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- Supreme Court to Decide on South Carolina’s Bid to Cut Funding for Planned Parenthood
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The Doctor Gap: A Training Program for Country-Doc Wannabes
In the majestic Blue Ridge mountains of western North Carolina and eastern Tennessee, large percentages of rural residents struggle with poverty and limited access to health care. In Avery County, N.C., you’ll find only one primary care...
- Posted March 17, 2020
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Keeping Coronavirus Anxiety at Bay
Staying calm during the coronavirus pandemic isn’t easy, but a few simple steps will help you stay informed yet relaxed. Keep up-to-date with reliable sources. “Given the onslaught of media coverage and information, it’s important to make...
- Posted March 17, 2020
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Think You Have COVID-19 Symptoms? Here’s What to Do
Coronavirus is officially a pandemic, and Americans are adopting “social distancing” to prevent a surge in potential illnesses and death. So, what if you run a fever or experience shortness of breath? Should that send you running...
- Posted March 17, 2020
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Undetected Cases May Be Driving Coronavirus Spread, Study Finds
You’re a little feverish, but you feel good enough to get your shopping done and a quick workout at the gym. If you do, you could become part of the exponential spread of the coronavirus, a new...
- Posted March 17, 2020
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New Coronavirus Guidelines Discourage Gatherings of 10 or More, San Francisco Orders 7 Million to Stay Home
(HealthDay News) — The Trump Administration on Monday ramped up its coronavirus “social distancing” advisory to now discourage gatherings of 10 or more people. Hours later, about 7 million people in the San Francisco Bay Area were...
- Posted March 17, 2020
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Health Highlights: March 17, 2020
Fake Text Messages Warn of Martial Law in U.S. Due to Coronavirus Tom Hanks, Rita Wilson Released From Hospital After Coronavirus Treatment Experts Skeptical of France's Stance Against Ibuprofen as Treatment for COVID-19
- Posted March 17, 2020
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Many Parents Delay Telling Kids About Inappropriate Touching: Poll
Many American parents haven’t talked with their young children about inappropriate touching, a new poll finds. Experts recommend starting that discussion during a child’s preschool years, but the nationwide poll of more than 1,100 parents of 2-...
- Posted March 16, 2020
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Could Your E-Cig Disrupt Your Pacemaker?
The magnets in vaping devices might be able to wreak havoc on heart pacemakers and defibrillators, a new case report suggests. By placing a Juul in his shirt pocket, a heart patient caused his implanted pacemaker and...
- Posted March 16, 2020
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The Doctor Gap: Does America Have a Physician Shortage?
If you ask Dr. Molly Benedum whether there is a shortage of doctors in America, this is the story she will tell you: After joining the Appalachian Regional Health System’s family practice in North Carolina, she saw...
- Posted March 16, 2020
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States Begin to Close Bars, Restaurants as U.S. Coronavirus Cases Pass 3,400
(HealthDay News) — State officials across America began to enact even tougher restrictions to try to slow the spread of coronavirus on Sunday, as the country’s case count reached at least 3,400, with at least 65 deaths....
- Posted March 16, 2020