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1st US uterus transplant fails because of yeast infection (CNN) A yeast infection led to the failure of the first uterus transplant performed in the United States, the Cleveland Clinic said Friday.
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Yeast Infection Led to Removal of Transplanted Uterus Surgeons at the Cleveland Clinic performed the first uterine transplant in the United States in February. On Friday they explained why the procedure failed and the organ had to be removed.
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School festival helps raises awareness for autism Sarah Hazimi helps a child make a bird's nest at the arts and crafts station. Micah Walker-- For The Press & Guide. View and purchase photos.
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Tracking kids' eye movements might shed new light on autism FRIDAY, April 8, 2016 -- New findings about where children with autism look during conversations could lead to changes in treatment programs, researchers say.
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FDA to revoke pig drug approval over human cancer risk concern The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Friday moved to revoke approval of a drug used to treat certain diseases in pigs because it could leave a cancerous residue that may affect human health.
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Doubts remain as California allows girls and women to get more birth control without a prescription When her daughters were younger, Lori Herman wished there had been an easier way to get them birth control. "It's such a hassle to get the kid in to see the OB/GYN," said Herman, a systems analyst who lives in Simi Valley.
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California pharmacists can now provide birth control to women Women in California no longer need their ob-gyn to prescribe the pill, the patch or other popular forms of birth control. As of Friday, a visit to the pharmacist will do.
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Whole Milk Healthier Than Skim Milk: Study Thought skimmed milk was better for your health that whole milk? Think again. According to the the findings of two new studies, it has been suggested that whole milk or full-fat dairy products are healthier than low-fat dairy products.
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Baby Sees His Mother For The First Time (Video) The heartwarming moment a baby sees his mother for the first time after putting glasses on was captured on video and is going viral.
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Full-fat milk may protect from diabetes, study finds Skim milk is widely thought to be the best choice for those aiming to lose weight and be healthier, but a new study found that people who consumed full-fat dairy had a lower risk of diabetes, compared to those who did not.
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Vireo Health Takes Up The Mantle To Fight The Use Opioids And Instead Increase The Use Of Medical Marijuana Despite the hand stand of the Federal authorities on marijuana, more and more people and groups have continued to drum immense support for the drug's legalization.
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This Is The Gold Standard Of Breast Cancer Detection In 2016 (Image: ASHRAF SHAZLY/AFP/Getty Images). What are the disadvantages of a mammogram vs. a sonogram in breast cancer detection? originally appeared on Quora - the knowledge sharing network where compelling questions are answered by people ...
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#Cancer: Researchers Are Conducting Huge Studies Using Twitter, Facebook Instead of relying on the small number of patients who go to research hospitals, doctors are recruiting huge numbers of participants online.
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Teen Refuses To Calculate BMI For Class Because It's 'Outdated' "Ever since I can remember, I've been a 'bigger girl,' and I'm completely fine with that." 04/07/2016 05:43 pm ET.
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Marijuana For Menstrual Cramps? New Jersey May Just Say Yes Menstrual cramps may get added to the list of approved conditions for medical marijuana in New Jersey and women can thank Whoopi and Maya.
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Bark for Life raising money for cancer research Barbara Villasenor is the host and coordinator for Bark For Life, a fun walk with your dogs through the streets of Tehachapi. The event raises money for cancer research and is part of Tehachapi Relay For Life.
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VA under fire again for widespread phony patient wait-lists The seal affixed to the front of the Department of Veterans Affairs building in Washington is seen here on June 21, 2013. (Associated Press) **FILE** more >.
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Contractor faces $200K in OSHA fines for Middletown work A mysterious, out-of-state contractor is facing nearly $200,000 in fines for alleged safety violations at four residential construction sites in Middletown.
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State officials, patients wait for federal ruling on marijuana State lawmakers, local law enforcement and medical cannabis patients are anxiously waiting on a decision from the federal Drug Enforcement Administration on whether to reschedule marijuana under the federal Controlled Substances Act, a move that could ...
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Make A Difference With Teen Alcoholism This April is Alcohol Awareness Month. Founded and sponsored by the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, Inc. (NCADD) since 1987, this year's theme is: "Talk Early, Talk Often: Parents Can Make a Difference in Teen Alcohol Use.
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Researchers identify molecular marker that can predict breast cancer The study of normal cell division in a breast (left) versus the mutation BRCA1 or BRCA2 (right) has expanded as Harvard researchers examine levels of Ki67, a molecular marker in healthy breast tissue that can predict a woman's risk of getting breast ...
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Relay for Life uplifts hundreds of cancer survivors, caregivers When Pat Neatherlin arrived at the T.B. Butler Fountain Plaza in downtown Tyler on Friday to participate in the Relay for Life of Smith County, she felt an overwhelming sense of support from the people that she met.
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2 more flu-related deaths reported in Yellowstone County John Felton,Riverston Health Systems CEO, visitswith Rep. Ryan Zinke, left, during a tour of the health care facility. prev. next.
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More than 20 overdose deaths hit Middlesex in 3 weeks WOBURN - Amid an alarming spike in fatal drug overdoses, including seven in the past week alone, law enforcement officials in Middlesex County made a direct appeal to family and friends of those battling addiction Friday, urging them to intervene and ...
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UVM Relay for Life raises thousands for cancer research IER TODAY MEANS TO BE THE LARGEST CANCER RESEARCH. - 00:00:39:13 - SOT: Ashely Sorel, just really means bringing people one thing in see the end of ASHLEY SOREL -- A JUNIOR AT THE VERMONT -- HELPED YEAR'S RELAY CANCER.
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New California marijuana czar on pot use: 'It appears there is a medical need' Lori Ajax has two years to set up California's first system to license, regulate and tax medical marijuana. Gov. Jerry Brown recently appointed the Republican to become the first chief of the Bureau of Medical Marijuana Regulation.
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New technique may ease "phantom limb" pain in amputees A freezing technique may reduce the debilitating phantom limb pain that many amputees experience, according to a new, small study.
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New Jersey Pols, Whoopi: Say Yes to Pot for Menstrual Cramps With a nod to Whoopi Goldberg, lawmakers in New Jersey announced legislation that would loosen the state's strict medical marijuana law to allow women to get pot-based products to ease menstrual cramps.
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Five sexual assaults reported on two Indiana college campuses this week Police said one case was reported at Purdue University Friday morning. Police added that three more cases were reported on campus this week,… (Photo Provided/ISP) · Police: Men shot at each other during altercation, one dead at scene.
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