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  Enterovirus D68 No Deadlier for Kids Than the Common Cold: Study

  CDC still doesn't know if unusual paralysis cases are caused by this virus

  • Posted October 15, 2015
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  FDA Warns of Hazards From Imported Supplements

  Danger for people who don't speak English well or have limited access to health services, agency says

  • Posted October 15, 2015
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  Enterovirus D68 No Deadlier for Kids Than the Common Cold: Study

  CDC still doesn't know if unusual paralysis cases are caused by this virus

  • Posted October 15, 2015
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  Artificial Skin Could Bring Sense of Touch to Prosthetics

  But many steps remain before this technology might be available for human use

  • Posted October 15, 2015
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  Doctors’ Prescribing Practices Key to Curbing Painkiller Abuse: CDC

  Small number write most narcotic prescriptions, study finds

  • Posted October 15, 2015
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  U.S. Report Urges End to ‘Conversion’ Therapy for LGBT Youth

  Mental health experts say the practice is ineffective, potentially harmful

  • Posted October 15, 2015
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  Fewer Teens Smoking Cigarettes, But Twice as Many Using Pot: CDC

  Meanwhile, more American adults are trying to break the tobacco habit, second government study shows

  • Posted October 15, 2015
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  Tribal Study Finds Short Sleep Not Just Curse of Modern Living

  3 hunter-gatherer peoples get an average of just 6.5 hours of shut-eye a night, study finds

  • Posted October 15, 2015
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  Poorer Cancer Patients May Be Less Likely to Join Clinical Trial

  Just 11 percent of people with incomes of less than $20,000 a year elected to be in a trial, study found

  • Posted October 15, 2015
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  Tough Alcohol Policies Linked to Lower Death Rates From Liver Damage

  Findings dovetail with prior research that has shown tighter rules associated with less binge drinking

  • Posted October 15, 2015
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