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Cancer 'vaccine' eliminates tumors in mice Date: January 31, 2018; Source: Stanford University Medical Center; Summary: Injecting minute amounts of two immune-stimulating agents directly into solid tumors in mice can eliminate all traces of cancer in the animals, including distant, untreated ...
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Cancer 'vaccine' eliminates tumors in mice, researchers find Scientists devised a pinpointed immunotherapy regimen that eradicated tumors throughout the body in mice. Credit: Sagiv-Barfi et al.
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Human trials to start for cancer vaccine that triggers the body to attack all tumors after injecting just one A team at Stanford University - which developed one of the current most widely-used cancer treatments - claims that just one injection into one tumor triggers a full-body defensive response, attacking all other tumors that may have spread.
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Cancer 'Vaccine' Rids Body of Multiple Cancer Types -- in Mice WEDNESDAY, Jan. 31, 2018 (HealthDay News) -- Could a cancer "vaccine" fight more than one kind of malignancy? A new study in mice suggests it's possible: A shot containing two compounds that stimulate the immune system was injected directly into tumors ...
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'She was a beautiful and vibrant young woman.' Parents remember teen who died from flu complications The 15-year-old died suddenly from flu-related complications, just days after she first saw a doctor for her flu symptoms. Author: Adrianne Haney, Joe Henke.
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'She was a beautiful and vibrant young woman.' Parents remember teen who died from flu complications Those are just some of the ways the parents of Kira Molina described their daughter. The 15-year-old died suddenly from flu-related complications, just days after she first saw a doctor for her flu symptoms.
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Standing versus sitting for 6 hours a day could help you lose weight: study Don't take this weight-loss news sitting down. Replacing sitting with standing for six hours a day meant losing more than 20 pounds over four years for a person weighing 140 pounds, according to a study published Wednesday.
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Florida nurse calls ER 'a cesspool of funky flu' in viral video rant Katherine Smith Lockler posted her frustrated flu-rant to Facebook after coming off a 12-hour shift at the hospital. (Facebook). A frustrated nurse coming off a long shift in the emergency room shared a bit of unsolicited advice in a Facebook video ...
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A cancer 'vaccine' is completely eliminating tumors in mice A new cancer treatment experiment at Stanford University that used immune-stimulators to target tumors in mice had remarkably encouraging results.
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Nationwide Tamiflu shortage now impacting NE Ohio EUCLID, Ohio - People who have the flu or are taking care of someone with the flu may have found out the hard way that there is a shortage of the one medicine that can shorten the lifespan of the flu's nasty symptoms.
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SC flu fatalities soar past 80 in deadliest week yet for Palmetto State In the past week, the number of reported flu-related deaths has almost doubled, as 38 more deaths have been reported by the South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control.
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Lawsuit asks that coffee be labeled with a warning about a possible link to cancer A lawsuit that wants coffee shops to post a warning about the potential link between coffee and cancer has put a spotlight on a chemical compound called acrylamide.
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Tamiflu: What you need to know about this flu medicine As the nation weathers what may be the worst flu season in years, many with the illness -- and those around them -- may find themselves getting prescriptions for a flu antiviral medicine.
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Florida nurse's video rant about difficult flu season goes viral ... - As flu season ramps up, a Florida nurse had a message for potential visitors to the emergency room: If it's not an emergency, don't show up.
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Officials urge New York residents to get vaccinated as flu epidemic continues Although the flu continues to spread, officials say that no shortages of vaccines and antiviral medications have been identified in New York.
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News Daily: Prostate cancer warning and US school shooting Hello. Here's your morning briefing: Illustration of 3D prostate cancer cells Image copyright Getty Images. Prostate cancer deaths overtake those from breast cancer.
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Breast cancer treatments can raise heart risks, doctors warn (CNN) Heart disease and cancer are the top two leading causes of death in the United States -- and a new paper highlights how these major health concerns can intertwine.
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Georgia Teen Dies Suddenly of Liver Failure Due to the Flu: 'Her Body Couldn't Fight It' Kira Molina's parents thought she would be fine after the 15-year-old tested negative for the flu last Thursday. But on Sunday night, the "fun-loving" teen went to bed and never woke up again.
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Kansas takes over as nation's flu hotspot, according to smart thermometer Move over, Missouri. Kansas is now the nation's hotspot for flu-like symptoms, according to Kinsa smart thermometer data. Kinsa, one of several companies that make thermometers that connect to smartphones, has produced data on flu-like symptoms for the ...
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Breast cancer treatments can raise risk of heart disease, American Heart Association warns The American Heart Association issued a stark warning Thursday for women with breast cancer: Lifesaving therapies like chemotherapy and radiation can cause heart failure and other serious cardiac problems, sometimes years after treatment.
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New York governor: Flu season worsens each week New York's historic flu season is continuing to worsen every week, Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) said Thursday. Cuomo said the state confirmed more than 11,600 cases of influenza reported to the health department over the past week, with more than 2,200 people ...
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20 Flu Deaths In A Week Bring Total To 52 In Connecticut Flu shots are still available in many locations, although the shot may not protect against all strains seen this season. (Associated Press).
