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  Aristada Approved for Schizophrenia

  Long-acting drug injected every four-to-six weeks

  • Posted October 6, 2015
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  Infants Born to Drug-Abusing Mothers Often Readmitted to Hospital

  These babies are often born addicted and have higher risk of breathing, feeding problems, experts say

  • Posted October 6, 2015
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  Hospitals Doing Better Job of Promoting Breast-feeding: CDC

  Still, nearly 4 million babies are born each year in U.S., but only 14 percent in 'baby-friendly' hospitals

  • Posted October 6, 2015
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  Less-Invasive Surgery May Not Be Best Option for Rectal Cancer

  Two studies found standard surgery was slightly more successful

  • Posted October 6, 2015
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  Hormone Replacement May Protect Women’s Kidneys, Study Suggests

  But the finding is considered preliminary and needs more study

  • Posted October 6, 2015
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  Rehab May Not Help After Broken Ankle: Study

  Australian review shows no benefit, but a U.S. orthopedic surgeon disagrees

  • Posted October 6, 2015
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  Optune Device Approved for Newly Diagnosed Brain Cancer

  Emits electric pulses designed to thwart tumor growth

  • Posted October 6, 2015
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  Grades May Sink for Girls Who Are Compulsive Texters

  But similar link with poor school performance wasn't seen for boys

  • Posted October 6, 2015
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  Concussion Recovery May Be Delayed in Older Adults

  Research suggests head injuries later in life cause more profound effects

  • Posted October 6, 2015
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  Young Cancer Survivors Often Develop New Malignancies

  Teens, young adults who received radiation treatment appear at higher risk, study says

  • Posted October 6, 2015
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