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  E-Cigarettes May Contain Chemicals Linked to Lung Disease

  Flavoring compounds have been tied to a serious illness known as 'popcorn lung'

  • Posted December 8, 2015
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  More Than a Quarter of New Doctors May Be Depressed

  Grueling medical training may help explain finding, study says

  • Posted December 8, 2015
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  Wearable Devices Aim to Monitor Epileptic Seizures

  Three different approaches in development

  • Posted December 8, 2015
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  Kanuma Approved for Rare Missing-Enzyme Disease

  Wolman disease triggers fat buildup, leading to heart and liver problems

  • Posted December 8, 2015
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  Health Highlights: Dec. 8, 2015

  Seattle Norovirus Outbreak Sickens Hundreds Boston College Students Become Ill After Eating at Chipotle Restaurant Weight Watchers Launches New Program, With Oprah On Board

  • Posted December 8, 2015
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  New Type of Antidepressant Shows Promise in Early Trial

  More study is needed, but the compound may fight the condition in a different way, experts say

  • Posted December 8, 2015
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  Fewer Americans Struggling With Medical Bills

  U.S. report shows 12 million are no longer in families having trouble paying for health care

  • Posted December 8, 2015
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  Ovarian Cyst Condition in Mom May Raise Odds for Autism in Child

  Study suggests link for women with polycystic ovarian syndrome, but can't prove cause-and-effect

  • Posted December 8, 2015
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  Most Teens’ Physical Activity Occurs at School

  But they aren't getting enough exercise and need more avenues for active recreation, experts say

  • Posted December 8, 2015
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  Kids With Asthma, Allergies May Face Higher Heart Risk Factors: Study

  Risk doubles for high cholesterol and blood pressure, but danger to any one child is low, findings suggest

  • Posted December 8, 2015
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