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  Many Skin Bacteria Are Dead or Inactive, Study Finds

  Researchers suspect cells may be trying to evade immune system detection

  • Posted June 3, 2015
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  Tight Blood Sugar Control Helps the Heart in Type 2 Diabetes

  But study showed it's not enough to prevent related deaths

  • Posted June 3, 2015
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  International Panel Finds Only ‘Limited’ Evidence for Mammograms in 40s

  But conclusion wasn't unanimous, one expert says

  • Posted June 3, 2015
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  Recent Hospitalization Might Raise Blood Infection Risk, Study Says

  Antibiotic treatments may upset body's natural bacteria balance, experts believe

  • Posted June 3, 2015
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  Rise in Deaths Even When Smog Is Below EPA Standard: Study

  Experts say stricter air pollution regulations are needed

  • Posted June 3, 2015
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  Recent Hospitalization Might Raise Blood Infection Risk, Study Says

  Antibiotic treatments may upset body's natural bacteria balance, experts believe

  • Posted June 3, 2015
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  Rise in Deaths Even When Smog Is Below EPA Standard: Study

  Experts say stricter air pollution regulations are needed

  • Posted June 3, 2015
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  ‘Fracking’ Linked to Low Birth Weight Babies

  Pregnant women who live near multiple natural gas wells tend to have smaller infants, research suggests

  • Posted June 3, 2015
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  Scientists Explore Morality’s Home in the Brain

  People with higher levels of 'moral reasoning' have more gray matter in key brain areas, study finds

  • Posted June 3, 2015
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  Pesticides Linked to ADHD, Study Says

  Research found greater exposure tied to more hyperactivity and impulsivity in boys

  • Posted June 3, 2015
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