- Vaping Linked to Earlier Onset of Asthma
- FDA Approves New Drug for Deadly Lung Cancer
- U.S. Justice Department Moves to Reclassify Weed as Less Risky Drug
- Global Life Expectancy Could Rise By More Than 4 Years by 2050
- Most Cancer Treatments Near End of Life Are Useless: Study
- Brain’s ‘Food Smell’ Circuitry Might Drive Overeating
- The More Kids Use Social Media, The More They’re Likely to Vape
- Men Are More Debilitated by Diabetes Than Women
- Is Your Child Ready for Summer Sleepaway Camp?
- Leptospirosis: What Every Dog Owner Should Know
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Younger Women Often Ignore Signs of Heart Attack
Study participants, from 30 to 55 years old, said they were reluctant to trigger false alarm
- Posted February 24, 2015
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A Doctor’s Advice, a Patient’s Race Influence Flu Shot Rates
Blacks less likely than whites to get immunized, survey shows
- Posted February 24, 2015
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Certain Painkillers Ill-Advised After Heart Attack: Study
If you're taking anti-clotting drugs, you should avoid meds like ibuprofen and Celebrex, doctors say
- Posted February 24, 2015
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2 of 3 Smokers Will Die Early If They Don’t Quit, Research Shows
Findings confirm newer estimates that put toll of cigarettes much higher than previously thought
- Posted February 24, 2015
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California Reports No New Measles Cases Since Last Update
But it's too soon to declare the outbreak over, health officials say
- Posted February 24, 2015
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2 of 3 Smokers Will Die Early If They Don’t Quit, Research Shows
Findings confirm newer estimates that put toll of cigarettes much higher than previously thought
- Posted February 24, 2015
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California Reports No New Measles Cases Since Last Update
But it's too soon to declare the outbreak over, health officials say
- Posted February 24, 2015
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Farydak Approved for Multiple Myeloma
Blood cancer kills more than 10,000 Americans annually
- Posted February 24, 2015
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Health Highlights: Feb. 24, 2015
U.S. Uninsured Rate Lowest in Seven Years: Poll Marijuana Now Legal in Alaska
- Posted February 24, 2015
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Mental Illness, Homelessness Linked to Heart Disease in Study
High smoking rates also considered a key contributor
- Posted February 24, 2015