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Husband, wife discover they are biological twins while trying to get pregnant A married couple discovered they were biological twins after getting a routine DNA test at an IVF clinic because they were struggling to conceive naturally.
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Married Couple Struggling To Conceive Discover They Are Twins Washington: A married couple in the US shockingly discovered that they were biological twins after getting a routine DNA test done at an IVF clinic because they were struggling to conceive naturally.
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Texas warns about biggest mumps outbreak in 22 years The Texas Department of State Health Services warned this week of multiple ongoing mumps outbreaks. The surge, which includes 221 cases this year, constitutes the highest incidence of mumps in the state in 22 years.
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Texas mumps cases reach 20-year high Texas health department officials announced a 20-year high in mumps cases, including possible exposures on South Padre Island, a popular spring break destination.
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Reports Of Measles And Mumps Cases Continue To Rise; What Should You Know About MMR Vaccine? Amidst vaccination controversies, measles and mumps cases continue to rise. Here are some things you need to know about the MMR vaccine.
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Michigan's second measles patient shared flight with first patient The person was identified as an adult who shared a flight with the first measles patient when that person was still contagious. The two individuals are not members of the same family or otherwise related.
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Diners At 2 Michigan Restaurants Exposed To Measles Michigan has reported its second case of adult measles, both contracted on the same international flight. Diners may have been exposed.
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Vending machines in Nevada will dispense clean needles Vending machines offer sodas, coffee and snacks to consumers. In Nevada, vending machines also will be used to dispense free, clean needles to drug addicts.
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Las Vegas First In Nation To Offer Clean Needles In Vending Machines Las Vegas health officials may not be able to stop opioid addiction, but they're hoping to make addicts' lives safer. The city will be the first in the U.S.
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Heroin Crisis: Nevada Becomes First State to Install Syringe Vending Machines NBC - Las Vegas is betting on a new approach to combat rising heroin and HIV rates: vending machines of clean needles. But the syringe exchange vending machines, a first in the United States, aren't open to just anyone walking by.
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Nevada Approved Syringe Vending Machines to Combat the Heroin Crisis With reports by the Center for Disease Control showing the number of heroin-related overdose deaths quadrupling between 2002 and 2013, drug treatment centers are looking to alternative methods that get around a recent congressional ban on federally ...
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Global Warming and Diabetes Diabetes is on a rapid rise, with estimates of 642 million diabetes patients by the year 2040, a 55% increase from 2015. Scientists have begun to question whether the increasing global temperature could have any correlation with diabetes incidence and ...
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Baby teething toys recalled due to mislabeling Standard Homeopathic Company is recalling all lots of Hyland's Baby Teething Tablets and Hyland's Baby Nighttime Teething Tablets sold in retail stores to the consumer level.
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Type 2 diabetes increasingly common in tweens and teens For years, health experts have bemoaned the rise of childhood obesity in the U.S. About 17 percent of kids and teens in the U.S. are now considered obese, a figure that has more than tripled since the 1970s, according to data from the Centers for ...
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Adult diabetes becoming common in kids LOS ANGELES - For years, health experts have bemoaned the rise of childhood obesity in the United States. About 17 percent of kids and teens in the U.S.
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Hyland's homeopathic teething tablets recalled nationwide (CNN) - Any remaining Hyland's homeopathic teething products are now being removed from store shelves under a major recall. Two types of the teething products, which previously were linked to the deaths of 10 children, have been recalled, the Food and ...
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Type 2 diabetes, once considered a disease for adults, is increasingly common in tweens and teens Nutritionist Gabrielle Guzman tells a mom that her daughter, who is 60 pounds overweight, is heading down a path toward diabetes. (TNS) - For years, health experts have bemoaned the rise of childhood obesity in the United States.
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Why Running Is Such Perfect Cardio There was once a time, just a few decades ago, when few people ran to stay in shape. Today, running is almost synonymous with exercise.