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Yep, your brain has 'anxiety' cells Do your palms sweat when you walk down a poorly lit street at night? That feeling may be traced to the firing of newly identified "anxiety" cells deep inside your brain, according to new research from neuroscientists at UC San Francisco and the ...
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Pharmacist Tied to US Meningitis Outbreak Gets Eight Years in Prison FILE PHOTO: FILE PHOTO: Former New England Compounding Center supervisory pharmacist Glenn Chin enters the federal court in Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.
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Standing Desk? Calorie Burn Is Modest, But Could Make a Difference Standing more instead of sitting was associated with a modest increase in daily energy expenditure that may add up to weight loss in the long term, according to a meta-analysis.
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Canadian data show low flu vaccine protection against H3N2 A midseason glimpse of flu vaccine effectiveness (VE) in Canada shows that protection against the H3N2 strain is very low, similar to what Australian scientists reported in the fall, part of what contributed to a tough flu season in in that country.
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Changing just one habit at work could help you lose weight, study finds We all know how easy it would be to just sit at work all day (if you can). But there's also some risks that can stem from that habit - including an earlier death, no matter how much time you spend exercising, according to a study published in Annals ...
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Study: Dogs Bite Anxious People More If you've ever been nervous around a dog and told to just be calm because dogs can "smell fear," you know that that advice is about as effective as telling a pissed-off person to chill.
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"Anxiety Cells" Have Been Identified In The Brain That Trigger Anxiety-Related Behaviors, According To A Study Big news for anyone who deals with anxiety: According to a new study, "anxiety cells" might exist in the brain - and there might actually be away to toggle them on or off.
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Families raise concern about Tamiflu side effects One Indiana family claims the drug Tamiflu had an extreme side effect that prompted their teenager to kill himself, CBS Indianapolis station WTTV reports.
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Yes, people really are using anti-diarrhea pills to get high Opioid addicts looking for a cheap high are turning to an over-the-counter anti-diarrhea medication, prompting a federal agency to ask manufacturers to change the way the drug is packaged in an effort to curb abuse.
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Simple blood test spots dementia protein Scientists hope to use the cheap-and-easy test to help develop better treatments for Alzheimer's disease. Alison Abbott. Search for this author in: Pub Med · Nature.
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Pizza for Breakfast Is Healthier Than Cereal, Says Dietitian—Finally Your morning is about to get better: a health professional has given the go-ahead to eat pizza for breakfast. Related: Top Foods to Eat for Full Nutrition and Balanced Meals, as Ranked by Scientists.
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Mom Warns Parents About Rare Flu Symptom After Sick Son Develops Hives: It's 'Very Dangerous' A Nebraska mom is warning parents everywhere about a rare flu symptom after her 6-year-old son broke out in hives before being diagnosed with the virus.
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Girl, 15, dies of the flu days after testing NEGATIVE for the deadly virus A 15-year-old girl has died of the flu days after testing negative for the virus last week. Kira Molina became the first reported flu-related child death in Georgia this season after being found unresponsive in her home on Sunday and dying in an ...
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Study Examines Vitamin D3's Potential Effects On Blood Vessels In the ongoing debate about which supplements are useful and which aren't, just a few continue to surface with evidence-based benefits.
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5 Diet Habits You Never Knew Could Raise Your Diabetes Risk Today, more than 30 million Americans have diabetes. It's the underlying cause of over 79,000 deaths per year—and contributes to hundreds of thousands more, according to the American Diabetes Association.
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Nutritionist claims pizza can be a healthier breakfast than cereal A dietitian recently claimed that pizza could be more nutritious than breakfast cereal, but another nutritionist says it's not always true.
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Heart disease in women is under-diagnosed, under-treated and under-researched: Heart and Stroke report Patti LeBlanc had just finished preparing her vegetable dish for her church's December potluck when she felt an odd sensation throughout her body while putting her stuff in her car.
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Head and Heart: Migraines Linked to Heart Disease Risk People who experience migraines may be more likely to develop cardiovascular problems, a new study from Denmark finds. These headaches were associated with an increased risk for several heart problems, including heart attack, stroke, atrial ...
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Area counties to get overdose antidote kits from state health department INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - The Indiana State Department of Health says 95 first responder agencies in 34 rural counties will receive opioid overdose antidote kits.
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More than 3000 overdose reversal kits awarded to first responders in rural Indiana counties Copyright 2017 Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
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'Under 18s not adult enough for genital piercings' Under 18s are not adult enough for genital piercings, a practitioner welcoming a ban in Wales has said. It is now an offence to pierce or arrange to pierce the tongue, genitals and nipples of those under 18.
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More middle-aged people suffering strokes as 32000 killed in a year More middle aged people are suffering strokes as 32,000 were killed in a year by a devastating sudden attack. New data shows 57,000 people had a first time stroke in England and they are striking at a much younger age compared to a decade ago.
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Average age of first stroke in England falls, figures show The average age of people in England who have a stroke for the first time has fallen over the past decade, new figures show. It dropped from 71 to 68 for men and 75 to 73 for women between 2007 and 2016, Public Health England data shows.
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When you need a breast screening, should you get a 3-D mammogram? A growing number of women may have a choice between a 3-D mammogram and the standard test. (Dreamstime / TNS). Michelle AndrewsKaiser Health News.
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