- More Data Suggests ‘Ultraprocessed’ Foods Can Shorten Your Life
- Colon Cancer Cases Rising Sharply Among Children, Teens
- Eating Disorders Common in People With Type 1 Diabetes
- Can Zinc Really Shorten a Cold?
- Neuropathy Nerve Damage Often Goes Undiagnosed
- Tobacco Plus Weed in Pregnancy Could Be Lethal Combo for Baby
- Spinal Cord ‘Wraparound’ Device Could Help Treat Paralysis
- How Long Does Marijuana THC Linger in Breast Milk?
- Stomach-Zapping Procedure Lowers Appetite to Help With Weight Loss
- Dogs Brought to U.S. Must Be Microchipped, Older Than 6 Months: CDC
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Surgery May Help Teens With Frequent Migraines, Study Contends
At least one expert questions whether improvements are due to the procedure
- Posted June 25, 2015
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Female Bosses May Not Push Pay Parity
Study found some women did worse financially when working for a female manager
- Posted June 25, 2015
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In Wake of High Court Ruling, What’s Next for Obamacare
Insurers can begin making sound business decisions based on a stable Affordable Care Act, experts say
- Posted June 25, 2015
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Deadly Fungus Killing U.S. Snakes Similar to That Seen in Bats
Infection causes skin and tissue damage that is 100 percent fatal, scientists say
- Posted June 25, 2015
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Sleep Problems May Contribute to Health Disparities in America
Poor sleep, insomnia and sleep apnea are more common among minority groups, study shows
- Posted June 25, 2015
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Sequence of Shots May Lead to Effective HIV Vaccine, Mouse Study Finds
Series of immunizations might encourage HIV-fighting antibodies
- Posted June 25, 2015
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Virus Mutation Explains Poor Performance of Last Season’s Flu Shot: Study
Strain of H3N2 virus that was circulating did not match strain used in vaccine
- Posted June 25, 2015
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Health Highlights: June 25, 2015
FDA Panel to Discuss Safety of Contraceptive Device Essure
- Posted June 25, 2015
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Supreme Court Upholds Subsidies for Obamacare
Ruling preserves tax credits for 6.4 million people in 34 states
- Posted June 25, 2015
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As U.S. Smoking Rate Drops, Smokers More Likely to Quit: Study
Efforts to discourage the unhealthy habit have made it less acceptable, experts say
- Posted June 25, 2015