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The Traumatic Reality Of Who Is Really Hurt By Late-Term Abortion Laws Baby Molly was loved and wanted, but her mother wishes she hadn't been forced to carry her to term. Editor's note: According to TIME Magazine, New York state recently passed new legislation regarding late-term abortion.
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'It will take off like a wildfire': The unique dangers of the Washington state measles outbreak VANCOUVER, Wash. - Amber Gorrow is afraid to leave her house with her infant son because she lives at the epicenter of Washington state's worst measles outbreak in more than two decades.
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Smoking a small amount of pot may boost sperm and testosterone, surprised researchers find When Dr. Jorge Chavarro's team started investigating marijuana's effects on sperm, they had every reason to believe weed would prove detrimental to "testicular function," because other studies had said it to be so.
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'Patient Zero' identified in Washington state measles outbreak Vancouver, W.A. (KOMO) - State health officials say the first person to contract measles in the latest outbreak was someone from outside the country.
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Pot Smokers Have More Sperm, New Study Shows When you get high on marijuana, your sperm gets high too—pot has been linked to lower sperm counts and concentrations. But a new study, published Tuesday in the journal Human Reproduction, found that isn't true with both current and former marijuana ...
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NJ Warns of Potential Hepatitis Exposure at a Dunkin' Donuts New Jersey health officials say people who visited a Dunkin' Donuts in Ocean City may have been exposed to hepatitis. Feb. 7, 2019.
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Health Officials Warn of Potential Hepatitis Exposure at NJ Dunkin' Donuts New Jersey health officials say people who visited a Dunkin' Donuts in Ocean City may have been exposed to hepatitis. NJ Surgery Center Responds to Health Scare NJ Surgery Center Responds to Health Scare.
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NJ warns of potential hepatitis exposure at a Dunkin' Donuts New Jersey health officials say people who visited a Dunkin' Donuts in Ocean City may have been exposed to hepatitis. The Cape May County Health Department says a person who worked at the store tested positive for hepatitis A and was there while he ...
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New Jersey Dunkin' Donuts worker tests positive for hepatitis A, customers urged to get vaccinated Customers who visited a Dunkin' Donuts location on the Jersey Shore last week are being urged to get the hepatitis A vaccination after an employee tested positive for the highly contagious virus near the end of last month.
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China says tests on plasma products negative for HIV BEIJING - Chinese investigators said Thursday tests on a batch of a plasma product feared to have been contaminated with HIV have turned up negative for the virus that causes AIDS.
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Study: Smoking pot might actually raise men's fertility An observational study found higher sperm concentrations and higher testosterone levels in men who have smoked marijuana compared to men who have not used it.
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Trump Pledges To End HIV Transmission By 2030. Doable, But Daunting. Noting that science has "brought a once-distant dream within reach," President Donald Trump on Tuesday night pledged to eliminate HIV transmission within 10 years.
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Smoking Marijuana Linked to Better Sperm Counts in Surprising Study Men who smoke marijuana may have higher sperm counts than those who have never used the drug, a surprising new study suggests. The findings are "not consistent" with previous research, which has suggested that marijuana has a harmful effect on men's ...
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Could Smoking a Little Pot Raise Sperm Levels? By Dennis Thompson. HealthDay Reporter. WEDNESDAY, Feb. 6, 2019 (HealthDay News) -- Forget the mellow slacker image -- pot smoking might actually make men more potent.
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Taking care An incredibly informative conversation with Rhonda Pruitt of the Virginia Department of Health's Piedmont Health District recently deepened my understanding of the Measles, Mumps and Rubella vaccine (MMR) and of the measles virus itself.
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China investigates HIV contamination of 12000 blood plasma treatments SHANGHAI: A batch of more than 12,000 blood plasma treatments produced by a state-owned pharmaceutical company in China was found to have been contaminated with HIV.
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China Investigates Reports of HIV-Tainted Blood Plasma Treatment BEIJING - Officials in Shanghai are investigating reports that a Chinese pharmaceutical company may have sold more than 12,000 units of a blood plasma product contaminated with H.I.
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Typhus At LA City Hall! Fleas Infected By Rats, All Carpeting Junked All of the carpets in City Hall and City Hall East may need to be ripped out due to a typhus outbreak in downtown Los Angeles, according to Council President Herb Wesson, who said a city employee possibly contracted the infectious disease while at work.
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Measles outbreak declared in Philippines Authorities in the Philippines have declared an outbreak of the highly contagious measles virus in several areas including the capital, Manila.
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Report: Missoula County has highest number of flu cases in state; big spike in January The last week in January saw a spike in influenza cases reported in Montana, and Missoula County now has the highest numbers of infections in the state this season.
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DOH expands measles outbreak to other regions Health Secretary Francisco Duque III on Thursday said there are also measles outbreak in other areas in Luzon and Central and Eastern Visayas aside from Metro Manila.
