Tag: Health

Incidence of Infants Sharing a Bed Rising, Says NIH
The NIH this week revealed results from the National Infant Sleep Position Study that show that the incidence of infants sharing a bed with an adult or another child has more than...
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Alzheimer’s: A Discovery of Two New Gene Mutations
A research team from the Massachusetts General Hospital have discovered two gene mutations that could cause late onset Alzheimer's disease in humans. The good news, according to th...
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Flu Vaccinations Are Up, But Not Enough
While the days are getting a little shorter and cooler, there's something lurking around the corner that takes away from the fall bliss--flu season. Flu shots are now available at...
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Stroke Risk Cut by Vitamin B, Shows Study
A new study published recently in the journal Neurology has shown that vitamin B supplements could help cut the ris...
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FDA Sounds-Off On Mobile Medical Apps
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) this week issued guidance on mobile medical apps, a group of increasingly popular mo...
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Lil Wayne Chats with Katie Couric, Talks Retirement and Seizures
The famous 2009 interview between former network anchorwoman, Katie Couric, and rapper Lil Wayne wasn't just your regular, routine interview. The two forged an unexpected bond that...
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Alleged Fourth Porn Star Tests Positive for HIV
According to The AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF), another U.S. porn star was tested positive for contracting HIV, making it the...
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New Anti-Smoking Campaign Successful, Says CDC
Anyone who watched TV, or even just YouTube last spring has seen the ads. Men and women giving "tips" from their personal experiences with...
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Internet Addiction Rehab Program Launched At PA Hospital
Are you addicted to the internet? Do you find yourself constantly scrolling and refreshing social media websites on hours without end? Many of us lightly joke about being...
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Thousands of Heart Disease Deaths Preventable, Says CDC
With obesity and its accompanying medical issues now declared an epidemic in the U.S., researchers have been scrambling to stem the tide and help save lives. Today, the U.S. Cente...
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Bubonic Plague Kills Boy In Kyrgyzstan
Kyrgyzstan, for those who don't know, is a small, landlocked country in central Asia. It is mountainous, Russi...
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U.S. School Health Policies Improving, Says CDC
The epidemic of obesity in the U.S. has reached even children. Though s...
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Chocolate Linked to Brain Health, Shows Study
Good news for chocoholics this week: a new study has found that chocol...
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‘Gluten-Free’ Defined by FDA For Food Labels
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) today announced a new definition for the use of the term "gluten-free" on food label...
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Study: Money Doesn’t Protect People From Toxicants, Just Changes Them
It's a simple assumption that those with greater means will be able to live cleaner, healthier lives away from pollution with access to better foods. A new study, however, shows t...
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