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  FDA Strengthens Heart Attack, Stroke Warning for Popular Painkillers

  NSAIDS include such drugs as ibuprofen and naproxen; aspirin not included in alert

  • Posted July 9, 2015
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  Another Genetic Error Linked to Childhood Leukemia

  Researchers find gene variant associated with acute lymphoblastic leukemia

  • Posted July 9, 2015
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  Uric Acid May Limit Stroke Disability In Women

  But study found no benefit for men, and plan further research

  • Posted July 9, 2015
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  FDA Approves New Drug for Heart Failure

  Entresto was granted 'fast track' approval by the agency

  • Posted July 9, 2015
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  Uncontrolled Diabetes May Boost Dementia Risk

  Older patients with more disease complications have greater mental decline, Taiwan study says

  • Posted July 9, 2015
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  Back Pain and Depression Combo Lessens Pain Relief from Narcotic Painkillers

  People with mental health illness are also more at risk of drug misuse, study says

  • Posted July 9, 2015
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  Only 1 in 10 Americans Eats Enough Fruits and Veggies: CDC

  The foods help lower risk of illnesses such as obesity, heart disease and type 2 diabetes, expert says

  • Posted July 9, 2015
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  Newly Enlisted Army Soldiers at Risk of Attempted Suicide: Study

  And women, whether officers or enlisted, were at twice the risk of men

  • Posted July 9, 2015
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  Many Overweight or Obese Teens Don’t See the Problem

  Around 40 percent thought their weight was about right, British study finds

  • Posted July 9, 2015
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  No Change in Number of ‘Living Wills’ by U.S. Cancer Patients: Study

  A second study finds many younger cancer patients still receive treatment, even as they near death

  • Posted July 9, 2015
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