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Asian-American doctor says white nationalists refuse her care (CNN) Dr. Esther Choo is an Asian-American emergency room physician who has practiced medicine for more than a decade. Yet, she says, a few times a year, a patient will refuse to let her treat them.
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Hunt denies Hawking's claims he 'cherry-picked' research to justify NHS reforms Jeremy Hunt has rejected Professor Stephen Hawking's claim that he "abused" scientific research to justify his policies.
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Stephen Hawking is my hero, but there is no evidence to support his claims about the NHS under the Conservatives Stephen Hawking is arguably our greatest living scientist. He is also a personal hero of mine. Who could not be overawed at the extraordinary contribution he has made to human knowledge despite his illness?
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Ohio teen saved by heart transplant passes away on the first day of school GOSHEN, Ohio - As he prepared for his first day back to school - even posing for a photo on his front porch - there was no sign anything was wrong with 13-year-old Peyton West.
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Boy who had heart transplant dies on first day of school GOSHEN, Ohio - A 13-year-old boy has died on the first day of school, months after receiving a heart transplant. WCPO-TV in Cincinnati reports Peyton West died Thursday.
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Scientist Hawking Blames UK Government for Health Service 'Crisis' FILE PHOTO: Physicist Stephen Hawking sits on stage during an announcement of the Breakthrough Starshot initiative with investor Yuri Milner in New York April 12, 2016.
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Boy with heart transplant collapses, dies on first day of school (INSIDE EDITION) - While most families are enjoying their kids' first day back to school, this Ohio family is in mourning. 13-year-old Peyton West of Goshen collapsed on his way to classes Thursday.
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Exposure To Artificial Lighting Ups Risk For Breast Cancer Research finds link between exposure to artificial light and breast cancer. Artificial lighting includes street lamps, business signs, and other night time lighting around our homes.
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Be careful down there... Most adults in the US groom their pubic hair, and a significant percentage of them end up with cuts and infections as a result, researchers say.
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The shocking truth about grooming your private area The number of people injuring themselves while grooming themselves may surprise you, and the results can be quite serious. It's not easy to groom "down there," and evidence suggests that most people do it wrong and are injuring themselves as a result, ...
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Many Americans Suffer Injuries While Grooming their Pubic Hair (Mirror Daily, United States) - Mostly all people in the US use to groom, namely wax or shave their pubic hair. However, as common this practice may be, it is as dangerous.
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Walnuts May Control Your Mind To Help Lose Weight Here oranges, pomegranates and walnuts are on display at the Talensac market in central Nantes, western France. (Photo: GEORGES GOBET/AFP/Getty Images).
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Sheriff: Coyote that bit woman on New York trail had rabies KINGSBURY, N.Y. - Authorities say a coyote shot by an environmental conservation officer after it attacked a woman on a rural New York trail has tested positive for rabies.
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Pediatricians say Florida hurt sick kids to help big GOP donors When he was 11 years old, LJ Stroud of St. Augustine, Florida, had a tooth emerge in a place where no tooth belongs: the roof of his mouth.
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New Therapy Could Cure Kids of Peanut Allergy Children allergic to peanut may be able to savour delicious peanut butter without a second thought. According to the findings of a long-term study conducted on the treatment of peanut allergy, researchers have found out an immune-based therapy which ...
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West Nile virus detected in dead crow found in Kenosha County A dead crow found in Kenosha County on Aug. 11 has tested positive for West Nile virus. According to the Kenosha County Division of Health, this is the first such positive test since surveillance for the mosquito-transmitted virus began May 1. "The ...
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Algae Bloom at Chris Greene Lake in Albemarle County is Back Samples collected on August 14 show blue-green algae at levels where it can irritate the skin for both people and pets. The all-clear will be given once two consecutive water samples show the algae at safe levels.
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High levels of toxic algae confirmed at Long Lake If your weekend plans include some time by the water, consider steering away from Thurston County's Long Lake. Tests of a sample of blue-green algae taken from Long Lake on Tuesday contained high levels of the toxin Microcystin, which the U.S.
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Calorie levels in children foods targeted in new attack on obesity LONDON, Aug. 18 (Xinhua) -- Britain's Department of Health announced Friday funding of 6.5 million U.S. dollars for a new obesity policy research unit at the University College London (UCL).
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A tryst with insanity and encephalitis Children receive treatment in the encephalitis ward at the BRD Medical College Hospital in Gorakhpur, Uttar Pradesh. Photo: PTI. Charles Assisi.
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Binge-Watching TV Is Linked To Poorer Sleep And Insomnia I cover health, medicine, psychology and neuroscience. Opinions expressed by Forbes Contributors are their own. Falling into the category of "not surprising but worth a study on," a new study finds that binge-watching a favorite TV show before bed is a ...
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Binge Watching Leads To Poorer Sleep Quality, Fatigue And Insomnia: Study New research has found a link between binge-watching and sleep problems such as insomnia and poor sleep quality. The quality of shows, as well as the format of which the episodes are released, contribute to the trend of binge-watching.
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6 horses in Finney County contract equine infectious anemia MANHATTAN - Six horses at a Finney County facility will be euthanized after becoming infected with equine infectious anemia. The Kansas Department of Agriculture said in a news release Friday that it was contacted this month about a positive test for ...
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Amy Mulvaney: If you're young and you smoke, you're absolutely insane Tobacco use is the leading cause of preventable death in Ireland, with 5,500 smokers dying 2 Tobacco use is the leading cause of preventable death in Ireland, with 5,500 smokers dying each year from tobacco related diseases.
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UK Targets Calorie Reduction In Popular Food Items To Combat Childhood Obesity UK health officials seek the reduction of calorie content in food items that children often eat. These include burgers, pizzas and sandwiches.
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