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Body fat link to bacteria in faeces The make-up of the bacteria found in human faeces may influence levels of dangerous fat in our bodies, say researchers from King's College London.
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Art Franklin hosts tennis tourney for breast cancer awareness CINCINNATI (AP) - The Broncos' defense was back in force, led by Super Bowl MVP Von Miller. The offense has gifted receivers with Emmanuel S… ICYMI in NFL's Week 3: Rookies Wentz, Prescott stay INT-free.
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In one day, 7 fatal drug overdoses in Cleveland area (CNN) Seven people died from drug overdoses in Ohio's Cuyahoga County on Saturday, prompting the county's medical examiner to issue a public health warning.
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Some cities are taking another look at LED lighting after AMA warning If people are sleepless in Seattle, it may not be only because they have broken hearts. The American Medical Association issued a warning in June that high-intensity LED streetlights - such as those in Seattle, Los Angeles, New York, Houston and ...
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More Hispanics Treated at Breast Cancer Center After Obamacare SUNDAY, Sept. 25, 2016 (HealthDay News) -- After the Affordable Care Act (ACA) was implemented in 2014, more Hispanic women received breast cancer treatment and enrolled in clinical trials at a California cancer center, a new study finds.
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Heroin rescue efforts draw backlash FILE - In this Sunday, Sept. 11, 2016, file photo, Christel Brooks, of Cincinnati, wipes a tear as she speaks to the media as heroin awareness and advocacy groups rally on the steps of the Hamilton County Justice Center to demand action after a wave of ...
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FDA Approves AMGN's 1st Biosimilar, MRNS On Track, All Ears For DRRX, PTIE AMJEVITA, which is Amgen's first biosimilar to receive the FDA nod, has been approved for the treatment of seven inflammatory diseases, including moderate-to-severe rheumatoid arthritis, moderate-to-severe polyarticular juvenile idiopathic arthritis ...
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Swedish Scientist Begins Editing Human DNA in Healthy Embryos A scientist from Sweden is the first researcher to ever edit human DNA in healthy embryos. Using CRISPR, Fredrik Lanner is modifying genes to figure out what they do, eventually hoping to discover more about infertility, miscarriages, and embryonic ...
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Chill out, ladies. Stress can erase the benefits of your healthful diet For women, stress can erase the benefits of a healthful diet, a new study suggests. prev. next. Life sometimes foils the best of our intentions.
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Bickering won't cure Zika Back at the start of this year, Republican leaders were full of promises that Congress could overcome inaction and partisan stalemate.
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OUR VIEW: Before you can vote, you have to register Trump? Clinton? It may seem like you have time to make up your mind. After all, Election Day is a little over a month away. But, as we told you last week, voting is already underway in some parts of the country.
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Adams Farm Slaughterhouse Recall Prompted by E. coli Outbreak Adams Farm Slaughterhouse, LLC, an Athol, Mass., establishment, recalled beef, veal, and Bison products that may be contaminated with E. coli O157:H7.
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Officials, residents work to prevent Zika spread in Rosemead ROSEMEAD >> Officials and a humanitarian group teamed up Saturday to help get the word out to Rosemead residents about preventing the spread of the Zika virus out of Los Angeles County.
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Survivors, supporters run to celebrate life Michael Schumacher / Amarillo Globe-News Survivors Kristen Rangel, left and Rhonda Metea celebrate before the start at the Annual Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure event Saturday, September 24, 2016.
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Queen of Hearts revealed at bowling alley - raffle winner to receive more than $3 million Crowds gathered outside SkyLane Bowling every Sunday night since mid-August for the Queen of Hearts raffle drawing. A winner was drawn on Sunday.
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You can smash a car window to free a hot dog under bill Jerry Brown signed Offering relief to dogs stuck in hot cars, Gov. Jerry Brown on Saturday signed legislation letting Californians in limited cases - and without fear of civil liability - smash car windows to set them free.
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Doctors Dig for More Data About Patients The race is on to develop better ways to predict if patients will develop diabetes, heart disease or other critical conditions. Spurred by employers and insurers that want health-care providers to prevent illness—and not merely treat it—doctors and ...
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Woman wins rural Ohio bowling alley's $3.4M raffle jackpot GARRETTSVILLE, Ohio (AP) - Organizers of a rural Ohio bowling alley's weekly raffle that has drawn huge crowds in recent weeks say a woman has won more than $3 million.
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Pink Ribbon Society tea shines spotlight on breast cancer survivors Maura Rowley, committee member of the Pink Ribbon Society, makes the opening speech Sunday for the organization's 15th Breast Cancer Awareness Tea.
