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A Health Benefit of Roller Coasters East Lansing, Michigan, becomes a ghost town during spring break. Families head south, often to the theme parks in Orlando. A week later, the Midwesterners return sunburned and bereft of disposable income, and, urological surgeon David Wartinger ...
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Zika cases in Asia on the rise; ASEAN intensifies campaign against virus Zika cases in Asia is rising especially in Singapore and Malaysia. ASEAN health leaders intensifies its campaign on Zika virus. By Staff Writer | Sep 27, 2016 12:33 AM EDT.
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In fight against Zika, Florida yet to use all federal money available Over the past months, as local governments strained their budgets to pay for the fight against Zika, Florida has left largely untapped a $27 million emergency preparedness fund from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and $8.4 million in ...
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Happy People Make Their Spouses Healthier People who are happier are usually also healthier—and not just because they're happy about being healthy. When humans feel good, they're more likely to be active and less likely to attempt to cheer themselves up with cheeseburgers, ice cream and a ...
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Multistate E. coli outbreak leads to meat recall (CNN) Beef products are probably the cause of an E. coli outbreak that has sickened seven people in four states, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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WHO: Excessive air pollution affects 92 percent of people FILE - In this Dec. 20, 2015 file photo, a woman wearing a mask for protection against pollution walks on a pedestrian overhead bridge as office buildings are shrouded with smog in Beijing.
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Suicide: The only top 10 in U.S. deaths that's increasing yearly The numbers are staggering. In 2014 - the latest year for which we have accurate figures - there were 42,773 reported suicides in the United States.
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How Gut Bacteria May Predict Belly Fat Researchers are hard at work trying to uncover the biological secrets hidden in the microbiome, and for good reason: the trillions of bacteria that live in and on us play a role in illness and health, and scientists are getting a better idea of why ...
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Johnson and Johnson Faces More Baby Powder Cancer Lawsuits Johnson & Johnson's products are seen December 16, 2004 in New York. (Photo Illustration by Chris Hondros/Getty Images). ST.
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Sanofi grabs $43M in US government funds to advance Zika vaccine into Phase II Just months after signing on with the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research to develop a Zika vaccine, Sanofi Pasteur won a $43 million vote of confidence from the U.S.
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Why a Zika vaccine is a long way off These stories have spurred hopes that a Zika virus vaccine will be available to prevent this infection, and its secondary effects, such as abnormal fetal development.
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Scientists find new fat clues in feces LONDON - Scientists in Britain have found a new link between the diversity of bacteria in human poo - the human fecal microbiome - and levels of harmful types of body fat.
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Your Poop Contains Clues About Your Obesity Risk Scientists in Britain have found a new link between the diversity of bacteria in human poo ― the human fecal microbiome ― and levels of harmful types of body fat.
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Why morning sickness may be a good thing For women with a history of miscarriage, experiencing nausea and vomiting during subsequent pregnancy attempts is linked to higher odds of success, a U.S.
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Is Morning Sickness a Good Thing? MONDAY, Sept. 26, 2016 (HealthDay News) -- While morning sickness may make you miserable in the early months of your pregnancy, it can signal that your baby is healthy and normal, new research shows.
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This Might Be the Most Terrifying Video You Watch All Day One man proved that heroes do indeed walk among us by bravely saving a skunk whose head was stuck in a Coke can. "Skunk, please don't spray me," the man implored as the animal ran around in circles trying to get unstuck near Orillia, Ontario, Canada.
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Why a Zika vaccine is a long way off Robert Bednarczyk, Emory University. Recent news articles have highlighted positive findings in experimental Zika virus pre-clinical vaccine studies in monkeys and described the start of two Zika virus vaccine trialsin humans.
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How the Health of Presidential Candidates Should Be Evaluated John Sotos, a cardiologist, flight surgeon and computer scientist, was a medical technical adviser to the television series "House.
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Walking Fends Off Disability, And It's Not Too Late To Start People who have reached their later years may think it's primarily a time to relax, not to increase their physical activity. Not so.
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Research Finds Talc Doesn't Cause Cancer. Juries Disagree Two lawsuits ended in jury verdicts worth $127 million. Two others were tossed out by a judge who said there wasn't reliable evidence that the talc in Johnson & Johnson's iconic baby powder causes ovarian cancer.
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Blue Cross Blue Shield will offer Obamacare plans in Texas in 2017 Blue Cross Blue Shield will continue to offer health insurance plans in all 254 counties in Texas in 2017, the company said in a statement Monday.
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Mayors say state told them to keep Zika mosquito sites secret The mayors of Miami-Dade County and Miami Beach on Sunday accused the Florida Department of Health of lying after the state agency said last week that it never told local officials to hide the locations in Miami Beach where mosquitoes carrying the Zika ...
