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  Teen Dating Violence Sets Stage for Future Abusive Relationships

  Teens who are abused by a romantic partner may suffer long-lasting repercussions, and this is especially true for girls, a new analysis finds. Investigators who reviewed 38 studies concluded that teenage dating violence was linked to a...

  • Posted May 2, 2023
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  U.S. to Drop Most COVID Vaccine Mandates Next Week as Emergency Ends

  (HealthDay News) – The Biden Administration announced on Monday that it will lift most federal COVID vaccine mandates next week, as the pandemic public health emergency ends on May 11. Foreign travelers to the United States, Head...

  • Posted May 2, 2023
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  Surviving a Heart Attack in Younger Years Could Be Even Tougher on Women

  Women who have a heart attack at a younger age tend to have worse outcomes and are more likely to return to the hospital than their male counterparts. More significant underlying risk factors could be why, according...

  • Posted May 2, 2023
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  Apetamin: Using This Illegal Weight-Gain Product Can Bring Tragic Results

  U.S. regulators are urging Americans to avoid Apetamin, an illegal drug used for weight gain and figure enhancement. The substance, typically sold as a syrup, is manufactured overseas, illegally imported and isn’t approved by the U.S. Food...

  • Posted May 2, 2023
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  Health Highlights: May 2, 2023​

  Science reveals possible ‘surge of consciousness’ before dying. These near-death experiences might be caused by a fight-or-flight response in the dying brain, researchers say. Read more Young guys are using banned ‘SARM’ supplements to bulk up, with...

  • Posted May 2, 2023
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  Taking Longer to Perform Tasks? It Could Be a Sign of Dementia Risk

  It’s expected that seniors slow down physically as they age, but this could be a sign of more than just lost muscle strength, a new study suggests. In some, it may be a harbinger of dementia. Australian...

  • Posted May 2, 2023
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  Feds Say Two U.S. Hospitals That Denied Emergency Abortion Broke the Law

  Denying a woman an emergency abortion and risking her life broke U.S. federal law, a federal government investigation contends. The woman, who went into premature labor after her water broke at 17 weeks was denied the lifesaving...

  • Posted May 1, 2023
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  Mind-Reading Technology Can Turn Brain Scans Into Language

  A mind-reading device seems like science fiction, but researchers say they’re firmly on the path to building one. Using functional MRI (fMRI), a newly developed brain-computer interface can read a person’s thoughts and translate them into full...

  • Posted May 1, 2023
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  Which Kids Face the Highest Risk of Self-Harm?

  Growing numbers of American kids and teens are cutting or burning themselves, banging their heads against walls, pulling out their hair and even trying to die by suicide. But figuring out who is at highest risk for...

  • Posted May 1, 2023
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  AHA News: A Stroke at 30 Sapped an Elementary School Teacher’s Joy. Then She Reclaimed It.

  MONDAY, May 1, 2022 (American Heart Association News) — Elementary school teacher Rachel Henry had been having monster headaches for a few weeks. She complained about them to colleagues, family, even the school nurse. No one seemed...

  • Posted May 1, 2023
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