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"I don't feel real": Mental stress mounting after Michael PANAMA CITY, Fla. - Amy Cross has a hard time explaining the stress of living in a city that was splintered by Hurricane Michael. She's fearful after hearing gunshots at night, and she's confused because she no longer recognizes the place where she's ...
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First immunotherapy success for triple-negative breast cancer There is new hope for people with an aggressive type of breast cancer, as an immunotherapy trial shows for the first time that lives can be extended in people with triple-negative breast cancer.
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No Increase in Late Effects With Weekly RT in Breast Ca SAN ANTONIO -- Long-term data confirmed the safety of weekly hypofractionated radiation therapy (RT) in early breast cancer, results of the FAST trial found.
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Why is it so hard to figure out this polio-like illness hitting kids? Doctors say they are baffled by what's causing an uptick in cases of a paralyzing, polio-like condition among kids across the U.S.. The illness, called acute flaccid myelitis, appears to be on the rise in 2018 after causing just a handful of cases in 2017.
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Skipping workouts worse for health than smoking, diabetes, study says Diabetes and heart disease certainly affect your health. However, not exercising may be even more detrimental, according to a new report.
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Immunotherapy-chemo combo extends life for women with aggressive form of breast cancer, study finds It's good news for women with triple-negative breast cancer, an aggressive and hard-to-treat form of breast cancer that targets women under 50.
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Trauma experts report seeing people with mental problems in Hurricane Michael's wake PANAMA CITY, Fla. - Amy Cross has a hard time explaining the stress of living in a city that was splintered by Hurricane Michael. She's fearful after hearing gunshots at night and she's confused because she no longer recognizes the place where she has ...
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9 Old-Fashioned Ways To Prevent The Flu That Don't Work The flu has been around in some form for thousands of years. The Greek physician Hippocrates is thought to have written about the flu as early as 412 B.C.
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Giant inflatable colon stolen - and it's no laughing matter KANSAS CITY, Kan. - Your first inclination may be to laugh. Don't. Officials say someone stole a giant, inflatable colon used to teach about the dangers of colon cancer as it was on its way to a cancer fundraiser in Kansas.
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Chocolate Labradors die younger and have more health problems as demand narrows the gene pool Chocolate Labradors are becoming less healthy and are living shorter lives because of demand for the breed, scientists have warned.
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Study says working on your 'dad bod' before fatherhood can help your future kids' health Science is always telling women what they should and shouldn't eat and drink and what level of activity they should aspire to before and during pregnancy to assure a healthy child.
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Alzheimer's Walk raises thousands for research in Spartanburg SPARTANBURG, SC (WSPA) - Hundreds of people turned out to help raise money for Alzheimer's Research in Spartanburg, Saturday. The annual Spartanburg Walk to End Alzheimer's was put on by the south Carolina Alzheimer's Association at Barnet Park ...
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Congo rebels kill 15, abduct kids in Ebola outbreak region JOHANNESBURG (AP) - Congolese rebels killed 15 civilians and abducted a dozen children in an attack at the center of the latest deadly Ebola outbreak, Congo's military said Sunday, as the violence threatened to again force the suspension of crucial ...
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Congolese Rebels Stage Deadly Attack Stalling Ebola Containment Efforts (JOHANNESBURG) - Congolese rebels killed 15 civilians and abducted a dozen children in an attack at the epicenter of the latest deadly Ebola outbreak, Congo's military said Sunday, as the violence again forced crucial virus-containment efforts to be ...
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Walk to End Alzheimer's disease BAKERSFIELD, Calif. - Hundreds of people came out to raise awareness in the fight to end Alzheimer's Saturday morning. More than 500 Kern County residents participated in the Walk to End Alzheimer's disease.
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Heart patients advised to move around every 20 minutes to prolong life Home. Cardiology. October 21, 2018. October 21, 2018, European Society of Cardiology. 3D Model of the heart by Dr. Matthew Bramlet.
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When fathers exercise, their future offspring may benefit, mouse study suggests Male mice that work out spawn healthier offspring than their lethargic counterparts, according to a new study. Whether the results hold true for humans remains uncertain, but they support the notion that some of the benefits of exercise are somehow ...
