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Cellular Defect May Be Linked to Parkinson’s: Study
Abnormality might apply to all forms of the disease, researchers say
- Posted September 8, 2016
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Removing Part of Skull After Severe Head Injury Brings Mixed Results
More patients survived, but more were in vegetative state, and little difference was seen in long-term disability
- Posted September 8, 2016
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COPD Deaths Down for Most Americans: CDC
But rates up for black women and middle-aged people
- Posted September 8, 2016
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Surgery at High-Quality Hospitals a Money-Saver for Medicare
Savings is more than $2,000 per person, study finds
- Posted September 8, 2016
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Excess Pre-Pregnancy Weight May Slightly Raise Baby’s Cerebral Palsy Risk
But, study found overall odds remain quite low
- Posted September 8, 2016
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What’s Regular Exercise Worth? Maybe $2,500 Per Year
That's how much a new study says the average adult with heart disease might save in health care costs
- Posted September 8, 2016
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Immune Therapy Makes Headway Against a Lymphoma
Early trial results termed 'fantastic step forward' in fight against non-Hodgkin lymphoma
- Posted September 8, 2016
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Surgery at High-Quality Hospitals a Money-Saver for Medicare
Savings is more than $2,000 per person, study finds
- Posted September 8, 2016
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Excess Pre-Pregnancy Weight May Slightly Raise Baby’s Cerebral Palsy Risk
But, study found overall odds remain quite low
- Posted September 8, 2016
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What’s Regular Exercise Worth? Maybe $2,500 Per Year
That's how much a new study says the average adult with heart disease might save in health care costs
- Posted September 8, 2016