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New Hope for Rare ‘Stone Man’ Disease, Where Flesh Turns to Bone
'Extraordinary finding' comes from research with mice, expert says
- Posted September 2, 2015
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Younger Women With Diabetes More Vulnerable to Heart Attack: Study
Smoking another risk factor for this age group, researchers say
- Posted September 2, 2015
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More Americans Getting Knees Replaced, And at Younger Ages
Procedure rate nearly doubled between 2000-2010, CDC statistics show
- Posted September 2, 2015
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Acupuncture Might Help Ease High Blood Pressure
But small study isn't conclusive, experts say
- Posted September 2, 2015
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Health Highlights: Sept. 2, 2015
Man's Severely Burned Hand Saved by Implanting It in His Belly Frozen Corn Recalled Due to Possible Listeria Death Toll Reaches 7 in Legionnaires' Disease Outbreak at Illinois Veterans' Home
- Posted September 2, 2015
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Health Tip: Athletes Are at Risk for Skin Problems
Suggestions to help prevent them
- Posted September 2, 2015
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Heart Doctors May Have Hard Time Spotting Valve Problems
Additional training improved detection of heart murmurs and accompanying conditions, study finds
- Posted September 1, 2015
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Dentists Drill Patients for Drug Abuse Information
Survey finds most ask about illegal substance use
- Posted September 1, 2015