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Vaccine Has Sharply Reduced HPV in Teenage Girls, Study Says A vaccine introduced a decade ago to combat the sexually transmitted virus that causes cervical cancer has already reduced the virus's prevalence in teenage girls by almost two-thirds, federal researchers said Monday.
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Simple blood test may accurately diagnose active TB Scientists, including one of Indian origin, have identified a gene expression 'signature' that could help accurately diagnose active tuberculosis (TB) using a simple blood test.
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Simple Blood Test May Accurately Diagnose Active Tuberculosis The new test developed works on an ordinary blood sample and removes the need to collect sputum. (Representational Image). Los Angeles: Scientists, including one of Indian origin, have identified a gene expression 'signature' that could help accurately ...
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Rural counties see increase in new HIV cases Although HIV diagnosis rates have remained stable for the past few years in Virginia, there is growing concern that rural counties are seeing a disproportionate number of new cases.
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Zika has been linked to birth defects. Now it may be causing paralysis. TURBO, Colombia - The Zika epidemic flaring across the Americas has produced several hot spots with large numbers of cases. But there is no place quite like Turbo.
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Advanced AIDS prevention tools to be unveiled in Boston Advanced AIDS prevention tools to be unveiled in Boston A new report from The Boston Globe hyped up a number of advances in the fight against AIDS, while stressing the take-home thought that medical researchers need "more tools" to work with in the ...
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Cancer centers alarmed over low number of HPV vaccinations KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - The University of Kansas Cancer Center is joining nearly 70 other cancer centers in sounding an alarm about the high number of children who are not being vaccinated against a virus that causes cancer.
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UK's NHS faces worst financial crisis in its history LONDON - Britain's National Health Service is facing its worst financial crisis ever, according to a report. Hospitals are the most affected, with 132 out of the 138 trusts in England now in red.
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Venezuela Takes on Zika Amid Shortages, Information Blackout CARACAS, Venezuela - This is what the Zika outbreak looks like in Venezuela, a country whose medical system has teetered for months on the brink of collapse: There's a lack of bug spray to prevent mosquito bites, scant contraceptives to avert ...
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Baltimore Health Officials Create Group To Combat Zika Virus BALTIMORE (WJZ) - A special group has been put together to prepare for any potential dangers the Zika virus could have on Baltimore City.
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Colombia reports 37000 Zika cases, over 6300 in pregnant women Colombia has now registered more than 37,000 cases of people infected with Zika, including more than 6,300 pregnant women, the country's National Institute of Health reported Saturday.
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In visit to Minneapolis, Dalai Lama says his health is good Gallery: At the Minneapolis Convention Center, the Dalai Lama addressed a mostly Tibetan audience as part of a stay in Minnesota that includes visiting the Mayo Clinic for his health treatment.
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Zika Spike Overwhelms Colombia Doctors Zika is on the rise in Colombia. According to new figures just released, more than 37,000 people have been sickened by the virus since an outbreak began there last fall.
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Americans don't sleep enough, study says A new study reports that more than 83 million Americans sleep less than the recommended seven hours per night, UPI reports. Like Us on Facebook.
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American Sleep Patterns Vary by Age, Race and Place, Study Finds One out of three Americans do not get enough sleep, according to a new study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which found that sleep schedules varied by race, age and geography.
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Amgen And UCB Announce Positive Results From The Phase 3 Study Of Romosozumab Amgen (AMGN) and UCB announced top-line results from the Phase 3 placebo-controlled FRActure study in postmenopausal woMen with ostEoporosis or FRAME.
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| Sanofi says US FDA accepts diabetes drug application PARIS Feb 22 French drugmaker Sanofi said the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) had accepted its application for the use of insulin and its lixisenatide drug in combination for the treatment of adults with Type 2 diabetes.
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Drinking more coffee may help prevent alcohol-related cirrhosis Upping your coffee intake may help reduce your chances of developing alcohol-related cirrhosis, according to a review done by the journal Alimentary Pharmacology and Therapeutics of multiple existing studies.
