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  Program for 1-Year-Olds Tries to Lessen Autism’s Impact

  Parents taught to work on concerning behaviors before diagnosis

  • Posted February 6, 2015
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  Preemies More Likely to Have Asthma, Study Finds

  But, they will likely outgrow the airway condition, researchers report

  • Posted February 6, 2015
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  Smoking Tied to Higher Death Risk After Colon Cancer

  After 7 years of follow-up, researchers found smokers' odds of dying twice as high

  • Posted February 6, 2015
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  Overly Controlling Moms Lose Out, Study Says

  Allowing some freedom at age 2 reaped benefits by fifth grade

  • Posted February 6, 2015
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  Coffee Linked to Possible Lower Endometrial Cancer Risk

  Women benefited from drinking about 4 cups daily, study suggests

  • Posted February 6, 2015
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  5 Babies at Illinois Day Center Diagnosed With Measles

  Health officials don't know if infections are related to outbreak tied to Disney theme parks in California

  • Posted February 6, 2015
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  Health Highlights: Feb. 6, 2015

  Slight Rise in Ebola Cases: WHO FDA Commissioner to Retire in March

  • Posted February 6, 2015
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  Health Tip: Ready to Quit Smoking?

  Take these essential steps

  • Posted February 6, 2015
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  Lyme Disease More Serious, Costly Than Believed: Study

  Prolonged illness in infected Americans costs up to $1.3 billion a year in treatments, researchers find

  • Posted February 6, 2015
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  Type 1 Diabetes More Deadly for Women Than Men, Study Finds

  Experts aren't sure why, but say better treatment and support needed for both sexes

  • Posted February 5, 2015
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