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First Lady Melania Trump Underwent Medical Procedure To Treat Kidney Condition First Lady Melania Trump underwent an operation Monday at a military hospital just outside of Washington, D.C. Her office said it was to treat a benign kidney condition.
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Sexually transmitted diseases dramatically increase in California The internet has helped love bloom for many couples, but it's also played a role in a 45 percent jump in sexually transmitted diseases over five years in California, a surge not seen in nearly three decades, health officials said Monday.
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Salmonella outbreak in eggs sickens a dozen more people in five states Nearly three dozen people in nine states have now been sickened by a salmonella outbreak that led to a recall of more than 200 million eggs last month.
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Salmonella outbreak that prompted egg recall sickens more people Last Updated May 14, 2018 12:17 PM EDT. More people are becoming sick from a salmonella outbreak that prompted a massive egg recall.
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Millions Of Eggs Have Been Recalled But People Are Still Getting Sick From Salmonella So far, 35 people in nine states have gotten sick, including 12 recently, as part of a salmonella outbreak tied to millions of eggs that have since been recalled.
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Report finds cases of STDs reach all-time high in California LOS ANGELES - The number of cases of sexually transmitted diseases in California reached a record high last year and officials are particularly concerned by a spike in stillbirths due to congenital syphilis, state health authorities said Monday.
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Cure for Common Cold a Step Closer as Scientists Create New Virus-Blocking Molecule Scientists hope a new molecule which blocks the viruses which cause the common cold could one day consign the irritating condition to history.
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Why This Man's Blood Helped Save Millions of Babies A man in Australia helped save the lives of more than 2 million babies by donating his "special" blood, which was used to make a medication that can prevent life-threatening problems in newborns.
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Social media spurs increased depression in younger generations, report says A new study shows that depression rates are rising for those in their teens and 20s. Blue Cross Blue Shield reports a 33 percent increase in diagnoses of major depression between 2013 and 2016.
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Health officials launch ambitious plan to rid the world of trans fats In an effort to save half a million lives each year, the World Health Organization on Monday urged developing nations to follow the lead of affluent countries and eliminate man-made trans fatty acids from their food supplies.
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Grandfather Who Donated Blood For 60 Years Retires After Saving 2 Million Babies An 81-year-old grandfather who made it his life's mission as a teenager to help others by giving blood has now donated for the last time, bringing an end to a remarkable journey that has saved the lives of millions of women in his native Austrailia ...
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Memory Transferred Between Snails, Challenging Standard Theory of How the Brain Remembers UCLA neuroscientists reported Monday that they have transferred a memory from one animal to another via injections of RNA, a startling result that challenges the widely held view of where and how memories are stored in the brain.
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Major Depression Diagnoses Up 33 Percent Since 2013, Study Finds CHICAGO, IL (CBS Local) - A study by health insurance provider Blue Cross Blue Shield has found that the number of Americans being diagnosed with severe depression has jumped by a staggering 33 percent in recent years.
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Australia's 'Man With The Golden Arm' Retires After Saving 2.4 Million Babies James Harrison, an Australian man whose blood contains a rare antibody that can create a treatment that saves babies' lives, has donated plasma one last time.
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Scientists Sucked a Memory Out of a Snail and Stuck It in Another Snail. A new study strongly suggests that at least some memories are stored in genetic code, and that genetic code can act like memory soup.
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'Memory transplant' achieved in snails Memory transfer has been at the heart of science fiction for decades, but it's becoming more like science fact. A team successfully transplanted memories by transferring a form of genetic information called RNA from one snail into another.
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Grandmother, 50, Died from Flesh-Eating Bacteria Possibly Contracted on Vacation, Family Says A 50-year-old grandmother has died two months after a vacation to Florida - but her family claims her life could have been saved if the deadly infection she likely picked up during the trip had been caught earlier.
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New pig virus found to be a potential threat to humans A recently identified pig virus can readily find its way into laboratory-cultured cells of people and other species, a discovery that raises concerns about the potential for outbreaks that threaten human and animal health.
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Which states have the biggest drug problems? As the opioid epidemic continues to wreak havoc on communities across the country, new data looks at where drug abuse is most pronounced and which geographic areas in the United States are most at risk.
