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New artificial womb technology could keep babies born prematurely alive and healthy New artificial womb technology could keep babies born prematurely alive and healthy A premature lamb is being developed in an artificial uterus called a "biobag.
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Closing arguments in Richard Rydze trial Rydze faces more than 140 charges related to distributing steroids, human growth hormone and painkillers over a six-year period. WTAE |. Updated: 7:42 PM EDT Apr 26, 2017.
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'Plastic bag' womb could help keep premature babies alive (CNN) An artificial womb resembling a plastic bag has been used to keep premature lambs alive for four weeks outside of their own mothers' wombs and could one day be applied to premature babies.
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A disturbing sex trend called 'stealthing' is on the rise TAMPA --- A disturbing new bedroom trend involves men secretly taking off their condoms during consensual sex, and sometimes later bragging about it online.
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Hope for Preemies as Artificial Womb Helps Tiny Lambs Grow Scientists created an artificial womb enough like mom's to help tiny lambs grow for a month _ boosting hopes that it might one day help extremely premature babies.
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Hope for preemies as artificial womb helps lambs grow In this drawing provided by the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, an illustration of a fluid-filled incubation system that mimics a mother's womb, in hopes of one day improving survival of extremely premature babies.
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"Stealthing:" Removing condoms during sex raises legal, ethical concerns A new research paper sheds light on the disturbing practice of "stealthing" - the intentional removal of a condom during sex without a partner's consent.
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Cities push back as wireless companies look to upgrade to 5G Some California cities, including Rocklin and Roseville, are not happy with a bill that would remove city oversight of where cell phone 5G technology would be installed.
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What that energy drink can do to your body (CNN) Energy drinks may be popular -- the global energy drink market was worth $39 billion in 2013 and is forecast to reach $61 billion by 2021 -- but they have gotten a bad rep among health experts.
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Dangerous bleeding after childbirth could be treated with a $1 injection One of the most heart-wrenching public health problems facing the world has been the large number of women who die during or after childbirth despite all our medical progress.
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Heart Disease is Not Hypothetical A new commentary just published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine contends that saturated fat is uninvolved in coronary artery disease.
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Overlooked Drug Could Save Thousands Of Moms After Childbirth Back in the 1960s, a woman doctor in Japan created a powerful drug to help mothers who hemorrhage after childbirth. The medicine is inexpensive to make.
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Does saturated fats clog your arteries? Controversial paper says 'no' NEW YORK (CNN) - It is common knowledge supported by health experts, the American Heart Association and the World Heart Federation: eating saturated fats will cause plaque to build up in the arteries, which then harden, and ultimately leads to ...
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Drugged Driving on Rise, Passes Alcohol Alone in Fatal Crashes, Study Finds The number of American drivers killed in car crashes in which drugs were detected has eclipsed those killed in crashes where only alcohol was found, according to a new study released Wednesday.
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Farewell, Eva: Mom Who Carried Baby to Help Save Others Says Goodbye Two months ago, Royce Young shared a picture on Facebook of his pregnant wife Keri, sleeping. He included a heartfelt message about her strength.
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Report: More police training, public education needed to stop 'drugged' driving A new report shows that 43 percent of fatally injured drivers with known test results tested positive for drugs, while 38 percent tested positive for alcohol.
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Euthanasia drug found in recalled dog food Copyright 2017 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
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Couple who carried baby without brain to term to donate organs says goodbye to newborn OKLAHOMA CITY - An Oklahoma couple who carried their baby without a brain to term said goodbye to their newborn. Two months ago, Royce Young posted a photo of his wife, Keri Young, on Facebook.
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Drug powerful enough to tranquilize elephants linked to 3 deaths in New England A deadly synthetic drug powerful enough to tranquilize elephants has been linked to three overdose deaths in New Hampshire, marking one of its first confirmed appearances in New England.
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Recall issued after euthanasia drug found in cans of dog food Dog owner alert: Some varieties of Cocolicious dog food are being recalled due to the presence of phenobarbital, a drug used in euthanizing animals.
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Drugged driving eclipses drunken driving in tests of motorists killed in crashes For the first time, statistics show that drivers killed in crashes are more likely to be on drugs than drunk. Forty-three percent of drivers tested in fatal crashes in 2015 had used a legal or illegal drug, eclipsing the 37 percent who tested above the ...
