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Health Highlights: Jan. 17, 2019
Doctor at Ohio Hospital Gave Potentially Lethal Doses of Painkillers to Patients FDA Down to 5 Weeks of Funding for New Drug Approvals Third Cat in Wyoming Tests Positive for Bubonic Plague Anti-Vaxxers a Major Global Health Threat: WHO
- Posted January 17, 2019
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Gene-Linked Iron Disorder More Common Than Thought
The most common genetic disorder among northern Europeans — called hemochromatosis — occurs more often than previously thought, according to a new study. The researchers also found that people with the condition often develop serious health problems....
- Posted January 17, 2019
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Looming Global Crisis Means People’s Diets Must Change: Experts
The average person’s daily diet will need to change drastically during the next three decades to make sure everyone is fed without depleting the planet, a panel of experts has concluded. Global consumption of foods such as...
- Posted January 17, 2019
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Health Tip: Eat Less, Enjoy More
A key to successful dieting is to enjoy your food more, while eating less, the U.S. Department of Agriculture says. Your meals should include all of the food groups while limiting sugar, salt and saturated fat, the...
- Posted January 17, 2019
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Health Tip: Starting a Healthy Weight Loss Plan
More than 70 percent of U.S. adults are overweight or obese, the National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases says. Are you one of them? Before starting a weight loss plan, you should visit your...
- Posted January 17, 2019
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Strike Up the Band for Better Grades
Not every budding musician will become a rock star, but studying music has brain bonuses for kids, even those who don’t take up an instrument until their teen years. There’s no doubt that participation in in-school music...
- Posted January 16, 2019
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Recycling: A Renewed Effort Is Needed
Most people know how important recycling is for a healthier environment, yet a survey by the Pew Research Center showed that Americans may not always put that knowledge into practice. Though most people in the United States...
- Posted January 16, 2019
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Dermatologists Cut Back on Antibiotics But Still Prescribe the Most
U.S. dermatologists are prescribing fewer antibiotics overall but are writing more short-term orders for the drugs, a new study finds. Dermatologists prescribe more antibiotics per doctor than any other medical specialty — more than 7.1 million prescriptions...
- Posted January 16, 2019
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Heart-Healthy Living Also Wards Off Type 2 Diabetes
There could be an added bonus to keeping your cardiovascular health on track — a heart-healthy lifestyle can also prevent type 2 diabetes, researchers say. And it’s better to prevent type 2 diabetes than to have to...
- Posted January 16, 2019
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New Leash on Life? Staying Slim Keeps Pooches Happy, Healthy
Carrying extra pounds isn’t just bad for humans: New research indicates dogs’ lives may be significantly shorter if they’re overweight. The study, which evaluated data from more than 50,000 dogs across 12 of the most popular breeds,...
- Posted January 16, 2019