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200 million eggs recalled after nearly two dozen were sickened with salmonella, officials say Federal officials say nearly 207 million eggs have been recalled because of fears that they may have been contaminated with salmonella, a type of bacteria that causes serious illnesses and deaths, particularly among children and elderly people.
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More than 200 million eggs recalled in 9 states after salmonella outbreak, FDA says More than 200 million eggs face a recall after the FDA said a North Carolina farm has been linked to a salmonella outbreak. ( iStockPhoto ). Comment.
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E. coli outbreak in 11 states linked to romaine lettuce The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is investigating whether romaine lettuce is the source of an E. coli outbreak. In the past two weeks, 35 people in the U.S.
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E. coli outbreak linked to chopped lettuce sickens dozens across 11 states NEW YORK - Chopped romaine lettuce has been linked to dozens of cases of E. coli and anyone who has the leafy green in their refrigerator is told to throw it away immediately, health officials said Friday.
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Study shows fast-acting benefits of ketamine for depression and suicidality A nasal spray formulation of ketamine shows promise in the rapid treatment of symptoms of major depression and suicidal thoughts, according to a new study published online today in The American Journal of Psychiatry (AJP).
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More than 200 million eggs pulled from New York and eight other states over salmonella fears More than 200 million eggs from a North Carolina farm are being recalled over fears they're contaminated with salmonella, the Food & Drug Administration warned.
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Ketamine 'shows promise' in treatment of depression, study claims Ketamine has "shown promise" in rapidly treating the symptoms of depression and suicidal thoughts, a study has said. Researchers in the US treated people with the drug via a nasal spray, and said they found a "significant" improvement in symptoms in ...
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How Profiteers Lure Women Into Often-Unneeded Surgery Jerri Plummer was at home in Arkansas, watching television with her three children, when a stranger called to warn that her life was in danger.
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The perfect gluten-free diet does not exist Even when you follow a strict gluten-free diet, you eat between 150 milligrams and 400 milligrams of gluten every day: that's the conclusion of a recent study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition.
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Learning to live a gluten-free life My introduction to Celiac Disease came when a friend gently declined an invitation to my son's birthday party. After a little probing, she opened up to tell me what her child goes through on a daily basis.
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Ketamine nasal spray rapidly relieves depression and suicidal thoughts, finds trial People with serious mental illness could one day be offered a nasal spray of ketamine after a clinical trial showed the drug can rapidly tackle bouts of severe depression and suicidal thoughts.
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Chili Grower Defends Carolina Reaper After World's Hottest Pepper Hospitalizes Man A chili grower defended the Carolina Reaper, after it was recently reported that a man was hospitalized due to eating the world's hottest pepper during a competition.
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Top ten expert tips for maintaining weight loss Sometimes the most challenging part of losing weight isn't the time spent shedding the pounds; it's sticking with the exercise and nutrition plan that got results in the first place for months, and even years, after the initial weight loss occurred ...
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Hours on the Phone, in Pursuit of a Lifesaving Drug Times Insider delivers behind-the-scenes insights into how news, features and opinion come together at The New York Times. As a news assistant on the Metro desk at The New York Times, the day-to-day tasks can vary.
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How to save women and newborns during childbirth Tennis star Serena Williams' harrowing story of life-threatening complications after the birth of her daughter reminds us that childbirth is potentially deadly for any woman or newborn.
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Overdose Deaths Linked To Elephant Tranquilizer More Than Double Across West Virginia Overdose deaths linked to heroin cut with a potent opioid meant for tranquilizing elephants more than doubled last year across West Virginia.
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Fitness journey: Spring Township man finds trust, support at Charlie Sarti's 3rd Element A lot has changed for Brian Cope in the last three years. He quit smoking after many failed attempts, but that wasn't his only hurdle he had to overcome.
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Part of the Brain that Controls Memory May Shrink With Prolonged Sitting Sitting really isn't good for you and the more we find out about it, the worse it seems.With the recent standing desk trend, that's pretty much common knowledge, but a new study suggests that sitting too much could even impact your memory - going well ...
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Sitting For Too Long Can Shrink The Part Of The Brain Responsible For Memories Sitting in front of a computer for hours on end can actually shrink the part of the brain that stores memories in middle-age and older adults, a new study suggests.
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Up with the larks for a longer life "Night owls" - people who like to stay up late and have trouble dragging themselves out of bed in the morning - have a higher risk of dying sooner than "larks," people who have a natural preference for going to bed early and rise with the sun ...