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2 Naperville companies warned by FDA for selling products with cancer-fighting claims Two suburban Chicago companies are among 14 nationwide that the Food and Drug Administration has warned for allegedly selling fraudulent cancer-fighting products online.
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How to Fight Cancer (When Cancer Fights Back) Like The Atlantic? Subscribe to The Atlantic Daily, our free weekday email newsletter. In early 2014, Laura Brealey was visiting her daughters in Singapore when she slipped on a marble floor and cracked her hip.
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Blood test offers hope for better lung cancer treatment BOSTON - Researchers have taken an important step toward better lung cancer treatment by using blood tests to track genetic changes in tumors as they progress from their very earliest stages.
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FDA cracks down on sham 'miracle' cancer treatments In an effort to clamp down on a disturbing trend targeting cancer patients, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently sent warning letters to 14 companies ordering them to stop peddling fraudulent cure-all remedies - or else face possible ...
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Where medical marijuana is legal, adults are more likely to use the drug illegally marijuana weed pot cannabis joint smoke smoking smoker A visitor smokes a marijuana cigarrette during the Expo Cannabis fair in Montevideo, Uruguay, Sunday, Dec. 14, 2014.
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State probe of University of Utah operations likely after Huntsman Cancer Institute upheaval (Scott Sommerdorf | Tribune file photo) House Speaker Greg Hughes, R-Draper, believes Utah has a good record and system for disclosing conflicts of interest and supports the requirement that every member vote for every bill when they are present.
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'Exciting' blood test spots cancer a year early Doctors have spotted cancer coming back up to a year before normal scans in an "exciting" discovery. The UK team was able to scour the blood for signs of cancer while it was just a tiny cluster of cells invisible to X-ray or CT scans.
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'It's scary bad' - Manchester EMS CONCORD - Carfentanil, a synthetic opioid 100 times more potent than fentanyl and resistant to overdose reversal drugs, has claimed three lives in New Hampshire in what authorities believe to be the first appearance of the deadly drug in New England.
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Study: Medical marijuana laws linked to increased adult recreational use, abuse A new study links state medical marijuana laws with higher rates of illicit marijuana use and cannabis use disorder. (Richard Vogel, Associated Press).
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Jalapeno-flavored chips recalled over Salmonella fear Frito-Lay is recalling two jalapeño-flavored potato chip products over fears of Salmonella contamination. The voluntary recall of jalapeno-flavored Lay's Kettle Cooked Potato Chips and jalapeño-flavored Miss Vickie's Kettle Cooked potato chips is due ...
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A Veteran Returned Home With PTSD And Pain, So He Became A Medical Marijuana Patient Leo Bridgewater found relief using medical marijuana. He says all veterans should have access to it. By Matt Ferner. Leo Bridgewater is a 42-year-old father of two, a veteran who served three tours of duty in the Army and a former Defense Department ...
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Medical Marijuana Licensing Draws Hundreds of Applicants Regulators say Pennsylvania's nascent medical marijuana program remains on schedule after hundreds of applications poured in from those who want to grow, process and dispense the drug.
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Elephant tranquilizer is the latest lethal addition to the heroin epidemic A substance used to tranquilize elephants that is 100 times more potent than the drug that killed Prince is hitting the Washington suburbs, adding the region to a growing list of communities nationwide reporting fatal overdoses linked to the exotic and ...
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National opioid epidemic may be worse than estimated CLEVELAND, Ohio -- The opioid epidemic that claimed 33,000 lives nationwide in 2015 may actually be worse than thought, says a report by CNN.
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Drug take-back boxes provide easy way to dispose of unused drugs This weekend will bring an opportunity to weed out many of the unused prescription drugs in New Hampshire that can fall into the wrong hands.
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Why it's going to be a bad summer for ticks and possibly Lyme disease It's going to be a bad summer for ticks because of milder winters and growing mice and deer populations. Sean Dowling (@seandowlingtv) has more.
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PTSD risk may be passed down through our DNA Christal Presley considers herself a survivor of the Vietnam War, even though the war ended years before she was born. Her father was a Vietnam veteran with post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD.
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Nationwide ready-to-eat chicken breast recall; may be undercooked WFSP Foods LLC. is recalling approximately 42,147 pounds of ready-to-eat chicken breast products due to undercooking, resulting in the potential survival of bacterial pathogens in the products, the U.S.
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