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DOH: Measles outbreak expands to other areas of Luzon, Visayas (3rd UPDATE) Health Secretary Francisco Duque III reiterates his appeal for parents to have their children vaccinated against measles amid the continued vaccine scare created by the Dengvaxia controversy ...
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Flu season continues, cases on rise The Hill Country's off-again, on-again winter weather is the prime time to get influenza and be calling work to say you're sick.
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Flu shows slight slowdown, but still takes another 5 lives in Pa. There was a slight reprieve from the flu across Pennsylvania from the last week. The Pennsylvania Department of Health has released its weekly report tracking the number of confirmed flu cases -- meaning a positive lab test reported to the state -- in ...
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Lake Dallas High School student diagnosed with whooping cough A student at Lake Dallas High School has been diagnosed with pertussis, or whooping cough, officials said Wednesday. Denton County Public Health epidemiologist Briar Deen sent a letter to parents asking them to review their immunization records to ...
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Chronic pain most common reason US patients get medical marijuana (Reuters Health) - Almost two-thirds of patients in the U.S. who get medical marijuana are using it as a treatment for chronic pain, a new study suggests.
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Obesity-related cancers up among millennials, study say The rates for some cancers linked to obesity are rising among young adults in the USA, said a study led by the American Cancer Society.
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Higher education won't prevent mental decline, study finds Education has long been thought to protect against the ravages of brain diseases like Alzheimer's. Numerous studies seemed to suggest that the more educated were less likely to develop dementia.
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Two Cherokee County schools warn parents of whooping cough exposure Parents of students at two Cherokee County schools received letters this week warning them that their child may have been exposed to whooping cough.
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Pinellas and Hillsborough counties among places listed as high risk for contracting HIV/AIDS The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services pinpointed 48 counties where they said half of all new HIV diagnoses occurred. Two of those counties, Pinellas and Hillsborough, are right here in the Tampa Bay Area.
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Education won't help much when it comes to dementia, study says (CNN) -- Don't rest on your laurels, as your scholastic achievements will not save you from dementia, new research suggests. A high level of education does not delay the start of dementia and does not slow the speed of decline, according to a study ...
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Hospitals trying to screen potential measles patients to thwart contamination Jennifer Murray rolled her double stroller into her Kent pediatrician's office Wednesday on a mission. "I'm here for the MMR vaccine," she told office staff.
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Whooping cough case confirmed in Dell Rapids school A case of whooping cough was confirmed in the Dell Rapids School District on Wednesday. Whooping cough, or pertussis, is spread through respiratory droplets - meaning coughing and sneezing are most common ways the disease is spread.
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Trump can't eliminate HIV without protecting Obamacare Watching President Trump's State of the Union address Tuesday night, my mind raced back to one of my patients, panting as she strung together a few words.
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More than 20000 people infected in measles outbreak in Madagascar CNN's David McKenzie travels to Madagascar as the country experiences a massive measles outbreak, causing more than 300 deaths and 20,000 to become infected.
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Manila: Measles outbreak declared Philippines health officials officially declared a measles outbreak in National Capital Region (NCR), which includes Manila on Wednesday.
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You Could Have A Heart Attack Without Even Knowing It From Women's Health. You'd totally know if you were having a heart attack, right? You'd clutch your left arm in pain, immediately fall down to the floor, and head to the hospital immediately.
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Measles by the numbers: A look at the risk your child is in at school HOUSTON - Health experts said vaccinating kids for the measles is the only real way to protect them against the virus. However, families in Texas can opt out of giving their children the MMR vaccine for medical, religious, or personal reasons and ...
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Health matters: How a woman's heart is different from a man's Men and women will always have their differences, but did you know these differences also extend to our hearts? That's important to know because heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the United States.
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No salt added: Tips for a healthy heart FLORENCE. February is recognized as National Heart Month in efforts to raise awareness and to promote heart health. Heart disease is the No.
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Swine Fever Confirmed in More Prefectures in Japan Nagoya, Feb. 6 (Jiji Press)--Pigs at a farm in the city of Toyota, Aichi Prefecture, central Japan, have tested positive for swine fever, the agriculture ministry said Wednesday.
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Researchers find a new treatment for Chlamydia Washington: There might be a treatment for Chlamydia - the most common sexually transmitted bacterial infection in the world - now.
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Fruits and vegetables important for mental, physical well-being: Study While it's well-established that eating fruits and vegetables can benefit physical health. A recent study suggests that it may also benefit psychological well-being.
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Ovarian cysts should be 'watched' rather than removed: study Women may not need to undergo surgery for non-cancerous ovarian cysts, avoiding potential surgical complications. This is the finding of new research, by a team of international scientists from institutions including Imperial College London and KU ...
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