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Miracle boy, 8, stuns doctors by starting to beat terminal cancer WITHOUT treatment A miracle eight-year-old boy has stunned doctors by starting to beat terminal cancer - WITHOUT treatment. Little Julian Malankowska's family say they have been given renewed hope after "accepting he was going to die" following unsuccessful treatment ...
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The shocking truth about pregnant women As we reported recently, a new study indicates that women who become pregnant while training to become a surgeon often give up their careers in favor of their baby.
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Study Shows Many Female Surgeons Consider Career Change If They Become Pregnant During Training In a recent study, researchers found that inadequate maternity leave packages and concerns over working hours were among the top challenges pregnant women faced during surgical training.
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This stuff could rebuild teeth and cure cavities A new product uses proteins to rebuild tooth enamel and treat dental cavities. "Remineralization guided by peptides is a healthy alternative to current dental health care," says lead author Mehmet Sarikaya, professor of materials science and ...
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Rye Playland hosts annual walk for pancreatic cancer research Despite the cold weather, people flocked to Rye Playland for the annual Lustgarten Foundation Walk. The annual walk is held for pancreatic cancer research.
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Thanks to Hudson for supporting Alzheimers bill One in three seniors dies with Alzheimer's disease. As the only leading cause of death in the U.S. that cannot be prevented, cured or even slowed, it is imperative that we have elected officials who are working to make Alzheimer's a national priority ...
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Counties Throughout Florida Get Grants To Fight Zika Before Mosquito Season Orange County is putting a $325,000 grant it got from the Florida Department of Health toward preventing the spread of Zika. Ten counties throughout the state received grants.
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A Drug to End Addiction? Scientists Are Working on It. Scrambling for ways to contain America's out-of-control opioid crisis, some experts in the field are convinced that one bit of good advice is to just say no to the enduring "just say no" antidrug message.
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Vital Signs: Community partners teaming up on opioid crisis Last month, the federal government unveiled its plan to address the opioid epidemic. While our region (Charlottesville and Albemarle, Fluvanna, Greene, Louisa, and Nelson counties) is not as severely impacted as other areas, such as Southwest Virginia ...
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Brain's memory area might be associated with anxiety, depression Toronto: An area of the brain, commonly linked with memory and dementia, could also yield important clues about a range of mental health illnesses including addiction, anxiety and depression, a study has found.
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Drinking Too Much Alcohol May Shave Years off of Lives Drinking Too Much Alcohol May Shave Years off of Lives. A new international study says, that drinking more than 1 alcoholic beverage a day can take years off your life,.
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Social media: A hurdle for polio campaigns in rural areas KHANEWAL: Social media has changed the dynamics of communication across all age groups in our society. However, besides providing an effective platform, its use has also created hurdles in different aspects of our lives.
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Marijuana Is Hardly the Healthy Alternative to Alcohol Millennials Think It Is They're trading one risky substance for another, and they're also split on a 'new' product from Heinz - what is happening?
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Just One Sleepless Night Ups Alzheimer's Risk: Study ISLAMABAD, (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 15th Apr, 2018 ) :People who sleep poorly are more likely to develop Alzheimer's disease, according to a recent study.
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'I'm thriving, not just surviving': How organ donation changed 3 families' lives Going on a brisk walk, taking in a deep gulp of air, playing catch with your child--these may seem like ordinary acts for most people.
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Lifesaver! - Melvin helping to keep the 'blood bank' in the red Melvin Williams remembers vividly how distressed a former co-worker was when she approached him, in 1985, to donate blood on behalf of her sister, who was in hospital preparing for surgery.
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Wealthy Americans know less than they think they do about food and nutrition Socioeconomics play a significant role in attitudes about food - especially concerns about safety and purchasing behavior. And higher income doesn't always correlate with informed choices.
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Community Connections: April is World Autism Awareness Month Yampa Valley Autism mission is to provide resources and direct services to individuals and families living with autism or other disorders to cultivate their abilities and maximize quality of life.
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India hasn't appealed yet, says CGF on needle controversy The Commonwealth Games Federation today said India has till now not appealed against the sending back of its two athletes from the ongoing Games here for violating the 'No Needle Policy'.
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Revealed: Meghan Markle's nephew runs legal cannabis farm in US It is just a few weeks away now and the Markle family must be bursting with excitement as Meghan's marriage to Prince Harry approaches.
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Former MLB player to speak about mental health, power of teammates in Winston-Salem After the death of his son, former Major League Baseball player John Trautwein decided to raise awareness of mental health concerns and to find ways for young people to talk to one another and seek help if needed.
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