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  Study Suggests Genetic Link to Middle Ear Infections

  They're the No. 1 reason kids get antibiotics, and finding could point to better treatments, researchers say

  • Posted October 7, 2016
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  Study Questions the No-Sex-Before-Big-Game Advice

  Researchers find no proof that it hurts athletic performance, and it may even help

  • Posted October 7, 2016
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  Study IDs Effective Rx for Burned-Out Doctors

  Shorter workdays, stress-management training can help the more than half of U.S. physicians affected

  • Posted October 7, 2016
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  Health Highlights: Oct. 7, 2016

  Lil' Luxuries Infant Bathtubs Recalled

  • Posted October 7, 2016
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  Health Tip: Exercise Safely With Diabetes

  Talk with your doctor before you start

  • Posted October 7, 2016
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  Health Tip: Enjoy a Heart-Healthy Football Meal

  Opt for healthier game-day snacks

  • Posted October 7, 2016
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  U.S. Life Expectancy Lags Behind Other Wealthy Nations

  Diabetes, drugs and guns contribute to disappointing statistics in new global report

  • Posted October 6, 2016
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  New Clues to Age-Related Hearing Loss

  Older people's brains have a harder time processing speech, researchers suggest

  • Posted October 6, 2016
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  New Clues to Age-Related Hearing Loss

  Older people's brains have a harder time processing speech, researchers suggest

  • Posted October 6, 2016
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  Older Surgery Patients Should Be Screened for Frailty: Study

  Warning signs such as exhaustion increase the risk for bad outcomes, researchers find

  • Posted October 6, 2016
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