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Striking nurses and Allina Health agree to bargaining session MINNEAPOLIS - Union nurses and Allina Health will return to bargaining for the first time since nearly 5,000 nurses at five Minneapolis-area hospitals went on strike nearly three weeks ago.
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Officials: Flu threat is worse than zika, especially for infants, elderly Flu vaccine made for people 65 and older is stored in a refrigerator at the Alexian Brothers PACE facility on Thursday, Sept. 22, 2016, in Chattanooga, Tenn.
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Walkers gather for annual Walk to End Alzheimer's Nearly one in three people who die each year has Alzheimer's or some other form of dementia. Nationally, more than 5 million people are currently living with Alzheimer's with that number expected to increase to 16 million by 2050.
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$3b drive to end diseases apt to tap Boston area's talent It set the Longwood Medical Area and Kendall Square abuzz last week: not a medical breakthrough or the latest big-money biotech deal, but the audacious announcement by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and Dr.
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Survivors Celebrate Being Breast Cancer-Free At Race For The Cure Breast Cancer survivors and their families and friends filled the streets downtown Saturday for the Komen Race For the Cure. Everyone in Saturday's race had a reason to participate.
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Allina, Striking Nurses Agree To Bargaining Session MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Union nurses and Allina Health will return to bargaining for the first time since nearly 5,000 nurses at five Minneapolis-area hospitals went on strike nearly three weeks ago.
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Striking nurses, Allina Health agree to bargaining session Union nurses and Allina Health will return to bargaining for the first time since nearly 5,000 nurses at five Minneapolis-area hospitals went on strike nearly three weeks ago.
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Reported Zika cases dropping in South Carolina JAMES GATHANY/CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION/AP Zika cases are slowing down in the United States. ×. Reported Zika cases in South Carolina have dropped in recent weeks, a trend experts are cautiously optimistic about as ...
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Racers celebrate stories of survival Peggy Partin, left, Michelle Lewallen, center, who is a 4 year survivor, of Delta, and Joyce Haden, right, of Toledo, who is a for year and for month survivor, celebrate during the annual Susan G. Komen Foundation Race for the Cure in downtown Toledo.
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Race for the Cure hoping for a kickstart It was all decided after the first turn. Mara Singh took an inside line, pulled ahead of her competition and stayed there. With the confidence of Usain Bolt and the sparkling smile of Shirley Temple, the 7-year-old glanced over her shoulder as she ...
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Holding Back On Suicide Diana M. Raab Diana Raab, Ph.D.is a memoirist, poet and blogger with a Ph.D. in Psychology. September is National Suicide Prevention Month and I've done all I can do to help others hold onto their lives, while doing the same for myself.
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Pink Ribbon Walk Breast cancer is devastating and potentially life-threatening, but on the grounds of Trumbull Memorial Hospital Saturday morning, about 150 walkers and runners offered a message of hope: It can be beaten.
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St. Jude Run Raises $600K To End Childhood Cancer The St. Jude Walk/Run to End Childhood Cancer was held Saturday in the national campaign "Let's End Childhood Cancer Together.
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Stamford church holds Red Cross blood drive A spokesman for the Red Cross says the state has a shortage of 250 blood donations. They say each donation can help save three lives.
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Q-C walk raises funds for NAMI NAMIWalks chair Heidi Huiskamp Collins and her husband, Steve Collins, lead 1,174 people along Davenport's riverfront Saturday morning to raise funds for year-long familyeducation programs offered free by the National Alliance on Mental Illness.
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Buddy Walk Unites Families - And Athletes, Too, This Year DALTON, Mass. - The 10th annual Buddy Walk of the Berkshires was bigger than ever. And thanks to a high school sports scheduling quirk, its reach was a little broader than ever.
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Alaskans stride for solutions at annual Heart and Stroke Walk Considered a growing problem by health professionals, heart disease is the number one killer of Americans. Nearly 1,200 Alaskans joined the fight against it at the Anchorage Heart Walk Saturday morning.
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State confirms 2 more human cases of West Nile BOSTON - State public health officials say there have now been five confirmed human cases of West Nile Virus in Massachusetts this year.
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Strategies evolve in battle against heroin abuse The drug bust announced Friday in New York - involving the seizure of 33 kilograms of heroin and 2 kilograms of fentanyl - will take a considerable amount of illicit drugs off the street throughout the Northeast, but the authorities concede that law ...
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FDA approves lower-cost alternative to biotech drug Humira WASHINGTON (AP) - Federal regulators have approved the first alternative version of the second-biggest selling drug in the world, AbbVie's Humira, a blockbuster injection used to treat rheumatoid arthritis and other inflammatory diseases.
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