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Drinking a few times a week 'reduces diabetes risk' People who drink three to four times a week are less likely to develop type 2 diabetes than those who never drink, Danish researchers suggest.
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FDA Delays Rules That Would Have Limited E-Cigarettes on Market Smokers in a vape shop in Philadelphia. Electronic cigarette makers on Friday hailed a decision by the Food and Drug Administration to delay regulations that could have removed many of their products from the market next year.
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US proposes cigarette nicotine cut, shift toward e-cigarettes Dr. Scott Gottlieb is seen in this American Enterprise Institute photo released in Washington, DC, U.S., March 10, 2017. Courtesy The American Enterprise Institute/Handout via REUTERS.
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There's way too much weed in California Marijuana An employee sorts freshly harvested cannabis buds at a medical marijuana plantation in northern Israel March 21, 2017. Picture taken March 21, 2017.
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Regular alcohol drinkers have lower risk of diabetes, according to a huge new study According to a new study that looked at more than 70,000 Danish people, those who drink small to moderate amounts of alcohol on a frequent basis are less likely to develop diabetes than people who don't drink at all.
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Indiana man shoots doctor for refusing to prescribe wife opioids Ken Cotter, the St. Joseph County Prosecutor, identified Michael Jarvis as the shooter on Thursday, ABC news affiliate WCVB reported.
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Pregnant doc puts birth on hold to help deliver woman's baby A pregnant doctor who was at a Kentucky hospital preparing to give birth got sidelined - to help deliver another woman's child, which was in distress.
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Can frequent, moderate drinking ward off diabetes? (CNN) - It's not every day that medical studies say alcohol could be good for you. People who drink moderately often have a lower risk of developing diabetes than those who never drink, according to a new study published in Diabetologia, the journal of ...
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Kentucky doctor takes break from giving birth to help deliver baby in distress Kentucky OBGYN Amanda Hess had just put on her hospital gown and settled in at the Frankfort Regional Medical Center over the weekend when she "overheard the nurses preparing for a woman in active labor who needed to deliver immediately because ...
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Doctor who grew up in Athens murdered in Indiana Dr. Todd Graham, an Athens native, was shot and killed this week in South Bend, Indiana. He had been living and working as a physician in Indiana for 30 years.
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Slug Slime Inspires Scientists To Invent Sticky Surgical Glue The European slug is average in every way: slimy, brownish, shorter than a credit card. But Arion subfuscus has a minor superpower: When it's scared, it can glue itself to wet surfaces very well, and do so while remaining bendy.
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Dog in Raymond administered Narcan after ingesting medication RAYMOND, Maine (NEWS CENTER) - A dog in Raymond was given Narcan by a York County Sheriff's sergeant after "inadvertently" ingesting oxycodone.
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Kentucky Doctor Delivers Patient's Baby Right Before Giving Birth to Daughter Before she could give birth to her own daughter, a Kentucky obstetrician first made sure her patient's baby was delivered safely.
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California reportedly growing eight times as much marijuana as people are actually consuming A marijuana industry organization leader says growers in the state of California are growing the plant at a rate of about eight times the amount actually legally consumed, as the Los Angeles Times reports.
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CRISPR'd human embryos doesn't mean designer babies are around the corner Earlier this week scientists stunned us with the announcement they'd genetically altered the first human embryos in the U.S. using CRISPR technology - but don't hold your breath if you think the ability to make designer babies is right around the corner.
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Dog gets dose of Narcan after swallowing prescription drugs The York County Sheriff's Office administered a dose of Narcan to a dog that ingested a large amount of Oxycodone. AA. YORK COUNTY (WGME) -- The York County Sheriff's Office administered a dose of Narcan to a dog that ingested a large amount of ...
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West Nile virus researcher believes vaccine should be available While the number of people infected with West Nile virus continues to increase in Mississippi and elsewhere, prospects for a vaccine being developed won't be on the horizon until it is "an uncontrollable epidemic" in the nation, says Jackson scientist ...
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Your sperm count may be dropping, and scientists aren't exactly sure why A new study finds that men in North America, Australia and Europe produced less than half as many sperm in 2011 compared with 1973.
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TJHD: Harmful Algae Bloom Occurring on Chris Greene Lake (Charlottesville, Va.) - Chris Greene Lake in Albemarle County is experiencing a harmful algae bloom that is a naturally occurring circumstance due to recent weather conditions.
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Setauket, Stony Brook Mosquitos Test Positive For West Nile BREAKING: To date this year, the county has confirmed 22 cases of West Nile virus in mosquitoes. By Ryan Bonner (Patch National Staff) - Updated July 28, 2017 10:49 pm ET.
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Here's What That Sperm Concentration Study Actually Means For Humans Scientists have conducted the first large scale systematic review of sperm count and quality and were 'shocked' at what they found.
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Institute wants to create transplant organs for injured vets A bio-research and manufacturing institute that hopes to develop transplant tissues and organs for injured American soldiers and other patients has opened in New Hampshire.
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Most men in the US and Europe could be infertile by 2060, according to a new study Sperm count in men from North America, Europe, Australia and New Zealand declined by 50-60% between 1973 and 2011, according to a new study from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.
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Getting Less Than 7 Hours Of Sleep May Lead To Obesity, Study Finds CBS Local - Consistently missing out on a full night's sleep is detrimental to one's health in different ways and may help contribute to obesity, according to a new study by the University of Leeds in England.
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Slug slime inspires a new kind of surgical glue LONDON - Scientists have developed an experimental surgical glue inspired by the mucus secreted by slugs that could offer an alternative to sutures and staples for closing wounds.
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McCain's brain cancer draws attention to possible agent orange connection File photo. Prime Minister Narendra Modi with US Senator John McCain at a meeting in New Delhi. ALSO READ. Top US Senator John McCain diagnosed with brain cancer Ashish Sharma: Agent Orange prefers dollars Trump scandals reaching Watergate ...
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British baby dies after long legal dispute between parents and doctors LONDON - An 11-month old British baby who became the focus of a bitter dispute between his parents and doctors over whether he should be transferred to the United States died Friday, Reuters reported.
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Medicaid patients less likely to take their HIV meds than commercial beneficiaries More than two-thirds of Medicaid patients living with HIV fail to adequately adhere to their antiretroviral medications, according to a new study, raising concerns that it could make those patients increasingly difficult to treat.
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Scientists just found another worrying link between sugar and depression In addition to being linked to conditions like obesity, diabetes, inflammatory diseases, eating high levels of sugar has been associated with mental illnesses like depression.
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Bell's Palsy — Judi opens up about the condition and treatments No matter what you hear from your mother or your grandmother or your great aunt Sue, nobody knows exactly what causes Bell's Palsy.
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Ancient DNA solves mystery of the Canaanites, reveals the biblical people's fate In the Bronze Age, between 4,000 and 3,000 years ago, a diverse group of people called the Canaanites lived in the Middle East. Despite their culture and influence - one of the only golden calf idols discovered was found in the Canaan seaport of ...
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