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How an online test might help identify mental illnesses |
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Expert applauds new draft recommendation for HCV screening |
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Lefty, righty brains count on same area for numbers |
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Do weight loss interventions for children work? |
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Study links body clock to obesity and diabetes |
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A rose-tinted cure: The myth of colored overlays and dyslexia |
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How peer pressure does--and doesn't--influence our choices |
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How do whales fight off cancer? |
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Pole dancing popularity on the rise |
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When a baby is stillborn, grandparents are hit with 'two lots
of grief' |
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New best practice approach to resuscitation competence and
data management unveiled for hospitals |
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Researchers describe a mechanism inducing self-killing of
cancer cells |
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Could more time off for military members provide mental health
benefits? |
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Looking to start the school year off on the right foot? Get
more sleep |
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The science behind diet trends |
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Decline in mortality rates for cardiometabolic disease slowing |
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As opioid settlements grow, so do questions about the money |
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An easy recipe for healthier back-to-school lunches |
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The 10-cent tuberculosis test that's saving lives |
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Sick and dying workers demand help after cleaning coal ash |
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Scientists find how to block inflammatory molecules in mouse
model of multiple sclerosis |
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Signal blocks stem cell division in the geriatric brain |
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Intermittent fasting: 'Fast and feast' diet works for weight
loss |
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Could marriage stave off dementia? |
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Moisturizers may be turning your skin into 'swiss cheese' |
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Probiotic use can lead to major economic and health savings
related to flu-like illnesses |
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Millennials, think you're digitally better than us? Yes,
according to science |
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Third locally transmitted dengue fever case confirmed in
Miami-Dade County |
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High-protein bedtime snacks no problem for active women |
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Hurricane evacuation of nursing home residents still an
unsolved challenge |
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Blinking lights don't make a better knee brace--fighting
cognitive biases in testing orthopedic devices |
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Can you hear what I say? New findings on human speech
recognition |
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How blood sugar levels affect risks in type 1 diabetes |
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Personalizing drug development using big data |
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Childhood injuries could decrease with balance training in
schools |
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How your brain remembers motor sequences |
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One in nine Australian women live with endometriosis |
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Spanish kids get 'werewolf syndrome' in medicine mix-up |
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Healthy foods more important than type of diet to reduce heart
disease risk |
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Teen birth control use linked to depression risk in adulthood |
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Depression linked to costly chronic medical conditions and
disability among aging minorities |
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Gout 'more than doubles' risk of kidney failure, according to
research study |
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Salvage therapy does not up survival for progressive myeloma |
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Losing 20 lb. improves knee replacement outcomes |
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Long-term night-shift work may up risk for multiple sclerosis |
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Dipeptidyl peptidase-4 inhibitors may up pancreatic disease
risk |
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The role of a single molecule in obesity |
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Autism rates increasing fastest among black, Hispanic youth |
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Low nurse and support staffing tied to higher inpatient
mortality |
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Mysterious stroke at 38 changed how popular speaker connects
with a crowd |
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Brain stem cells have a good memory |
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Patients comfortable with postoperative telehealth visits |
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Cancer cells 'corrupt' their healthy neighbors |
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Music-based biofeedback shows promise in improving deadlift
technique |
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Exposing how pancreatic cancer does its dirty work |
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Some vaccine doubters may be swayed by proximity to disease
outbreak, study finds |
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New sequencing study provides insight into HIV vaccine
protection |
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Clostridium difficile infections may have a friend in fungi |
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Behavioral therapy, physical strengthening may prevent
disability in minority elders |
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Narrowing risk of preeclampsia to a specific phenotype |
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Addition of growth factors to unique system helps new bone
formation |
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Ecopipam reduces stuttering symptoms in proof-of-concept trial |
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Community-based wildlife carcass surveillance is key for early
detection of Ebola virus |
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Youth: Transgender people should use bathroom they're most
comfortable in |
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US agency sees low risk in contaminated blood pressure drugs |
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AAN issues guideline on vaccines and multiple sclerosis |
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Planned delivery reduces impact of potentially fatal pregnancy
complication, trial finds |
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Most-comprehensive analysis of fentanyl crisis urges
innovative action |
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Four European states lose measles eradication status as cases
soar: WHO |
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Inflammation triggers silent mutation to cause deadly lung
disease, study shows |
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Pediatric hematologists introduce a novel way to treat
pediatric hemophilia a patients |
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A new drug could revolutionize the treatment of neurological
disorders |
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Microbiota in home indoor air may protect children from asthma |
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Prostate-imaging camera captures molecular detail to detect
cancer |
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People's initial immune response to dengue fever analyzed |
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New patient test could tell clinicians if infections are
antibiotic resistant in under two hours |
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Study finds online salsa recipes for home canning lacking food
safety standards |
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Dutch 'Bible Belt' town tries to boost measles coverage |
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There's no evidence caesarean sections cause autism or ADHD |
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Poor water quality linked to sugar drink consumption |
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Blocking specific protein could provide new treatment for
deadly form of prostate cancer |
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Epigenetic markers associated with Alzheimer's disease found |
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No, there's no evidence cookies can help with lactation |
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Covert bullying higher among young girls with disabilities |
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Possible protective immune response in the brain may slow
progression of Alzheimer's |
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No support for prion hypothesis in Parkinson's disease |
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Study discovers abnormal expression of genes in psychopathy,
possible treatments proposed |
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Nerves could be key to pancreatic cancer spread |
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What's the most dangerous day of the year? Watch out on these
ones |
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Adults with cerebral palsy about twice as likely to develop
non-communicable diseases |
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Protein shakes may not be the answer for post-gym muscle pain,
new research reveals |
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Researchers describe a key protein for Epstein-Barr virus
infection |
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Vaccine for tick-borne disease SFTS protects against lethal
infection |
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Parenting stress may affect mother and child ability to tune
in to each other |
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Lower risk for heart failure with new type 2 diabetes drug |
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Estimate of the national burden of HPV-positive oropharyngeal
head and neck cancers |
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Doctors encouraged to consider social determinants screening,
referrals |
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Machine learning algorithm can't distinguish these lab
mini-brains from preemie babies |
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Drug resistance signature discovered in Crohn's disease |
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Cracking the code of a brain cancer that keeps coming back |
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Immortalised blood cell lines enable new studies of malaria
invasion |
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New research correlates inflammation in the brain and gut to
negative emotional state during opioid withdrawal |
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These common antibiotics could increase colon cancer risk |
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Study links low vitamin D levels in young kids to aggression
in adolescents |
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No cure yet, but progress made in managing and detecting
Alzheimer's |
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New method could help assess a worker's situational awareness
while multitasking |
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Mechanism of epilepsy causing membrane protein discovered |
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Researchers investigate social cognition, mood and fatigue in
multiple sclerosis |
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