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New Drugs Show Promise as First to Prevent Migraine
Doctors now rely on medications approved for other purposes
- Posted June 9, 2017
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Depression Can Slow Hospital Patients’ Recovery: Study
Screening for the mood disorder is important for successful healing, psychiatrist says
- Posted June 9, 2017
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Even Your Bones Can Get Fat, Mouse Study Suggests
But running rodents improved their bone quality in just weeks, researchers say
- Posted June 9, 2017
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Health Highlights: June 9, 2017
Generic Version of HIV Drug Truvada Approved by FDA Birth Control Pills Recalled Due to Danger of Unintended Pregnancy Unknown Opioids in Fake Pain Pills May Be Behind Georgia Deaths Maid-Rite Beef Products Recalled Creation Gardens Beef Products Recalled
- Posted June 9, 2017
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Sharp Eyes Can Make Soccer Players Sharp Shooters
They outperform non-athletes on certain vision tests, study says
- Posted June 9, 2017
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1 in 7 Americans Has Kidney Disease: CDC
Statistics should serve as a 'warning bell,' health expert says
- Posted June 9, 2017
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Fido May Be a Fit Senior’s Best Friend
Study finds walking a dog helps older people meet goals for moderate to vigorous exercise
- Posted June 9, 2017
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Boys More Likely to Hide a Concussion Than Girls
Study of high school athletes suggests fear of looking 'weak' might play a role
- Posted June 9, 2017
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FDA Asks Maker of Opioid Painkiller Opana ER to Pull Drug From Market
Agency says the powerful medication's risk for abuse now outweighs any benefit
- Posted June 9, 2017