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Chronic Fatigue Therapies Provide Some With Long-Term Relief
Study shows benefits from certain treatments can last more than two years
- Posted November 23, 2015
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Too Many Pregnant Women Gain Too Much Weight: Doctors’ Group
Obesity can lead to complications for both mom and baby, experts say
- Posted November 23, 2015
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Doctors’ Group Urges Greater Use of Generic Drugs
Lower-cost options are usually just as safe and effective, experts say
- Posted November 23, 2015
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Breast-Feeding May Cut Risk of Type 2 Diabetes for Some Women
Study looked at moms who had already diabetes in pregnancy
- Posted November 23, 2015
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Hiding Tobacco Displays in Stores Might Lower Kids’ Smoking Rates
Teens less likely to buy cigarettes when promotions aren't visible, study shows
- Posted November 23, 2015
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Hiding Tobacco Displays in Stores Might Lower Kids’ Smoking Rates
Teens less likely to buy cigarettes when promotions aren't visible, study shows
- Posted November 23, 2015
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Arsenic Exposure in Womb Linked to Respiratory Risks in Babies
High levels in well water may trigger infections in the very young, study suggests
- Posted November 23, 2015
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High ‘Resting’ Heart Rate Tied to Higher Odds of Early Death
But more research is needed before this can used as a marker, expert says
- Posted November 23, 2015
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Danger Persists for Young Women After Heart Attack, Stroke
Odds of another life-threatening event are much higher than normal, study says
- Posted November 23, 2015