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Researcher: Alzheimer's vaccine could cut dementia in half, human trials may be next An experimental vaccine that could hold off Alzheimer's disease is showing results in animal testing, according to researchers at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center.
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40M people with diabetes will be left without insulin by 2030, study predicts NEW YORK (CNN) - As the number of people living with diabetes continues to rise, the access to insulin needed to meet growing demand will fall short, a new study predicts.
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Early diagnosis means successful treatment: 2 men living with HIV in Greece share their experience Late diagnosis of HIV remains a challenge across the WHO European Region. Every second newly diagnosed person has already reached an advanced stage of the infection.
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Diabetes: Sodas worse for you than other sugary foods, study says Consuming too many sodas can negatively affect your health. In fact, it may increase your risk of diabetes more than other sugary foods, according to a new report.
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If You Swallow A Lego, Here Is When You'll Get It Back What do you hope to say soon after you've swallowed a Lego figurine head? Poop there it is. But is it true that all things must pass or at least all Lego figurine heads must pass?
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Research claims brain still functions after death so you'll be aware of everything The human brain still functions after death, meaning you know you are dead, new research claims. Scientists say they have discovered that for seconds after the heart stops, brain activity still functions.
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Ohio Logs 900 Cases of Hepatitis A Amid Multistate Outbreak Ohio has logged more than 900 cases of hepatitis A this year amid an outbreak of the disease around the state and some neighboring states.
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Your brain can 'keep working for hours' after you die One of the big questions of life is what will happen when we die. Will we see a bright white light? Will our life flash before our eyes?
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Diabetes: Sodas worse for you than other sugary foods, study says ATLANTA - Consuming too many sodas can negatively affect your health. In fact, it may increase your risk of diabetes more than other sugary foods, according to a new report, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.
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Disease on Deer Farms Spreads as Wisconsin Weakens Controls Wisconsin has pulled back on regulations and procedures aimed at containing the spread of chronic wasting disease. Nov. 25, 2018, at 1:05 a.m.. Disease on Deer Farms Spreads as Wisconsin Weakens Controls. Share. ×. Share on Facebook.
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Eckerson: Living a full and active life with diabetes When Dan Eckerson was a teenager and newly diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes, he was told his life expectancy would be only to his early 30s.
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Air pollution exposure linked to breast cancer: Study According to the researchers, the findings of the study infer a causal relationship between breast cancer and very high exposures to traffic-related air pollution containing mammary carcinogens.
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Kenya aims to reduce new HIV adult infections by 75 pct in 2019 File photo shows residents marching along the streets in Nairobi, capital of Kenya, to mark the World AIDS Day, Dec. 1, 2011. (Xinhua/Daniel Namale).
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Nipah virus: Simple hacks of checking the spread of this deadly infection Kerala has been badly hit by Nipah virus a couple of months back and a recent study has revealed that just not consumption of fruits infected by fruit bats, the infection had spread due to transmission of this deadly virus in three hospitals in ...
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International Meatless Day: Feed your muscles with these good quality vegetarian protein sources Will opting for a meat-free diet bring down your protein consumption? On International Meatless Day, we bring to you a variety of good quality vegetarian proteins you can opt for instead of meat.
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Yellow fever in Edo State, Nigeria The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) is reporting a suspected outbreak of yellow fever in Edo State. Image/Robert Herriman.
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Kerala Health Secretary articles on Nipah put government in a spot The government, however, maintained its figures were based on lab-confirmed reports and ruled out any mix-up. Share Via Email. Published: 25th November 2018 07:38 AM | Last Updated: 25th November 2018 07:38 AM | A+A A-.
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Congo approves clinical trials for Ebola treatments KINSHASA (Reuters) - Congolese authorities have authorized clinical trials for four experimental Ebola treatments, which will allow researchers to collect valuable data about their effectiveness, the health ministry said on Saturday.
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DRC: Ebola clinical trials begin as UN warns of newborns infected Authorities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) have approved clinical trials for four experimental Ebola treatments, even as the deadly disease's outbreak among newborn babies raises new fears.
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Research: Study links immune responses to environmental exposures early in life According to research, environmental exposures to farm dust, air pollution, and obstetric factors early in life can modify immune response in adolescents.
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