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Hormone Exposure in Womb May Boost Later Type 2 Diabetes RiskMouse study shows leptin disturbs communication between brain and insulin-producing pancreas
- Posted March 24, 2016
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Kids’ Fruit Drinks, Juices Contain Day’s Worth of SugarStudy was conducted in Britain, but U.S. experts say similar results would be found in America
- Posted March 24, 2016
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Health Highlights: March 24, 2016New ACL Repair Method Shows Promise Medicare May Soon Cover Program to Help Prevent Diabetes
- Posted March 24, 2016
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Spare Dying Patients Electric Shocks From Heart Device, Docs SayMany unaware that implantable defibrillator can be turned off in final days
- Posted March 24, 2016
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‘Love Hormone’ Levels in Pregnancy May Point to Risk for Postpartum DepressionGoal is to identify and treat this mental health issue early
- Posted March 24, 2016
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Daytime Sleepiness, Long Naps Linked to Heart Risks: StudyPeople who nap more than 1 hour a day also more likely to develop type 2 diabetes, researchers say
- Posted March 24, 2016
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Health Tip: Setting Goals for a Healthier LifestyleThey could help prevent diabetes
- Posted March 24, 2016
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More U.S. Women Delivering Babies at Home or Birth CentersMost tended to be low-risk pregnancies and Pacific Northwest saw greatest increase, study finds
- Posted March 23, 2016
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Statewide Training on Cardiac Arrest Saves Lives in N. CarolinaQuick action by family members, general public improved survival and recovery, study says
- Posted March 23, 2016
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