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  Early Tests of Experimental Ebola Vaccine Show Promise

  Immune response seen in all study volunteers, side effects were manageable

  • Posted April 1, 2015
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  Newer Test for Down Syndrome Called ‘Major Advance’

  But it won't eliminate need for invasive diagnostics such as amniocentesis, doctors say

  • Posted April 1, 2015
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  Night Owls Run Higher Risk of Health Problems, Study Finds

  Even with the same amount of sleep as early risers, they were more prone to diabetes, muscle loss

  • Posted April 1, 2015
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  Head Injuries May Prematurely Age the Brain, Study Suggests

  Researchers hope computer model could predict early problems from injuries

  • Posted April 1, 2015
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  ‘Exploding Head Syndrome’ Surprisingly Common Among Young People

  Complaint -- awakening due to loud, nonexistent noises -- was previously associated with old age

  • Posted April 1, 2015
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  Serving in Iraq, Afghanistan Not Behind Rising Suicide Rates in Military: Study

  Instead, difficulty with returning to civilian life appears to increase risk, experts say

  • Posted April 1, 2015
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  More Americans Survive Childhood Cancers, But Health Problems Persist

  Malignancies and treatments can take toll on quality of life in adulthood, study finds

  • Posted April 1, 2015
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  Health Highlights: April 1, 2015

  Singer Avril Lavigne Has Lyme Disease Joni Mitchell in Hospital Doctors in Arizona Must Tell Women Drug-Induced Abortion May be Reversible

  • Posted April 1, 2015
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  Exercise Beneficial Even in Polluted Air: Study

  Negative effects from pollution don't negate health gains from workouts, researchers say

  • Posted April 1, 2015
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  One-Quarter of Narcotic Painkillers Misused, Study Shows

  And about 10 percent of patients with prescriptions for these powerful drugs become addicted

  • Posted April 1, 2015
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