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Breast Milk Has Biggest Benefit for Preemies’ Brains: Study
Another reason breast is best: Breast milk boosts levels of chemicals crucial for brain growth and development in premature babies with a very low birth weight, a new study reveals. “Our previous research established that vulnerable preterm...
- Posted April 27, 2019
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Why Kids Should Play More Than One Sport
Playing team sports is a great way to teach kids life lessons about leadership, teamwork and how to socialize with peers. Sports are also a great way to build self-esteem and gain physical skills. Most important, they’re...
- Posted April 26, 2019
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How to Make a Powerhouse Smoothie
Smoothies make for a fast and filling breakfast or snack, but the bloom is off the rose when it comes to their health profile. Turns out that many store-bought smoothies are hidden havens for a crazy amount...
- Posted April 26, 2019
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‘Exposure Therapy’ May Work Best for PTSD Plus Drinking Problems
For veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) combined with a drinking problem, the type of psychotherapy prescribed can make a difference in recovery rates, a new study finds. So-called prolonged exposure therapy is more effective than coping...
- Posted April 26, 2019
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How Does Age Affect Creativity? Nobel Prize Winners Offer Clues
Creativity doesn’t fade as you get older, but it may change, a new study shows. An examination of 31 winners of the Nobel Prize in economics found an early peak of winners in their mid-20s and a...
- Posted April 26, 2019
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Health Highlights: April 26, 2019
Hundreds Quarantined for Measles at Two Los Angeles Universities Food Poisoning Cases Rise in U.S. First Confirmed ID of "Kissing Bug" in Delaware
- Posted April 26, 2019
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Is Peanut Allergy ‘Immunotherapy’ Causing More Harm Than Good?
The idea behind immunotherapy for peanut allergy is appealing in its simplicity: Ask a patient to eat tiny amounts of peanut every day, and over time their immune system will become desensitized to it. Unfortunately, this cure...
- Posted April 26, 2019
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Health Tip: Tick Removal
If you find a tick on your body, or that of a child or pet, remove the tick as soon as possible with a set of fine-tipped tweezers, says the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention....
- Posted April 26, 2019
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Health Tip: Avoid Feeding These Foods to Pets
As millions of pet owners in America can attest, pets can make a great addition to your family. But it’s important to know that some people foods could harm a furry friend, says the American Society for...
- Posted April 26, 2019
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Ginger: A Flavorful and Healing Root
Zesty ginger is more than just a great way to dress up your favorite recipes. It contains a potent immunity booster — its active compound gingerol is an antibacterial and anti-inflammatory compound. Ginger is also a source...
- Posted April 25, 2019