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Diabetes Diet: 5 Healthy Carbohydrates You Must Include In your Diabetes Diet Diabetes Mellitus is a condition characterized by high blood sugar. Diabetes is one of the most common conditions faced by millions across the world presently.
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Diabetes type 2 - the 50p 'superfood' you should add to your daily diet Diabetes type 2 is a common condition that affects about 3.3 million people in the UK. It's caused by the pancreas not producing enough of the hormone insulin.
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Report: Women Everywhere Don't Know Enough About Ovarian Cancer A new study of women with ovarian cancer shows that ignorance about the condition is common among patients in all 44 countries surveyed.
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Dengvaxia Dengue Vaccine Endorsed by EU Committee October 21st, 2018 - The European Medicines Agency's Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use (CHMP) adopted on October 19, 2018, a positive opinion for the marketing authorization of Sanofi's dengue vaccine Dengvaxia.
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Thousands walk to raise money, awareness in breast cancer fight: 'It's support. It's encouragement.' HENRICO COUNTY, Va. -- Taking steps in the fight against breast cancer is what crowds came out to do Sunday at the Richmond Raceway.
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Doctors have a simple piece of advice for heart patients who want to live longer A paper on how to improve the outcome of patients with coronary heart disease was presented at the Canadian Cardiovascular Congress.
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5 myths about flu shots Michigan public health officials are recommending that Michigan residents get their annual flu shots now. ( Dreamstime ). Comment.
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Washington Park turns pink with 18000 supporting breast cancer fight More than 18,000 Capital Region residents came together Sunday at Washington Park in Albany for an annual fundraiser to support the American Cancer Society's efforts to fight breast cancer.
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Survivors, supporters bring awareness for breast cancer at Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk CONCORD, N.C. - The zMAX Dragway in Concord was filled with pink as hundreds of walkers filled up the drag strip Saturday morning for breast cancer awareness.
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Hundreds walk for breast cancer awareness at Hagerstown Community College Nearly 1,000 men, women, children and dogs made the 5-mile walk around the Hagerstown Community College campus Saturday to raise money to help those suffering from breast cancer.
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Father's nicotine exposure linked to child's poor cognition: Study While women have long been warned about the dangers of smoking during pregnancy, nicotine exposure in men could lead to cognitive deficits in their children and grandchildren, researchers, including one of Indian-origin, have found in their study on mice.
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Environmental Regulation Has Helped Cut Deaths From Air Pollution in Half, Study Finds There are plenty of reasons to be worried about air quality these days, from the Environmental Protection Agency killing an expert panel on dangerous particulate matter to the Trump administration's plan to scrap mercury regulations.
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Herpes is linked to half of Alzheimer's cases, scientist claims The herpes virus could be linked to at least half of all Alzheimer's disease cases, a scientist has claimed. Professor Ruth Itzhaki, who has spent more than 25 years at the University of Manchester investigating a potential link between the two, said ...
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Health officials investigate salmonella outbreak in 5 provinces B.C. has most cases, Alta., Sask., Man., Que. affected after some ate cucumbers but other sources possible. Cathy Kearney · CBC News · Posted: Oct 20, 2018 2:16 PM PT | Last Updated: October 20.
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Zimbabwe to commemorate World AIDS Day 2018 Tadiwa Nyatanga-Pfupa On the December 1st, 2018, all roads will lead to Rujeko Secondary School in Glendale, Mazowe district of Mashonaland Central, for the commemorations of the World AIDS Day (WAD).
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Cucumbers sold at Costco linked to Salmonella cases in Washington Washington state health officials report investigating six Salmonella cases in five counties. Image/stevepb via pixabay. The six cases include residents of King (1), Snohomish (1), Thurston (1), Yakima (2) and Pierce (1) counties.
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ESMO 2018 Press Release - Regular Exercise Should be Part of Cancer Care for all Patients MUNICH, October 20, 2018 /PRNewswire/ --. Including exercise as part of cancer care can significantly improve symptom management, quality of life and fitness during and after treatment, French researchers concluded in presentations at the ESMO 2018 ...
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