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High-Tech Blood Sugar Monitors May Help People With Type 1 Diabetes
Pair of studies found patients taking insulin injections had better levels with devices
- Posted January 24, 2017
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Pediatricians Say No to Wearable Smartphone Baby Monitors
Sensors in infant clothing that track 'vitals' can cause unnecessary alarm, report says
- Posted January 24, 2017
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Could a Therapy for Irregular Heartbeat Harm the Brain?
Small study shows higher rate of brain lesions in people receiving ablation for ventricular arrhythmias
- Posted January 24, 2017
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High-Tech Blood Sugar Monitors May Help People With Type 1 Diabetes
Pair of studies found patients taking insulin injections had better levels with devices
- Posted January 24, 2017
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Pediatricians Say No to Wearable Smartphone Baby Monitors
Sensors in infant clothing that track 'vitals' can cause unnecessary alarm, report says
- Posted January 24, 2017
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Study Counters Link Between Excess Pregnancy Weight and Overweight Kids
Connection is likely in the genes, researchers say
- Posted January 24, 2017
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Jury Still Out on Whether to Screen All Adults for Sleep Apnea
Not enough data to advise for or against such screening, U.S. experts in prevention and medicine say
- Posted January 24, 2017
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Young Thyroid Cancer Survivors May Face Long-Term Health Risks
Easing up on treatment for some may lower lifetime odds for osteoporosis, heart disease, researchers say
- Posted January 24, 2017
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Even One High-Fat Meal Can Harm Your Liver, Study Finds
Over time, rapid effect of 'fat loading' could contribute to disease, researchers say
- Posted January 24, 2017
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Health Highlights: Jan. 24, 2017
Politics Behind CDC's Cancellation of Climate Change Conference, Experts Say George H.W. Bush Moved From Intensive Care
- Posted January 24, 2017
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