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Monsanto Weed-Killer Roundup Causes Cancer, California Says The herbicide glyphosate, the main ingredient in Monsanto's weed killer Roundup, will be classified by California as a carcinogen, "known to the state to cause cancer.
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Trumpcare: 'This is what our son's surgery bills would look like' A MOTHER of a young boy with congenital heart defects has shown how exorbitant health care costs would be for uninsured US citizens under proposed new legislation to repeal key parts of the Obamacare reform.
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14 pounds! Lexington newborn surprises everyone Doctors told Cindy Richmond and Arthur Keisler that their soon-to-be newborn was going to be heavier than most babies. But nobody expected him to be this big.
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California lists Roundup ingredient as a chemical linked to cancer; Monsanto vows to fight The main ingredient of the pesticide Roundup will be added to a list of chemicals that California believes are linked to cancer, and products that contain the compound will have to carry a warning label by next year.
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NJ Mom's Tweet of Hospital Bill for Son, 3, With Rare Disorder Goes Viral Amid Health Care Debate As lawmakers push to get a health care bill through the Senate, one New Jersey mom is speaking out. Alison Chandra's son, Ethan, was born with heterotaxy syndrome, a rare genetic disorder in which organs form on the wrong side of the body.
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Needle-Free Flu Vaccine Patch Works as Well as a Shot A press-on patch that delivers flu vaccine painlessly worked as well as an old-fashioned flu shot with no serious side effects, researchers reported Tuesday.
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Plague Is Found in New Mexico. Again. The cause of plague, Yersinia pestis bacteria, in the foregut of a flea. Credit Media for Medical/UIG via Getty Images. The New Mexico Department of Health said this week that two women were found to have plague, bringing the total number of people ...
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Terminally ill baby Charlie Gard's parents lose European court appeal A European court lifts an interim measure requiring doctors to provide life supporting treatment to the 10-month-old. 07:47, UK, Wednesday 28 June 2017.
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Nebraska's pets are second fattest in the country It might seem logical that the states with the highest prevalence of overweight people would have the highest percentages of hefty pets.
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President Trump wants you to know he actually does care about HIV/AIDS The White House has issued an earnest statement attributed to President Trump about HIV/AIDS in America. It is technically accurate, apolitical and strikes just the right notes in terms of being somber and optimistic at the same time.
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Pharmacy Boss Barry Cadden Gets Nine Years for Deadly Meningitis Outbreak BOSTON - Barry Cadden, the pharmacy co-owner found responsible for the deaths of 76 people in a national meningitis outbreak, was sentenced to nine years in prison on Monday, far less than the victims had wanted.
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Painless flu jab patch for people scared of injections A 'painless' sticking plaster flu jab that delivers vaccine into the skin has passed important safety tests in the first trial in people.
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Ingredient in Roundup weed killer going on list as potentially cancerous FRESNO, Calif. -- Regulators in California took a pivotal step on Monday toward becoming the first state to require the popular weed killer Roundup to come with a label warning that it's known to cause cancer.
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Parents of terminally ill baby Charlie Gard lose final bid to get treatment for their sick son After trying every legal avenue open in a desperate bid to get sick son Charlie treated, Chris Gard and Connie Yates are facing up to the fact their battle was lost.
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Oakland County to offer HIV tests in Southfield, Pontiac Tuesday Oakland County Health Division North Office, 1200 North Telegraph Road, Pontiac, Mich., 48341. (Mark Cavitt/The Oakland Press). By Anne Runkle, The Oakland Press.
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Cleveland Clinic, Rainbow on US News' Best Children's Hospitals rankings UH Rainbow Babies and Children's Hospital was listed at No. 7 in neonatology in the U.S. News & World Report's Best Children's Hospitals Rankings.
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111 terminally ill patients took their own lives in first 6 months of California right-to-die law Debbie Ziegler holds a photo of her daughter, Brittany Maynard, a 29-year-old California woman with brain cancer who moved to Oregon to legally end her life.
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Ingredient in popular weedkiller going on list as cancerous FRESNO, Calif. (AP) -- Regulators in California took a pivotal step on Monday toward becoming the first state to require the popular weedkiller Roundup to come with a label warning that it's known to cause cancer.
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No Health Insurance? Higher Risk for Death, Review Shows Health insurance saves lives, boosts self-rated health and financial protection, and lowers the likelihood of depression, a new evidence review has found.
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111 terminally ill end lives under new California law FILE 2015: Debbie Ziegler, mother of Brittany Maynard, speaks to the media after the passage of legislation, which would allow terminally ill patients to legally end their lives, at the state Capitol, in Sacramento.