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Hangover-free alcohol on the horizon? Here's what you need to know Reports are spreading about a wonderful new alcohol substitute that gives you all the pleasantness of a boozy evening without a nasty hangover the day after.
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Over 90% of world breathing bad air: WHO Nine out of 10 people globally are breathing poor quality air, the World Health Organization said Tuesday, calling for dramatic action against pollution that is blamed for more than six million deaths a year.
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WHO: 9 in 10 People Breathe Bad Air FILE - An Indian woman crosses a road as vehicles move through morning smog on the last day of a two-week experiment to reduce the number of cars to fight pollution in New Delhi, Jan. 15, 2016.
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Unsafe Air-Pollution Levels Affect 9 in 10 People Globally, Report Says More than 90% of the world's population lives in areas with unsafe pollution levels, according to a new report. The research, conducted by the World Health Organization (WHO), underscores the growing risk that air pollution poses to virtually every ...
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The Protective Power of Morning Sickness People are always saying the wrong thing to pregnant women. Expectant mothers hear everything from the obnoxious ("You're huge!
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Philippines confirms three new Zika cases Philippines health authorities on Monday reported three new Zika virus cases, bringing the total number diagnosed this year to 12.
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Meat recalled after two state residents sickened HARTFORD - State health officials are warning residents to avoid ground beef and other products purchased recently from a farmer's market or a Connecticut farm after two state residents became ill and the slaughterhouse that processed the products ...
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Getting a flu shot? It may be better to wait The pharmacy chain pitches started in August: Come in and get your flu shot. Convenience is touted. So are incentives: CVS offers a 20-percent-off shopping pass for everyone who gets a shot, while Walgreens donates toward international vaccination efforts.
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Here's how Clinton and Trump compare on women's health issues On Tuesday, November 8, Americans will have the chance to go to the polls and elect the next president of the US. Women's health is usually a particularly divisive issue between Democrats and Republicans, but presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and ...
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Four suspected Zika microcephaly cases in Thailand Yesterday Thailand said authorities are investigating four microcephaly cases, while the Philippines and Singapore today reported more cases of Zika virus.
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GW Pharmaceuticals CEO: Pot-based epilepsy drug trial has taken a 'huge step' British biotech GW Pharmaceuticals took one step closer to having its key childhood epilepsy drug Epidiolex approved on Monday, when it announced promising phase 3 clinical trial results.
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Protesters Gather To Pray As Planned Parenthood Hosts Gala To Celebrate New 'Mega-Center' Next To School A sign is pictured at the entrance to a Planned Parenthood building in New York August 31, 2015. (REUTERS/Lucas Jackson). 5244446.
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Technology falls short in long-term weight loss success "Activity trackers may undermine weight loss efforts." "Wearable activity trackers may not boost weight loss." "Fitness trackers didn't help people lose weight.
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Global leaders commit to act on anti-microbial resistance World leaders last week signalled an unprecedented level of attention to the spread of infections that are resistant to anti-microbial medicines.
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Anti-Vaxxer's Change of Heart Reveals Selfish Side of Parenting OPINION: Chicago-area mom's admission shows how anti-vaccination culture can turn parents into competitors looking for bragging rights.
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Awareness spreads that HPV vaccine for boys, too With the new school year in full swing, now is the perfect time for children to get the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine. The vaccine is administered to individuals in an effort to prevent invasive cervical cancer and other types of cancer, said Dr ...
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Why a Zika vaccine is a long way off Robert Bednarczyk receives funding from the National Institutes of Health, the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, and the National Vaccine Program Office.
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Fitness trackers may not help you lose weight, new study says LNP's fitness tracker face-off evaluated (from left) Jawbone UP24, Fitbit Flex, Mio Velo, Fitbit Charge, Misfit Shine and (front) Fitbit One.
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Health-E News: Fighting the Superbugs Pneumonia, gonorrhoea and urinary tract infections that no longer respond to antibiotics are fast becoming a reality worldwide. Last week, global leaders pledged to unite to protect the medicines that protect us.
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5 things you NEED to know about drug-resistant superbugs and antimicrobial resistance The United Nations General Assembly voted to take "a broad coordinated approach" to antimicrobial resistance, which is growing at such an alarming rate, millions are expected to die by 2050.
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The National Alliance on Mental Illness has comprehensive local presence Mark Ruffalo, left, as Cam Stuart, Imogene Wolodarsky as Amelia Stuart and Ashley Aufderheide as Faith Stuart in "Infinitely Polar Bear.
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