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  When New Doctors ‘Train’ During Surgery, Risks Don’t Rise: Study

  Findings might help reassure concerned patients

  • Posted July 6, 2015
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  Epilepsy Linked to Risks During Childbirth, Study Finds

  But complications or maternal death during delivery are still rare, experts say

  • Posted July 6, 2015
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  Some People Do Age Faster Than Others

  At 38, the biology of some adults was 20 years older, study finds

  • Posted July 6, 2015
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  When New Doctors ‘Train’ During Surgery, Risks Don’t Rise: Study

  Findings might help reassure concerned patients

  • Posted July 6, 2015
  • 7
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  Epilepsy Linked to Risks During Childbirth, Study Finds

  But complications or maternal death during delivery are still rare, experts say

  • Posted July 6, 2015
  • 8
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  Some People Do Age Faster Than Others

  At 38, the biology of some adults was 20 years older, study finds

  • Posted July 6, 2015
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  Best Friends May Help Poor Kids Succeed

  Study found having just one confidant helped teens find ways to cope with problems

  • Posted July 6, 2015
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  Keeping Fit May Halve Seniors’ Heart Failure Risk

  Study suggests health choices still make a difference in old age

  • Posted July 6, 2015
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  Less Chemo for Obese Ovarian Cancer Patients Linked to Worse Survival Rates

  Study found getting what amounted to lower doses per pound of body weight meant poorer outcomes

  • Posted July 6, 2015
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  Regular Mamograms Might Lead to ‘Overdiagnosis’ of Breast Cancer

  Study found counties with higher screening, detection rates had no significant difference in deaths

  • Posted July 6, 2015
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