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Daily Low-Dose Aspirin No Longer Recommended by Doctors, if You're Healthy For years, low-dose aspirin has been described as a panacea to ward off heart attacks, strokes and other cardiovascular disease. New guidelines, though, suggest that aspirin should not be prescribed to most adults who are in good cardiovascular health ...
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Educational and social disparities in women with male twins: Study Does it matter if your twin is a male or a female? Maybe. Researchers from the Norwegian School of Economics, Northwestern University and Emory University looked at what happens if a female shares a womb with a male twin.
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Mayo Clinic minute: What you need to know about polyps in your colon Perhaps one of the most dreaded parts of turning 50, is having to get a colonoscopy. While regular colon screening can be uncomfortable, Dr.
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NASA study finds herpes viruses reactivate in astronauts, what causes flare-ups in space Four human herpes viruses have been found to reactivate in astronauts on space shuttle and International Space Station missions, according to new research by NASA.
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Educational and social disparities in women with male twins: Study iStock/kckate16(NEW YORK) - Does it matter if your twin is a male or a female? Maybe. Researchers from the Norwegian School of Economics, Northwestern University and Emory University looked at what happens if a female shares a womb with a male ...
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Soda, sports drinks tied to higher risk of early death (Reuters Health) - People who consume lots of sugary sodas and sports drinks every day may be more likely to die early of causes like heart disease and cancer than people who rarely if ever indulge in these beverages, a U.S.
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Spaceflight is activating herpes in astronauts (CNN) The longer astronauts spend in space, the more likely they are to have viruses like herpes, chickenpox and shingles reactivate, according to new NASA research.
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Drinking Sugary Beverages Linked with Early Death Soda and other sugary beverages aren't exactly known for being healthy. But now, a new study finds that sugar-sweetened beverages are tied to an increased risk of early death.
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Unvaccinated Student in Kentucky Sues After Being Barred From Playing Basketball A student at a Catholic school in Kentucky has sued the Northern Kentucky Health Department, claiming it violated his First Amendment rights by barring him from playing basketball because he refused to be vaccinated against chickenpox.
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Why The Promise Of Electronic Health Records Has Gone Unfulfilled A decade ago, the U.S. government claimed that ditching paper medical charts for electronic records would make health care better, safer and cheaper.
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Measles Alert At Newark Airport; Traveler Came From Aruba: NJDOH An international traveler with measles passed through Newark Airport, health department officials said. By Eric Kiefer, Patch Staff | Mar 18, 2019 5:02 pm ET | Updated Mar 18, 2019 5:03 pm ET.
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Second measles case confirmed in Collin County after the contagious person visited Kroger in Prosper A second measles case has been reported in Collin County, where the contagious person visited a grocery store, health officials said Monday.
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Best odds against measles outbreak: vaccination County Supervisor Chairman Randy Garrison getting his annual influenza immunization. (Yavapai County Community Health Services/Courtesy).
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Second measles case confirmed in Collin County, officials say COLLIN COUNTY, Texas - Collin County Health Care Services (CCHCS) has identified a second case of measles, the health organization said Monday.
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Traveler with measles may have infected others at Newark Airport this month A person infected with measles may have exposed others at Newark Liberty International Airport earlier this month, health officials said.
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New evidence suggests we should eat fewer eggs Adults who eat more dietary cholesterol—such as that in eggs—have a significantly higher risk of cardiovascular disease and of death from any cause, a new study reports.
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Colon cancer kills, but screening saves lives This is a very real and profound truth; colon cancer remains a dangerous and deadly disease. Despite the progress made combating this disease, the fact is, the American Cancer Society (ACS) estimates there will be more than 100,000 new cases of colon ...
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There's new advice to prevent food allergies in children (CNN) Giving a baby a new food to try is fun, and it should be. The only concerns parents should have: finding their phones fast enough to document the funny faces and cleaning up the mess that might follow.
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One in Five US Adults Ask Doctor for Lower Cost Medication Over one third of U.S. adults aged 18-64, without health insurance, did not take their prescription medication as prescribed in the past 12 months in order to reduce costs, according to data released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ...
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Fighting HIV: Gaps in treatment, testing drive new infections An estimated 80% of the nearly 40,000 new HIV infections that occurred in the U.S. in 2016 were transmitted from those who either did not know their diagnosis or were not receiving regular care to maintain their virus at nearly non-transmissible levels ...
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CDC: Untreated HIV Infections Barrier to Ending Epidemic The majority of new HIV infections are transmitted through either patients who are unaware of their HIV status or from those who are aware of their infection, but are not in care, researchers found.
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Lessons for Mumbai from the American measles outbreak The United States believed that they eliminated measles, but the country has just reported one of the largest outbreaks of the disease.
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Child doctors have new advice on preventing dangerous peanut and food allergies The American Academy of Pediatrics recommended that parents introduce some babies to peanut-containing foods to avoid dangerous allergies.
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Health Matters: Colon cancer in younger adults on the rise When Americans are presented with the opportunity to screen for colorectal cancer, many squeamishly say, "I'll worry about it when I'm older.
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Positive trial results show ultrasound energy can treat high blood pressure A promising new study is documenting the long-term effects of a novel surgical procedure using ultrasound to reduce blood pressure in patients with hypertension.
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Scientists reverse alcohol-seeking behavior in rats with flip of a switch Scientists at Scripps Research have found that they can reverse the desire to drink in alcohol-dependent rats--with the flip of a switch.
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Cosmetic Surgery Is On The Rise, New Data Reveal The American Society of Plastic Surgeons have published new statistics that reveal recent trends in body-shaping procedures. Islamabad (UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News / Online - 18th March, 2019) The American Society of Plastic Surgeons have published ...
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New AHA/ACC CVD Primary Prevention Guideline NEW ORLEANS - The American College of Cardiology (ACC) and the American Heart Association (AHA) have released new guidance on the primary prevention of cardiovascular disease.
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Missouri confirms case of measles Missouri has become the 13th state to report a confirmed case of measles this year, which has seen the potentially deadly virus spread four times faster than last year, according to federal data.
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Coffee could slow or even stop prostate cancer growth, new study shows Kahweol acetate and cafestol compounds shown to inhibit tumour growth in cells resistant to anti-cancer drugs. Adam Forrest @adamtomforrest; 1 minute ago.
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Malappuram boy succumbs to West Nile fever Kozhikode: A six-year-old boy, who had tested positive for West Nile fever, died at the Government Medical College Hospital, Kozhikode, in the wee hours of Monday.
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7-yr-old affected with West Nile fever dies in Kozhikode Father Paul Thelakat booked for bringing fake documents against Cardinal. Read More. mosquito. Kozhikode: The seven-year-old boy who was affected with West Nile fever died this morning.
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Ears Can Be Used For ECG To Predict Heart Rhythm Researchers have developed a novel electrocardiogram (ECG) method that uses signals from the ear to check heart rhythm, making it easy for drivers, athletes and persons in the military to scan their own heart beat.
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