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Seeing the Sea Soothes Stress
But study did not find similar benefit for people living near parks, forests
- Posted May 21, 2016
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Updated Heart Failure Treatment Guidelines Issued
Two new drugs added to list of recommended therapies
- Posted May 20, 2016
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Could a Low-Salt Diet Hurt Your Health?
Report suggests restricting sodium might backfire, but heart experts are critical of the finding
- Posted May 20, 2016
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Newer Drugs Helping Older People With Eye Disease
Treatments keeping those with macular degeneration reading and driving longer, study finds
- Posted May 20, 2016
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Concussion Tied to More School Problems Than Other Sports Injuries
Study suggests need for 'return-to-learn' guidelines
- Posted May 20, 2016
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Concussion Tied to More School Problems Than Other Sports Injuries
Study suggests need for 'return-to-learn' guidelines
- Posted May 20, 2016
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FDA Unveils Makeover of Nutrition Facts Label
Added sugars, relevant portion sizes among the highlights of revision
- Posted May 20, 2016
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FDA Unveils Makeover of Nutrition Facts Label
Added sugars, relevant portion sizes among the highlights of revision
- Posted May 20, 2016
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Frat Brothers Keep Chugging Despite Anti-Booze Efforts
What works for other college students doesn't work for those in Greek organizations, study finds
- Posted May 20, 2016
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Delayed Treatment for Concussion May Prolong Recovery
College athletes not evaluated immediately were sidelined 5 days longer, study found
- Posted May 20, 2016