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Certain Diabetes Drugs May Aid Weight Loss by Curbing CravingsMedications called GLP-1 receptors appear to change brain's response to food, researchers say
- Posted June 9, 2015
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Like Mother, Like Child: Study Hints at Why Obesity May Run in FamiliesCells might be programmed in the womb to accumulate extra fat, researchers suggest
- Posted June 9, 2015
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Stroke Ages Brain by 8 Years, Study FindsMemory impaired, thinking speed slowed in those who suffered brain attack
- Posted June 9, 2015
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Widespread Vaccination Fights Serious Stomach Infection in Kids: CDCRates of hospitalization with gastroenteritis have tumbled since rotavirus shot launched in 2006
- Posted June 9, 2015
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Spinal Cord Injuries Drop Among Young, But Rise Among Older AmericansFalls are the major cause among the elderly, researchers say
- Posted June 9, 2015
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Certain Diabetes Drugs May Aid Weight Loss by Curbing CravingsMedications called GLP-1 receptors appear to change brain's response to food, researchers say
- Posted June 9, 2015
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Like Mother, Like Child: Study Hints at Why Obesity May Run in FamiliesCells might be programmed in the womb to accumulate extra fat, researchers suggest
- Posted June 9, 2015
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Stroke Ages Brain by 8 Years, Study FindsMemory impaired, thinking speed slowed in those who suffered brain attack
- Posted June 9, 2015
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Widespread Vaccination Fights Serious Stomach Infection in Kids: CDCRates of hospitalization with gastroenteritis have tumbled since rotavirus shot launched in 2006
- Posted June 9, 2015
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Spinal Cord Injuries Drop Among Young, But Rise Among Older AmericansFalls are the major cause among the elderly, researchers say
- Posted June 9, 2015
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