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Over 4 Million Working Americans Suffer From Anxiety Disorders
Illness can be debilitating, but treatment is available so workers can stay productive, experts say
- Posted May 21, 2015
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Improper Antibiotic Use Often Due to Misdiagnosis: Study
Identifying illness correctly is key to drugs' effectiveness, researcher says
- Posted May 20, 2015
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More U.S. Kids Getting Mental Health Treatment
But most of that increase has been among patients who have less serious illness
- Posted May 20, 2015
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COPD Raises Cardiac Death Risk for Those With Irregular Heartbeat
But the lung condition not tied to raised stroke risk in these patients
- Posted May 20, 2015
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At-Home Walks Help Those With Clogged Leg Arteries Stay Mobile
In study, people with peripheral artery disease benefited from organized exercise program
- Posted May 20, 2015
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Heart Risk Factors May Harm Black Women More Than Whites
Fewer unhealthy signs are needed before black women's risk starts to rise, study finds
- Posted May 20, 2015
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Depression Tied to Some Risk of Parkinson’s Disease
Swedish study finds association, but overall risk is low -- only about 1 percent
- Posted May 20, 2015
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COPD Raises Cardiac Death Risk for Those With Irregular Heartbeat
But the lung condition not tied to raised stroke risk in these patients
- Posted May 20, 2015
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At-Home Walks Help Those With Clogged Leg Arteries Stay Mobile
In study, people with peripheral artery disease benefited from organized exercise program
- Posted May 20, 2015