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Middle Schoolers Exposed to Alcohol Ads Every Day: Study
Researchers say billboards, signs and TV ads may encourage under-age drinking
- Posted May 17, 2016
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As Fitness Levels Rise, Diabetes Risk Drops
But change requires dedication to regular exercise in the long run, study shows
- Posted May 17, 2016
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Giving the ‘Green Light’ to Migraine Relief
Experimental light therapy finds it can ease sensitivity, pain for some patients
- Posted May 17, 2016
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Joe Montana Scoring Points Against Heart Disease
Former Super Bowl MVP focuses on daily exercise and limiting red meat, salty foods
- Posted May 17, 2016
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Young Children With Sleep Apnea May Face Learning Difficulties: Study
Attention, memory and language development might be affected, researchers say
- Posted May 16, 2016
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Severe, Untreated Sleep Apnea Linked to Aggressive Melanoma
Study can't prove cause-and-effect, but experts point out that shuteye promotes healthy immune function
- Posted May 16, 2016
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Sleep Apnea May Raise Risks for Angioplasty Patients
Research suggests that breathing disorder could exacerbate heart disease
- Posted May 16, 2016
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Wearable Monitor Helps Spot ‘Masked’ High Blood Pressure
Black people with undetected problem twice as likely to eventually have abnormal readings at doctor: study
- Posted May 16, 2016