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All posts by LadyLively
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More U.S. Kids Have Chronic Health Problems: Study
Low-income children are experiencing the biggest increases, researchers report
- Posted April 30, 2016
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Study Suggests Aerial Pesticide Spraying Tied to Higher Autism Rates
But researcher said finding doesn't prove cause-and-effect connection
- Posted April 30, 2016
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Seniors’ Worsening Depression May Sometimes Predict Dementia
Study suggests a common underlying cause in some, but not all, cases
- Posted April 29, 2016
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If You’re Craving Cookies, You Might Just Be Bored
Dull times lead to unhealthy choices, including chips, sweets and fast food, studies find
- Posted April 29, 2016
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Jello Shots While Underage, Bigger Booze Problems Later?
Study suggests the alcohol-soaked products are early sign of trouble
- Posted April 29, 2016
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Jello Shots While Underage, Bigger Booze Problems Later?
Study suggests the alcohol-soaked products are early sign of trouble
- Posted April 29, 2016
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Link Between Money Woes, Domestic Abuse Tough to Untangle
Researchers trying to determine if financial troubles lead to violence
- Posted April 29, 2016
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E-Cigarettes ‘In’ at Some Schools
In certain places, teens more likely to vape, regardless of regular cigarette use, study says
- Posted April 29, 2016
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Smog May Boost Risk for Several Cancers
Study finds even small increases in pollution raised overall odds of dying from disease by 22 percent
- Posted April 29, 2016
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Kids of Older Moms May Have a Leg Up on Their Peers
They tend to be taller, better educated, and societal changes over time may be behind trend, study suggests
- Posted April 29, 2016




















