country's annual health checkup, Arizona ranks 30th this year when compared with other states - according to United Health Foundation's America's Health Rankings annual report.
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Ebola Virus Again Appeared With New Death Due To EVD Though the country was declared Ebola free in September, the virus again appeared in November with a new death due to EVD. Till now, nearly 50% of the cases have proved fatal.
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Laziness and lack of sleep can shorten your life, especially when combined You already know that smoking is bad for you and that drinking too much alcohol may shorten your life. Now a new study says that spending too much time in a chair and depriving yourself of necessary sleep should join a short list of behaviours known to ...
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Skin Cancer Screening Might Not Be Effective Although it is recommended to get tested for different viruses or diseases, medical scientists believe skin cancer screening might not be effective.
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Google's verily Launches New Robotic Surgical Company called Verb Surgical by ... Google's parent company Alphabet surprised the world on Monday when it renamed Google Life Sciences to Verily. And on top of that, it now seems that Verily has become a proud parent company within a few days after it got its name changed, as it has ...
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