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  Are Migraines in Middle Age Tied to Raised Parkinson’s Risk Later?

  Study sees a connection, but actual risk is small; more study needed, researchers say

  • Posted September 17, 2014
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  More Than One Kind of Message May Convince Smokers to Quit, Study Says

  Using both positive, negative wording on labels could have the most effect, researchers report

  • Posted September 17, 2014
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  Researchers Discover How Bacteria Resist Antibiotics in Hospitals

  Spotting infected patients, disinfecting hospitals key to curbing spread of resistant bacteria, experts say

  • Posted September 17, 2014
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  Researchers Discover How Bacteria Resist Antibiotics in Hospitals

  Spotting infected patients, disinfecting hospitals key to curbing spread of resistant bacteria, experts say

  • Posted September 17, 2014
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  Healthy Lifestyle Changes Linked to Reduced Risk for Dementia

  Never too late to take steps to help avoid the memory-robbing disorder, researchers say

  • Posted September 17, 2014
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  Artificial Sweeteners May Raise Blood Sugar Levels: Study

  Scientists saw changes in helpful gut bacteria, which can affect some people's ability to process glucose

  • Posted September 17, 2014
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  Europeans Are Descendants of at Least 3 Ancient Human Groups: Study

  New genetic analysis reveals DNA from North Eurasians, researchers say

  • Posted September 17, 2014
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  ‘Biospleen’ Suggests New Way to Treat Blood Infection

  But more research needed before blood-cleansing device is used on humans to treat sepsis

  • Posted September 17, 2014
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  Major U.S. Food Makers Cut 6.4 Trillion Calories From Products: Report

  16 companies exceeded pledge, but more work needed, experts say

  • Posted September 17, 2014
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  Prenatal Exposure to Chemicals in Plastics Linked to Asthma Risk in Kids

  Association between phthalates and lung disorder needs additional research, study authors say

  • Posted September 17, 2014
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