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Breast Cancer Patients Concerned About Genetic Risk, Survey Finds
But almost half don't have conversation with doctor about potential for future problems
- Posted April 6, 2015
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Costlier Breast Cancer Treatments Linked to Better Survival
Study shows recent advances help improve odds, but medical bills are rising
- Posted April 6, 2015
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Fit at 50? Cardiac Arrest During Exercise Unlikely, Study Finds
Only 5 percent of attacks occurred during activities such as jogging or bicycling
- Posted April 6, 2015
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New Test Helps Diagnose Delayed Stomach Emptying
A condition called gastroparesis
- Posted April 6, 2015
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New Test Helps Diagnose Delayed Stomach Emptying
A condition called gastroparesis
- Posted April 6, 2015
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Tobacco Smoke Strengthens ‘Superbug,’ Lab Research Finds
MRSA may become deadlier, even more resistant to treatment
- Posted April 6, 2015
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Regular, Vigorous Exercise May Lengthen Your Life: Study
Intense workouts seem more beneficial than less-intense ones, researchers say
- Posted April 6, 2015
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Older Execs Bring Pluses, Minuses to the Job
Tests employers use found better verbal skills but less ability to reason in older job applicants
- Posted April 6, 2015
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New Guidelines Would Greatly Boost Number of Young People on Statins
Analysis finds 483,500 people aged 17 to 21 would get a cholesterol drug, based on NIH advisory
- Posted April 6, 2015
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Leg Artery Procedure May Be Overused in Nursing Homes, Study Finds
Many patients were immobile or dead a year later, but some benefited
- Posted April 6, 2015



















