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The flu has sickened about 7 million in the US so far, CDC estimates Flu has sickened between 6 and 7 million people in the United States so far this season, sending about half to the doctor for fever, chills and other influenza symptoms, according to estimates released Friday by federal health officials.
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Woman with Rare Condition Couldn't Hear Male Voices A woman in China suddenly developed an unusual condition that made her unable to hear male voices. And while that might seem enviable to some, the hearing loss could carry serious medical repercussions.
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Want to Prevent the Deadliest Diseases? Eat More Fiber If you want to eat something for better health, make it fiber. That's the advice from nutrition experts and the latest national dietary guidelines.
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More Proof High-Fiber Diets Help Prevent Cancers, Heart Disease By Alan Mozes HealthDay Reporter. (HealthDay). THURSDAY, Jan. 10, 2019 (HealthDay News) -- A large, new analysis helps confirm that eating lots of grains, vegetables and fruit lowers your risk of dying early from cancer or heart disease.
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Blow to low carb diet as landmark study finds high fibre cuts heart disease risk Review commissioned by WHO says fibre in 'good' carbohydrates such as wholegrain bread and oats has protective effect. Sarah Boseley Health editor.
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Chronic Wasting Disease Confirmed In 14 Iowa Deer Des Moines, Iowa - Fourteen tissue samples from wild Iowa deer tested positive for chronic wasting disease, bringing the total deer testing positive to chronic wasting disease in Iowa to 44.
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High-fiber diet linked to lower risk of death, chronic diseases (CNN) - People who eat diets that are high in fiber have lower risk of death and chronic diseases such as stroke or cancer compared with people with low fiber intake, a new analysis found.
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Want to prevent deadly diseases? Eat more fiber, study says A large, new analysis helps confirm that eating lots of grains, vegetables and fruit lowers your risk of dying early from cancer or heart disease.
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Waterford tattoo artist reportedly did not reveal HIV status to sexual partners MILWAUKEE - A Town of Waterford man, who reportedly worked as a tattoo artist in Milwaukee County, has been charged with six felony counts of second-degree recklessly endangering safety after he allegedly had sex with six women without informing ...
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Dubuque-Area Hunters Pass on Tradition Amid Hunting Decline BY BENNET GOLDSTEIN, The Dubuque Telegraph Herald. SHERRILL, Iowa (AP) - As members of his hunting party looked on, Mike Laugesen crouched in a gully and started to dress the eight-point buck he just shot.
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AI Beats Humans at Detecting Cervical Precancers By Serena Gordon HealthDay Reporter. THURSDAY, Jan. 10, 2019 (HealthDay News) -- Many women in developing countries lack access to advanced screening for cervical cancer.
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More chronic wasting disease cases found in Mississippi, Tennessee More cases of chronic wasting disease have been found inside deer in Mississippi and Tennessee, state officials said. The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks and the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency reported the findings on Friday.
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Laura Nuttal's heart-break after terminal brain tumour diagnosis THE world of a promising student came crashing down when she was diagnosed with terminal brain tumours. 0 comment. Laura Nuttall thought she had symptoms of 'fresher's flu' after suffering with headaches during her first term at King's College ...
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Excess belly fat could shrink your brain, study says HENRY COUNTY, Ga. - There are a lot of health issues associated with belly fat. But did you know it could do also impact your brain?
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Decreased deep sleep may signal Alzheimer's Older people who get less deep sleep have higher levels of the brain protein tau, a sign of cognitive decline and Alzheimer's disease, according to a study.
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Lewis Judd, psychiatrist who probed the science of the brain, dies at 88 Lewis L. Judd, a nationally known psychiatrist who helped turn the focus of his profession from psychoanalysis to neuroscience, an approach that sought to destigmatize mental illness by treating it as cancer, heart disease or any other medical problem ...
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Excess belly fat could shrink your brain, study says There are a lot of health issues associated with belly fat. But did you know it could do also impact your brain? » RELATED: Lack of sleep makes your brain work slower.
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Hospitalizations may be major risk factor for increased cognitive decline in older adults Emergency and urgent hospitalizations are associated with an increased rate of cognitive decline in older adults, report researchers at Rush University Medical Center.
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Plant-based diet benefits heart health, endurance and recovery in athletes A new review published in the journal Nutrients adds further evidence to the theory that plant-based athletes benefit from improvements in heart health, performance, and recovery.
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Tobacco retail licensing may lower rates of teen smoking Local tobacco retail licensing may decrease the rates of cigarette and e-cigarette use in adolescents and young adults, according to study results published in Pediatrics.
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Know the Facts: Cervical Cancer January is National Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, and according to the American Cancer Society, it is predicted that more than 13,000 women in the United States will be diagnosed with the disease this year.
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Is Social Media Addiction A Disorder? Researchers Think The Problem Needs To Be Taken More Seriously Spending too much time on social media is almost a given in this day and age. But hours of scrolling through Twitter, Instagram, and the like could result in a health issue, according to some experts.
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Social media addicts behave like those addicted to drugs: Study A new research published in the Journal of Behavior Addictions has suggested that excessive use of social media platforms can make its users take decisions as bad as drug addicts tend to do.
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DC lawmakers to probe city's failures in stemming opioid epidemic D.C. lawmakers will hold a public hearing to examine failures in the city's response to surging heroin deaths in African American neighborhoods and to assess future strategies for combating the opioid epidemic.
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Northern: Take time out for your cervical health Another year has gone by in a flash. During this past year, while you were busy with work, volunteering or taking care of family and friends, did you remember to take time out for your cervical health?
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DRC records more Ebola as presidential election is called Early this morning, election officials in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) called Felix Tshisekedi the winner of the presidential election held on Dec 30.
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US cancer death rate has declined for at least 25 years Here's a milestone worth celebrating: The U.S. cancer death rate has dropped 27 percent over the past 25 years. The encouraging stats come from the American Cancer Society's latest annual report.
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Global fight against killer diseases seeks £11bn A key fund which finances the fight against AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria is seeking fresh investment worth £11bn. The French President Emmanuel Macron is launching the latest round to replenish the Global Fund in Paris.
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Repeatedly missing GP appointments may indicate greater risk of death from all causes Repeatedly missing general practice (GP) appointments may be a risk marker for all-cause mortality, particularly in patients with mental health conditions, new research published in the open access journal BMC Medicine suggests.
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Ovarian cancer AI can tell how aggressive a woman's tumour is By Nicole Kobie. Artificial intelligence is helping researchers spot aggressive forms of ovarian cancer. Yinyin Yuan and colleagues at the Institute of Cancer Research in London built an AI to look for differences in tumour cell shape.
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Zimbabwe: Govt Bans SA Animal Imports Over Foot-N-Mouth Government has, with immediate effect, suspended the importation of all live cloven-hoofed animals and their products from South Africa following an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) in some parts of Limpopo Province on Tuesday.
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