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Study: Potentially Toxic Level of Metals Found in E-Cigarettes Researchers found several toxic metals in the aerosol of e-cigarettes, including lead and chromium. (Martina Paraninfi/Getty Images).
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Centers for Disease Control employee vanishes after feeling sick and leaving work early Mystery surrounds the disappearance of a Centers Disease Control and Prevention employee, who was last seen leaving work early nearly two weeks ago.
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Tourist with measles may have exposed many across NYC: officials NEW YORK - New York State Department of Health officials are warning the public about a possible measles exposure after a tourist from Australia was confirmed to have the infection while visiting parts of New York this month.
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Measles-infected Australian tourist went to The Metropolitan Museum of Art and NYC hotels An Australian tourist who contracted the measles journeyed to Manhattan and visited The Metropolitan Museum of Art and checked into city hotels.
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CDC: Flu kills 13 more children, bringing season's toll to 97 kids, but may be at its peak The worst flu season in a decade is still not over, with 13 new children deaths reported after more than three months of unusually persistent misery across the U.S.. The numbers were "encouraging," especially the data showing a decline in visits to the ...
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Vaping WARNING: Experts claim e-cigarettes could cause BRAIN DAMAGE E-CIGARETTE users are inhaling toxic metals linked to heart and brain damage, it has been warned. 0. By Charlotte Ikonen / Published 24th February 2018.
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Japan has a new drug that could kill the flu in 24 hours. So why doesn't the US have it? This has been an especially deadly flu season here in the U.S., but a new breakthrough medication promises to kill the flu virus in 24 hours.
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Japan's New Drug: One Pill May Stop The Flu in Just One Day Isao Teshirogi, president and chief executive officer of Shionogi & Co., speaks during an interview in Tokyo, Japan. Photographer: Kiyoshi Ota/Bloomberg.
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Sridevi dies of cardiac arrest in Dubai; here's all you need to know about heart health Bollywood's Veteran actress Sridevi passed away on Saturday night (February 24) after suffering sudden and massive a cardiac arrest in Dubai.
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Tourist with measles may have exposed many in region, health officials say The contagious person's travels stretched from New York City to Putnam County, officials said. New Yorkers who may crossed the visitor's path should see a doctor if they have not been vaccinated or never had the measles.
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Legionnaires' disease investigated at Illinois capitol SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) - Illinois health officials are investigating the state Capitol Complex and other Springfield-area locations for the bacteria that causes Legionnaires' disease after an Illinois resident diagnosed with it traveled to the city ...
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Legionnaires' disease reported in Springfield area An Illinois resident has contracted Legionnaires' disease and the Illinois Department of Public Health is working to identify potential sources of exposure in the Springfield area.
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Orlando pediatrician arrested: Dr. Ishrat Sohail accused of giving partial doses of vaccines to patients The Florida Department of Health (FDOH) announced that its joint investigation with Office of the Attorney General's Medicaid Fraud Control Unit has led to the arrest of Dr.
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Flu's Iowa death toll hits 157, triple what it was a year ago This season's vicious flu viruses so far have killed more Iowans than died from the disease in all of last winter, but there are signs that the outbreak might be starting to peak, state experts reported Friday.
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Red carpet event raises funds for heart disease research KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Sometimes called the silent killer, heart disease claims more lives than any other disease in the world, according to the American Heart Association.
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FOCUS: Frankfort woman lifting the veil on eating disorders There are many emotional, behavioral and physical signs of an eating disorder, according to the National Eating Disorders Association.
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Do flu shots make influenza less severe? Q. In most of the news coverage of flu outbreaks, I've seen a recommendation to get a flu shot even if it's not a good match.
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Cutting edge technology saving young heart patients GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOTV) - Heart diseases and conditions don't happen just to older adults. February is Heart Month, the perfect time to learn about your risk for heart disease.
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Joint effort targets breast cancer A recent study published in the North Carolina Medical Journal focuses on the high incidence of the breast cancer in Twin Counties and how community responses have reduced that incidence over the past 10 years.
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Toddler allergic to water: Ivy breaks out in blisters when she cries, sweats, bathes A toddler who is allergic to water breaks out in agonising blisters after just 15 seconds in the bath. / Fox9. Daily Mail. Share via email Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Show more Bookmark this article.
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Cardiology Carnival raises awareness for those with congenital heart defects On Saturday, the folks at Driscoll Children's Hospital hosted a celebration to raise awareness for the thousands of people born each year with heart defects.
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Drinking Acidic Fruit Tea Can Damage Your Teeth, Scientists Say Drinking tea comes with plenty of health benefits, however, a new study has found that acidic fruit tea can cause damage to teeth.
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Black lung disease on the rise: Five questions answered Editor's note: An article published Feb. 6, 2018 in the Journal of the American Medical Association reported that researchers from the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health had identified 416 cases of advanced black lung disease among ...
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Infants are able to learn abstract rules visually, says study For the study, published in the journal PLOS One, researchers examined a group of infants. They showed them patterned sequences of different kinds of dogs.
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New AI tool may quickly diagnose eye diseases, pneumonia Using artificial intelligence and machine learning techniques, scientists have developed a computational tool that may speed up treatment of patients with retinal diseases and pneumonia.
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AI computer recreates the face you're thinking about Psychologists have create a creepy machine that can peer into your mind's eye with incredible accuracy. Their AI studies electrical signals in the brain to recreate faces being looked at by volunteers.
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Health officials: 157 flu deaths in Iowa so far this season DES MOINES, Iowa (KCCI) - The Iowa Department of Public Health said 31 Iowans died last week of influenza-related complications, bringing the total number of flu-related deaths in the state to 157 since October.
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Surgeons remove 'heaviest recorded' brain tumour This handout picture released by the Department of Neurosurgery Topiwala National Medical College, Nair Hospital, on February 22 shows 31-year-old Santlal Pal after surgeons removed the brain tumour at Nair Hospital in Mumbai.
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Type 1 diabetes: A life-changing diagnosis In summer 2015 as I awaited the birth of my son, a routine test led me to a life-changing diagnosis. I was ready for the gestational diabetes screening, but not the outcome.
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Indian surgeons remove 'heaviest recorded' brain tumor Indian doctor Ramanuj Kabra points to brain scans of Santlal Pal, 31, at the BYL Nair hospital in Mumbai on February 22, 2018. Indian surgeons who removed a massive brain tumor in a marathon seven-hour procedure said on February 22 it could be the ...
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Testing Tears Could Aid Parkinson's Diagnosis Testing an individual's tears for the presence of certain biomarkers could allow easier diagnosis of Parkinson's disease, a new study suggests.
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Children born by C-section have a higher risk of childhood obesity finds new study New research adds to the growing body of evidence that suggests children who are delivered via a cesarean section are at a greater risk of obesity.
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