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Ray Allen Opening Organic Fast Food Spot In South Miami Shannon Allen and Ray Allen attend Haute Living Haute 100 Dinner presented by Dom Perignon at Tamarina at Brickell World Plaza on May 6, 2015 in Miami, Florida.
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More Than 100 University of Michigan Students Sickened in Norovirus Outbreak (ANN ARBOR, Mich.) -- A norovirus outbreak has sickened more than 100 students at the University of Michigan-Ann Arbor. More than 100 students sought treatment for vomiting an... Latest News: Woman Survives Rollover Crash With No Broken Bones ...
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TB: Blood test that accurately diagnoses active tuberculosis A simple blood test that can accurately diagnose active tuberculosis could make it easier and cheaper to control a disease that kills 1.5 million people every year.
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Advanced Medical Research Helping in Dealing with HIV/AIDS The fight against AIDS has been a tough one and medical care giving staff across the world, working with HIV/AIDS knows what is at stake.
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People with eating disorders are often misunderstood — and silent Millions suffer silently from a disease that often is misunderstood and even more often made into a punchline. An estimated 20 million women and 10 million men nationwide will suffer from an eating disorder - including anorexia nervosa, bulimia ...
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CALI hosts week of body-positive events, combats eating disorders Collaborative Aggies Leadership Initiative will host National Eating Disorder Week and put on a variety of activities to spread awareness.
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Stents And Surgery Are Equally Effective Stroke Treatments For Those With Narrowed Carotid Arteries Americans suffer almost 800,000 strokes each year, of which about ten percent are caused by carotid narrowing. For those with narrowed carotid arteries, stents and surgery are equally effective when it comes to reducing the risk of suffering a stroke, ...
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Teething May Not Be The Reason Behind Baby's High Fever Teething may not be the reason behind baby's high fever, researchers are now arguing, urging parents to pay more attention to other symptoms that may signal the presence of a more life-threatening condition.
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The FDA on Zika and giving blood The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said last week anyone infected by - or potentially exposed to - the Zika virus should wait at least four weeks before donating blood in the United States.
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Teething Could Not Be The Reason Behind Baby's High Fever It's a laundry list of symptoms that every parent is familiar with - a cranky baby who's drooling, not eating and not sleeping.
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Porn stars: Don't force us to wear condoms or safety goggles One after another, scores of people who make porn films for a living pleaded their case to California workplace safety officials: Don't force condoms or safety goggles or other devices designed to stop the spread of sexually transmitted diseases on ...
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Would It Be A Bad Thing to Wipe Out A Species ... If It's A Mosquito? Mosquitoes have a nasty reputation. The species Aedes aegypti, for example, is currently responsible for spreading the Zika virus through the Americas and also infects humans with dengue fever, chikungunya and yellow fever.
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Turning a focus to dental care for National Children's Dental Health Month February is technically National Children's Dental Health Month, but oral health is important for people of all ages. Did you know people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) are more likely to have dental and oral health problems ...
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No link found between high cholesterol foods and increased risk of heart disease American Journal of Clinical Nutrition-published study findings are contrary to widely believed thoughts that high cholesterol foods are harmful for health.
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Dental Associates Educates Children About Dental Health This February, as part of Children's Dental Health Month, Dental Associates is teaching thousands of young ones how to care for their teeth.
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FDA to test residues of controversial herbicide glyphosate on foods using newly developed methods For the first time this year, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) will start testing for the presence of the most heavily used herbicide glyphosate on foods sold in the US.
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Tips to avoid heart disease, the No. 1 killer of women in U.S. Mayo Clinic Health System family medicine and wome's health physician Dr. Ruth Tiffault explains steps you can take to help prevent heart disease.
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Testosterone Gels Give Only Small Benefits Many older men use testosterone supplements in the hopes that it will increase their stamina, boost their mood, and improve their sex lives.
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