- Pandemic Had Only Minor Effect on Young Kids’ Development
- A-Fib More Common in Middle-Aged Folk Than Thought
- What Folks Consider ‘Old Age’ Is Getting Older
- U.S. Measles Cases Reach 125, Surpassing Recent Peak in 2022
- WHO Chief Sounds Alarm on Bird Flu Circulating in U.S. Cattle
- EPA Designates Two ‘Forever Chemicals’ as Hazardous
- Many Parents Cook Special Meals for Little Picky Eaters: Poll
- Relationship With Partner Affects Outcomes for Breast Cancer Survivors
- Parents, Coaches: Help Young Athletes Avoid Summer Heat Hazards
- Hoping to Conceive? Experts Offer Tips to Better Female Fertility
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Concern About Dialysis Safety Spurs CDC Action
Coalition launched to curb treatment-related infections
- Posted September 29, 2016
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Knowing Their Breast Cancer Risk May Empower Teens
Greater self-esteem noted in girls with family history of disease
- Posted September 29, 2016
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Scientists ID Key Fetal Cells Vulnerable to Zika
Lab study suggests possible mechanism for birth defects to develop
- Posted September 29, 2016
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Acne’s Silver Lining: Slower Aging of the Skin?
Twins study finds white blood cells of sibling with acne seem to age less rapidly
- Posted September 29, 2016
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HPV Vaccine More Effective Than Thought: Study
Prevents lesions that could cause cervical cancer by 50 percent, researchers say
- Posted September 29, 2016
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Scientists ID Key Fetal Cells Vulnerable to Zika
Lab study suggests possible mechanism for birth defects to develop
- Posted September 29, 2016
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Acne’s Silver Lining: Slower Aging of the Skin?
Twins study finds white blood cells of sibling with acne seem to age less rapidly
- Posted September 29, 2016
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HPV Vaccine More Effective Than Thought: Study
Prevents lesions that could cause cervical cancer by 50 percent, researchers say
- Posted September 29, 2016
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Health Highlights: Sept. 29, 2016
New Rule Protects Nursing Home Residents' Legal Rights Artificial Bone Created by Scientists Supplement Maker Pledges Genetic Tests of Products
- Posted September 29, 2016
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Exercise May Not Lower Women’s Risk of Multiple Sclerosis
Study shows no benefit, but staying active can help ease disease symptoms, experts say
- Posted September 29, 2016