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Too Much TV, Too Little Exercise When Young May Hasten Mental Decline Later
25-year study found a link, but cause-and-effect relationship remains unproven
- Posted July 20, 2015
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Type 1 Diabetes Linked to Higher Risk of Dementia
Study found people with blood sugar disorder were about 80 percent more likely to have memory troubles
- Posted July 20, 2015
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Could Antibiotics Raise a Child’s Risk for Juvenile Arthritis?
Odds are low, but study points to another downside of overuse
- Posted July 20, 2015
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Antibiotics Myths Still Common Among Parents
Those with Medicaid insurance tend to know less about the drugs, study finds
- Posted July 20, 2015
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Could a Saliva Test Help Spot Alzheimer’s?
Very small study shows some promise, but much more research will be needed, experts say
- Posted July 19, 2015
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Dermatologist Offers Advice on Treating Kids’ Hives
Allergic rash can have many causes; avoiding trigger is key to prevention
- Posted July 18, 2015
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Better Sleep May Mean Less Chronic Pain
Disrupted shuteye can lower tolerance for aches in people with osteoarthritis, researchers say
- Posted July 17, 2015




