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Woman, 80, attacked by rabid bobcat while gardening outside home An 80-year-old Sunapee woman was attacked by a rabid bobcat Sunday night and fended the animal off with a gardening tool and the help of her dogs.
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Increasing reports of side effects from cosmetics When you purchase a new eye shadow or shampoo, you expect those products will be safe and that they won't cause skin breakouts -- or worse.
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Terminally ill baby Charlie Gard's parents lose European court appeal The European Court of Human Rights has rejected a plea from the parents of a terminally ill British baby to intervene in the case.
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European rights court backs UK on allowing sick baby to die The European Court of Human Rights has ruled in concurrence with a British decision to allow a baby with a rare genetic disease to die with dignity.
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Boston Children's Hospital named best children's hospital in the country U.S. News and World Report released their rankings Tuesday and announced Boston Children's Hospital was ranked No. 1 for children's hospital in 2017-18.
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Terminally ill baby Charlie Gard's parents 'upset' by European court decision Born in August, Charlie Gard has a rare genetic disorder known as mitochondrial DNA depletion syndrome. His doctors wish to take him off life support, but his parents disagree.
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UI Children's Hospital retains esteemed status across Iowa, nation The University of Iowa Stead Family Children's Hospital is seen from Kinnick Stadium in Iowa City on Friday, Apr. 21, 2017. (Stephen Mally/The Gazette).
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Boston Children's named best pediatric hospital for 5th year in row Boston's Children's Hospital was named the best pediatric hospital in the country by U.S. News and World Report for the fifth year in a row on Tuesday.
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80-year-old former Marine used sickle to defend herself from rabid bobcat SUNAPEE - An 80-year-old Georges Mills woman is recovering at home after being jumped by a bobcat in an attack that required 50 to 60 stitches to her face, back and arm at New London Hospital, according to her son.
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The 5 Most Common Misconceptions About PTSD June 27 is National PTSD Awareness Day, an opportunity to bring to light a disorder that affects millions of Americans every day. The distinction of this day was granted by the United States Senate in 2010.
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A preview of medical marijuana industry coming to Pennsylvania (PHOTO GALLERY) WOODBRIDGE, N.J. - Sarah Drum saw the medical marijuana industry coming to New Jersey and jumped at the chance to be there from the beginning.
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80-year-old woman has no time for rabid bobcat: 'Why is this stupid cat attacking me'? SUNAPEE, N.H. - An 80-year-old New Hampshire woman fought off a rabid bobcat with the help of her two dogs and her gardening sickle.
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New Hampshire woman mauled in face by rabid bobcat A New Hampshire woman was mauled by a rabid bobcat on Sunday, June, 25, 2017. (Gene Dabrowski ). A New Hampshire woman was mauled by a rabid bobcat on Sunday and suffered minor injuries.
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Ohio city rep proposes new system to combat expensive overdose drug An Ohio city council member has proposed a new system in order to pay the pricey cost for drug overdose medication. (Reuters). A city council member in Ohio, the state with the highest number of heroin overdose deaths, has proposed a controversial way ...
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Utah medical marijuana advocates launch ballot initiative for 2018 Desiree Hennessy and Christine Stenquist laugh, smile and cry while they hug in the Utah Lieutenant Governor's Office after officially turning in the 2018 medical cannabis initiative filing in Salt Lake City on Monday, June 26, 2017.
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Fentanyl resistant to Narcan appears in Georgia FORSYTH COUNTY, Ga. - An alert Tuesday evening about a new synthetic designer drug that is resistant to lifesaving overdose medications.
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Councilman: Emergency crews should not respond to repeat overdose calls after two strikes MIDDLETOWN, Ohio (WKRC) - The heroin epidemic shows no sign of letting up and first responders are on the front lines. But a Middletown city council member questions if medics should even respond to overdoses to ease the financial burden.
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Pa. defends choice of a medical marijuana grower Pennsylvania health officials are defending awarding a license to a Scranton-based medical marijuana grower whose Minnesota-based affiliate is under scrutiny.
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Texas gets a 'D' in safety report, ranking the state 26th in the nation According to a National Safety Council report released Tuesday, it's not Texas. In fact, the first of its kind report placed Texas as the 26th safest state out of 50 states and the District of Columbia.
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Utah Group Files 2018 Medical Marijuana Ballot Initiative A group of activists and Utah residents with chronic conditions has launched a ballot initiative to ask voters next year to pass a broad medical marijuana law.
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Two share their experiences with Lyme Disease as the tick population spreads throughout PA This past winter's warmer than average temperatures lead to an increase of mice that carry ticks. You may have heard already this summer season is projected to be a bad year for the already growing Lyme Disease population across Pennsylvania.
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