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Exercise Could Help Disabled People, But Too Few Are Active: CDC
Lack of workouts increases the risk of chronic diseases, experts say
- Posted May 6, 2014
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MERS Can Be Transmitted From Camel to Human, Study Confirms
Vienna virologists report finding coronavirus almost identical in both from same region
- Posted May 6, 2014
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Exercise Could Help Disabled People, But Too Few Are Active: CDC
Lack of workouts increases the risk of chronic diseases, experts say
- Posted May 6, 2014
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MERS Can Be Transmitted From Camel to Human, Study Confirms
Vienna virologists report finding coronavirus almost identical in both from same region
- Posted May 6, 2014
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Older Infertile Couples Should Try In Vitro Fertilization First: Study
Other fertility treatments less likely to result in pregnancy, birth for women over 38, researchers say
- Posted May 6, 2014
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Weight Gain Fears Keep Some Smokers From Quitting
Docs can help by addressing diet maintenance in cessation plans, researchers say
- Posted May 6, 2014
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Daily Aspirin Regimen Not Safe for Everyone, FDA Warns
It may cause more harm than good in those who have not experienced heart problems or stroke
- Posted May 6, 2014
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Blood Pressure Drugs Help Keep Heart Trouble at Bay: FDA
Experts suggest ways to keep high blood pressure under control
- Posted May 6, 2014
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Health Highlights: May 6, 2014
Coca-Cola to Eliminate Controversial Substance From Beverages Baby Gate-Related Injuries on the Rise: Study
- Posted May 6, 2014
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Could Energy Drinks Be Wrong Choice for Some Teens?
Unhealthy behaviors may be more common in those who consume the beverages, research suggests
- Posted May 6, 2014




