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Hyland's teething tablets recalled over levels of toxic herb This image provided by the U.S. Food & Drug Administration shows Hyland's Baby Teething Tablets. Late Thursday, April 13, 2017, the FDA said that two versions of Hyland's teething tablets are being recalled nationwide due to inconsistent levels of ...
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The ultimate guide to changing smoking laws: Menthols, 10-packs and vaping Britain was once a nation of (unhealthy) smokers but after tobacco firms lost a legal battle recently a radical shake-up of laws is about to come into force.
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HIV/AIDS researcher Mark Wainberg saved millions of lives, funeral hears MONTREAL -- Dr. Mark Wainberg was remembered during his funeral on Friday as a trailblazing HIV researcher and patient advocate who was equally dedicated to his family, his Montreal community, and friends.
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Mosquito Control gears up for rainy season As Zika continues to spread across Florida, doctors are working to better understand the virus. People are asking questions, and the NBC2 Investigators took those questions to the Zika Task Force.
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WHO report: Smoking-related diseases to claim 200 million lives in China Beijing: According to a report issued by the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) and the World Health Organization (WHO), smoking-related diseases will claim as many as 200 million lives in China this century, while plunging tens of millions into ...
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Dr. Mark Wainberg, 71, leader in AIDS fight Dr. Mark Wainberg, a microbiologist who identified a drug that later became critical to treating people infected with HIV, and who later became a leading advocate for giving millions of people with HIV and AIDS in Africa greater access to ...
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Target Recalls Easter Egg Toys; Life-Threatening If Ingested The small toy can expand inside a child's body and cause intestinal obstructions. Did you pick one up at a Target near Mamaroneck?
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Another Zika Mosquito Identified: Citizens Urged To Curb Mosquito Breeding As Uncertain If They Spread Virus Another type of mosquito carrying the Zika virus has been found. Scientific researchers report that the Asian tiger mosquito, a fairly common mosquito, was found to carry traces of ZIKA RNA.
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After filibuster and resistance, Missouri passes prescription drug monitoring program to fight opioid epidemic The Missouri Senate approved legislation mandating the creation of a prescription drug monitoring program to help curb opioid abuse in the state, according to a report from the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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A breakthrough tool could lead to simpler, cheaper disease diagnosis The controversial laboratory tool known as CRISPR may have found a whole new world to conquer. Already the favored method of editing genes, CRISPR could soon become a low-cost diagnostic tool that could be used practically anywhere to determine if ...
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Drug Take-Back Day slated for April 29 in Windsor County WINDSOR COUNTY— On Saturday, April 29, the Windsor County Sheriff's Office, local and state law enforcement agencies, and the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) will give the public another opportunity to prevent pill abuse and theft by ridding ...
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Organ donations save record numbers An unprecedented 1800 lives were saved in Australia last year because of organ donors. Aged Care and Indigenous Health Minister Ken Wyatt on Sunday responded to a review of the national reform program aimed at increasing organ and tissue donation.
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For patients of Miami Transplant Institute, a second chance at life After having heart transplant surgery in June 2015, Alec Blotnick was determined to make the most of his second chance at life. He launched his recovery six weeks after surgery by stepping onto a treadmill for the first time in years and taking a 10 ...
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Prescription Drug Take-Back Day is April 29 Dozens of police departments in New Hampshire will participate in the National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Dispose of Unused Prescription Drugs April 29 at New Providence Police Department NEW PROVIDENCE, NJ - The borough will be holding a Prescription Drug Take Back Day on Saturday, April 29 at the Police Department.
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Illinois doctors travel to help patients get medical pot Some Illinois doctors are traveling to Springfield to help residents enroll in the state's medical marijuana program. Dr. David Footerman of Rockford began seeing patients seeking medical marijuana last month at an office complex in Springfield, and ...
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Tax Day And Health Insurance Under Trump Your federal income taxes are due April 18 this year, and - for perhaps several million people - a fine for failing to get health insurance is due that day, too.
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What grade did your hospital get? South Jersey hospitals operated by Inspira Health Network, Kennedy Health and Virtua Health earned A grades from a health care advocacy group.
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