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Report that US suppressed breastfeeding resolution shocks advocates The benefits of breastfeeding over formula are clear and are not controversial, so advocates expressed surprise and dismay Monday over a report that the U.S.
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Fresh Del Monte Produce Recalls Vegetable Trays After 212 Get Infected By Parasites More than 200 people in four states have been infected with an intestinal parasite after eating prepackaged vegetable trays sold by Fresh Del Monte Produce, federal authorities said.
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The boys trapped in the Thailand cave could face an unusual disease As the rescue efforts for the 12 boys and their coach trapped in a flooded Thailand cave have continued, the world has been hoping for the entire group's safe return to the surface.
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Burnout Tied to Twofold Higher Risk for Medical Errors Doctors who reported at least one major symptom of burnout were more than twice as likely to report a major medical error within the previous 3 months, according to a new study published online today in Mayo Clinic Proceedings.
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Doctor Burnout Widespread, Helps Drive Many Medical Errors By Alan Mozes HealthDay Reporter. MONDAY, July 9, 2018 (HealthDay News) -- More than half of American doctors are burned out, a new national survey suggests, and those doctors are more likely to make medical mistakes.
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Amazon Wasp with Enormous Stinger May Just Haunt Your Nightmares There's a new species on the list of terrifying creatures of the Amazon: Calistoga crassicaudata. It's a tiny parasitoid wasp with a giant stinger that the female uses not only to paralyze her host but also to deposit eggs inside the unsuspecting ...
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Doctor burnout widespread, helps drive many medical errors MONDAY, July 9, 2018 -- More than half of American doctors are burned out, a new national survey suggests, and those doctors are more likely to make medical mistakes.
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Surveillance That Can See Through Walls: MIT Develops 'RF-Pose,' Which Can Identify And Track People RF-Pose can detect a person's identity and actions, effectively giving people the power to "see through" walls. MIT researchers develop RF-Pose.
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11 new conditions qualify for Michigan medical marijuana Eleven more medical conditions now qualify for medical marijuana prescriptions, the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs announced today.
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Study finds health risks for transgender women on hormone therapy Transgender women on hormone therapy may be at a higher risk for cardiovascular problems, such as stroke, blood clots and heart attack, researchers reported Monday.
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Australian experiment wipes out over 80% of disease-carrying mosquitoes (CNN) In an experiment with global implications, Australian scientists have successfully wiped out more than 80% of disease-carrying mosquitoes in trial locations across north Queensland.
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Babies sleep better when they begin solid food early, study says (CNN) Both the UK National Health Service and the American Academy of Pediatrics recommend that mothers exclusively breastfeed until about 6 months of age and then begin to introduce solid foods.
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Autism, 10 other conditions now qualify patients for medical marijuana The state on Monday added 11 medical conditions, including autism, chronic pain, Parkinson's disease and Tourette's syndrome, to the list of ailments that could qualify a person for a medical marijuana card.
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Parent's Tough Childhood Can Cast Shadow Across Generations By Amy Norton HealthDay Reporter. MONDAY, July 9, 2018 (HealthDay News) -- When a parent has suffered abuse or other adversities as a child, their children may be more prone to mood and behavior problems, a new study suggests.
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Girl, 7, meets National Guard veteran who donated bone marrow that saved her life The video of a 7-year-old Utah girl meeting the National Guard veteran who donated bone marrow years ago that saved her life went viral.
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Health Officials Suspect Measles Case in Washington State Health officials say a child in southern Washington state is suspected of having measles contracted from someone in the Portland-area where two cases were found.
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Babies sleep better when they begin solid food early, study says LONDON (CNN) - Both the U.K. National Health Service and the American Academy of Pediatrics recommend that mothers exclusively breastfeed until about 6 months of age and then begin to introduce solid foods.
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Mich. Legionnaires' disease, Pontiac fever cases up amid warmer temps Legionella-related illnesses are on the rise in Michigan, state health officials warned Monday. The state has seen a nearly 30 percent increase this year in the number of people who contracted legionellosis, which includes Legionnaires' disease and the ...
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Advisory - Several drugs containing valsartan being recalled due to contamination with a potential carcinogen Published: Jul 10, 2018. OTTAWA, July 9, 2018 /CNW/ -. Issue: Several drugs containing the ingredient valsartan are being recalled by their manufacturers.
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Vaping Doesn't Often Help Smokers Quit, New Study Finds Makers of electronic cigarettes and other vaping devices often tout their products as smoking cessation aids. But new research suggests that the devices haven't helped many U.S.
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PA clean slate law/Fighting West Nile Pennsylvania is the first state in the country with a "clean slate" law. It allows those who were arrested for non-violent crimes that carried a year or more in prison to have their records sealed if they don't break the law again for 10 years and have ...
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12 things to know about sun exposure Despite increased awareness of the dangers of sun exposure, the rate of skin cancer, and in particular of melanoma skin cancer, is on the rise in Ireland.
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Baldwin County officials issue warnings after 2 attacked by foxes last week This picture shows a fox in Courtland, Ala., and was taken with a game camera. Officials in south Alabama are investigating reports that a fox bit a Robertsdale man and chased residents in Baldwin County.
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Campus Queries: Why does sun exposure lead to sunburns? Campus Queries is a series in which Daily Bruin readers and staff present science-related questions for UCLA professors and experts to answer.
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Samoa has seized all MMR vaccines after deaths of two toddlers Samoan health authorities have stopped all children's vaccinations in the island nation after the deaths of two toddlers. A full inquiry into the circumstances of the deaths has also been launched at the request of Prime Minister Tuilaepa Lupesoliai ...
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OC Officials Warn of West Nile Virus as 1st Infected Mosquito Sample Is Found in Garden Grove The first mosquito sample testing positive for West Nile Virus this year was confirmed by the Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control District to be found in Garden Grove, the agency said in a news release Monday.
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Walk-in clinic set for Hepatitis A vaccine A walk-in clinic will be hosted Thursday by the Henry County Health Department for the Hepatitis A vaccine following the announcement Friday a Taco Bell worker at the Napoleon location has the virus.
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Why You Should Not Wear A Necktie: Inhibiting Blood Flow To Your Brain Neckties are stupid. Could they also make you stupid? The former statement is my personal opinion, as I rarely wear neckties, but what about the latter?
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Exploring local data helps develop targeted approaches to fight childhood obesity Childhood and adolescent obesity are alarming nearly everywhere in Europe. However, a closer look reveals telling differences in regional, local and socio-economic patterns.
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Larry and Me: How donor's liver saved my life Since Larry and me first met just over three years ago, we've been an inseparable pair, helping one another to live the kind of lives we could never live apart.
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Macau | Valsartan users to change drug this week, delay due to shortage of a substitute Macau (MNA) - Some 1,238 patients registered within the public health system - 680 patients from the Public Hospital Conde de São Januário (CHCSJ) and 558 from health centres - who have been prescribed the antihypertensive drug Valsartan, 'must ...
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How keeping your cool in a heatwave can keep you healthy "Summer bodies are made in winter" goes the saying of personal trainers. But, according to a new fitness trend, it should be: "Summer bodies are made in winter weather.
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