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Pig Virus Makes Unexpected, Problematic Leap Into Human Cells A disease that affects pigs could potentially spread to humans and other animals, a new study shows. Scientists first identified the porcine deltacoronavirus (PDCoV) in Hong Kong in 2012, and in the years since, farmers and scientists have found it in ...
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Lethal pig virus similar to Sars could jump to humans, researchers say Symptoms caused by porcine deltacoronavirus, which can be fatal, include acute diarrhoea and vomiting in infected pigs. 06:32, UK, Tuesday 15 May 2018.
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Talking about mental illness helped mum understand her depression and unify our family. How to start that conversation "We need to talk about mental illness the way we talk about the kitchen sink, in normal language that will carry it beyond a clinical view," novelist-turned-psychologist Carolyn Slaughter once said to me.
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Efforts to battle opioid crisis are 'starting to pay off' in Will County, officials say The number of opioid-related deaths has risen steadily in Will County in the past few years, but officials at a forum on the problem said progress has been made in tackling what they called a "public health crisis.
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Getting a Lot of Physical Activity at Work May Actually Be Bad For You Most people could use more exercise. From the cars and subways that take us to work comfortably seated, to the sedentary daytime jobs, to the hours we spend immobile on our phones or computers when we're not working, most of us fall short of the ...
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'Amazing' Two-headed White-tailed Deer Fawn Found, Studied, Turned Into Taxidermy In May of 2016, a white-tailed doe gave birth to twins—something that happens millions of times a year in the U.S. The doe cleaned the twins, as mother deer do, but they didn't respond.
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Juul, the Hit E-cigarette, Debuts in Israel With No Restrictions on Sales Juul, the electronic cigarette that has conquered America but is banned in Europe, has arrived in Israel without any opposition from the Health Ministry.
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Should You Stop Wearing Sunscreen To Get More Vitamin D? Here's What a Doctor Says Last year, a study published in The Journal of the American Osteopathic Association made headlines when it asserted that sunscreen use is partially to blame for widespread vitamin D deficiency worldwide.
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We Might Finally Know The Cause of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome Yes! CARLY CASSELLA. 15 MAY 2018. Polycystic ovary syndrome is common, it can be debilitating, and it's the main cause of female infertility worldwide.
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New stem cell clinical trial for treatment-resistant depression and depression-alcoholism Depression remains a major cause of suffering and loss of life in the United States. Only one-third of depressed patients respond to treatment with an antidepressant medication.
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Ticks Are Spreading More Rare Diseases In The US Than Ever Before Ticks are spreading an increasing number of illnesses to humans at higher rates than in previous years. Share On facebook Share · Share On pinterest Share On pinterest Pin · Share On email Email; Share On copy Copy Link.
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Gov't to mandate graphic warnings on heated tobacco product packages By Lee Kyung-min. Manufacturers of heat-not-burn (HNB) cigarettes, or heated tobacco products, will be required to put graphic warnings about health risks associated with smoking including cancer, similar to warnings all other cigarette manufacturers ...
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Consumer Reports Lists Down The Best Sunscreens Of 2018 The summer months fast approaching, and it's time to stock up on sun-friendly products that protect the skin from the scorching rays.
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Healthy diet may lower risk of hearing loss in women, says study A healthy diet can not only help you stay fit, but it can also lower the risk of hearing loss in women, according to a new study. The findings were published in the Journal of Nutrition and suggested that healthy eating patterns may reduce the risk of ...
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Last week, cancer surgery. Next week, she's back under the knife. This week, Relay for Life She was alone when she started walking. One lap around the track at Mount Tahoma High and she was linked arm-in-arm with new friends.
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Healthy Eating Pattern May Lower Risk of Hearing Loss in Women Healthy eating pattern may lower the risk of hearing loss in women, according to a new study. Ladies, who are suffering from hearing loss, should start eating healthy food as a new research conducted by the Brigham and Women's Hospital has found that ...
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Healthy eating may help protect hearing in women, says study New Delhi, May 13 (ANI): Healthy eating habit in women may help protect hearing in women, according to a new ... New Delhi, May 13 (ANI): Healthy eating habit in women may help protect hearing in women, according to a new study.
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Coffee Use in Pregnancy Tied to Greater Risk of Obesity in Kids Even moderate coffee consumption during pregnancy, one to two cups per day, is associated with an increased risk of overweight or obesity in preschool and school-age children, according to a new Scandinavian study published in the journal BMJ Open.
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