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Depression Strikes Nearly 3 Million U.S. Teens a Year
Effects can be devastating during adolescence, researchers say
- Posted July 7, 2016
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Innovative Trials Produce Promising Breast Cancer Drugs
Adaptive study design allows researchers to match medications to patients more quickly
- Posted July 7, 2016
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Repaired ACL More Likely to Tear Again in Young Women
Research suggests smaller grafts may be shorter lived
- Posted July 7, 2016
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New Drug Eases Huntington’s Disease Symptoms: Study
Experimental med seems to have fewer side effects than current treatment, researcher says
- Posted July 7, 2016
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U.S. Teens Less Sweet on Soft Drinks
Survey finds consumption dropped one-third in just 2 years, and more are drinking water
- Posted July 7, 2016
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Health Highlights: July 7, 2016
Congress Working on Bill to Address Opioid Epidemic
- Posted July 7, 2016
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Don’t Blame the Media for Teen Sex, Study Says
Parents and peers have far more influence on sexual behavior
- Posted July 6, 2016
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ER Death Rate in U.S. Drops by Nearly Half
Study points to medical advances, changes in end-of-life care
- Posted July 6, 2016
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Gene Test Might One Day Gauge Alzheimer’s Risk in Younger Adults
But doctors say the concept is not ready for clinical use yet
- Posted July 6, 2016




















