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Pregnancy May Conceal Ebola
Suppressed immune response might delay symptoms, experts say
- Posted June 17, 2015
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Too Much ‘Feel Good’ Brain Chemical May Trigger Social Phobia
Serotonin finding conflicts with conventional wisdom, researchers say
- Posted June 17, 2015
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COPD Patients Less Active, Which Can Worsen Outcomes
Study finds a 'vicious circle' where decline in exercise exacerbates the disease
- Posted June 17, 2015
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Trans Fats From Foods May Worsen Memory, Study Finds
Men who ate more performed poorly on word recall test
- Posted June 17, 2015
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More Breast Cancer Patients Opting for Lumpectomy: Study
Experts often recommend this breast-conserving surgery, but many with early disease still choose mastectomy
- Posted June 17, 2015
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Brain Injury May Hurt Job Prospects of U.S. Veterans
Employment gap widens over time, study finds
- Posted June 17, 2015
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Tourette Risk Seems to Be Driven by Genetics
If first-degree relative has the nervous-system disorder, chances of having it can triple, study says
- Posted June 17, 2015
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Exercise May Have Benefits Beyond Fitness in Type 2 Diabetes
Study finds aerobics or strength training can improve blood sugar levels, lower body fat and waist size
- Posted June 17, 2015