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  CT Scans for Lung Cancer Turn Up Few False-Positives: Study

  Worries that wider adoption of the screen might lead to unnecessary surgeries are unfounded, experts say

  • Posted October 1, 2015
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  Psoriasis, Depression Often Go Hand in Hand: Study

  But research doesn't prove one causes the other

  • Posted October 1, 2015
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  Health Highlights: Oct. 1, 2015

  Talk Therapy for Depression Not as Effective as Believed: Study England, Wales Ban Smoking in Cars With Youngsters Other Foods on Plate Key to Kids' Veggie Intake: Study

  • Posted October 1, 2015
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  Health Tip: Stay Fit and Healthy During Pregnancy

  And keep up healthy habits once your baby arrives

  • Posted October 1, 2015
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  Health Tip: Child Obesity Affects Bones, Muscles and Joints

  Being overweight can cause these problems

  • Posted October 1, 2015
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  2 Experimental Drugs Offer Hope Against Psoriasis: Studies

  Targeted therapies produce significant results, researchers say

  • Posted September 30, 2015
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  2 Experimental Drugs Offer Hope Against Psoriasis: Studies

  Targeted therapies produce significant results, researchers say

  • Posted September 30, 2015
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  Severely Obese Kids at Higher Risk for Heart Disease, Diabetes

  Study finds heavier boys face even greater odds of future trouble

  • Posted September 30, 2015
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  ‘Low-Nicotine’ Cigarettes May Help Smokers Quit

  Study found those inhaling the lowest levels of the addictive agent were more likely to try to stop

  • Posted September 30, 2015
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  Colds, Flu Up Odds for Stroke in Kids, Though Risk Is Low: Study

  Researchers also found children who had all of their vaccinations were less vulnerable

  • Posted September 30, 2015
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