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Long Radiation Treatments Faulted in Many Breast Cancer Cases
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Two-thirds of women who have lumpectomies for breast cancer are receiving radiation treatment that lasts nearly twice as long as necessary, a new study reports. The conventional, longer treatment lasts five to seven weeks. But four rigorous studies and ...
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Two-thirds of women who have lumpectomies for breast cancer are receiving radiation treatment that lasts nearly twice as long as necessary, a new study reports. The conventional, longer treatment lasts five to seven weeks. But four rigorous studies and ...
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Study finds most women get more breast cancer radiation than necessary
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Prenatal exposure to common chemicals linked to lower IQ
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A new study is drawing a link between two common plastics chemicals and low IQ scores among kids exposed to the chemicals in their mothers' wombs. The study, from researchers at Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health, found that ...
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A new study is drawing a link between two common plastics chemicals and low IQ scores among kids exposed to the chemicals in their mothers' wombs. The study, from researchers at Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health, found that ...
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Sleep Apnea May Raise Risk for Dementia
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Infertility in men linked to major health problems
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Poor semen production can interfere with a couple's ability to conceive, but new research from Stanford suggests it also may be connected to a variety of health problems unrelated to fertility, including high blood pressure and other harbingers of heart disease ...
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Poor semen production can interfere with a couple's ability to conceive, but new research from Stanford suggests it also may be connected to a variety of health problems unrelated to fertility, including high blood pressure and other harbingers of heart disease ...
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Unchecked superbugs could kill 10 million a year, cost $100 trillion
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LONDON Dec 11 (Reuters) - Drug-resistant superbugs could kill an extra 10 million people a year and cost up to $100 trillion by 2050 if their rampant global spread is not halted, according to a British government-commissioned review. Such infections already ...
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LONDON Dec 11 (Reuters) - Drug-resistant superbugs could kill an extra 10 million people a year and cost up to $100 trillion by 2050 if their rampant global spread is not halted, according to a British government-commissioned review. Such infections already ...
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Drug-Resistant Superbugs Could Cost $100 Trillion by 2050
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Studies find hormone treatment fails to heal traumatic brain injuries
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Giving people with fresh traumatic brain injuries the hormone progesterone does no good, two major studies have found. The results dash some high hopes for treating a problem that hits millions each year, from combat troops to car crash victims.
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Giving people with fresh traumatic brain injuries the hormone progesterone does no good, two major studies have found. The results dash some high hopes for treating a problem that hits millions each year, from combat troops to car crash victims.
Progesterone Not Effective For Patients With Severe Traumatic Brain Injury
Hormone Treatment for Brain Injury Fails to Meet Expectations
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Nestle invests more in skin care strategy with 10 research centers
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(Reuters) - Nestle on Thursday will announce plans to open 10 skin care research centers worldwide, deepening its investment in a faster-growing market for healthcare products. The Swiss company, known globally for its chocolate bars, baby food and ...
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(Reuters) - Nestle on Thursday will announce plans to open 10 skin care research centers worldwide, deepening its investment in a faster-growing market for healthcare products. The Swiss company, known globally for its chocolate bars, baby food and ...
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Sierra Leone diamond zone hit by largely hidden Ebola outbreak
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... * Diamond-rich Kono district reports spike in Ebola cases. * Grim scene in hospital as scores of bodies found. FREETOWN Dec 10 (Reuters) - Health officials in Sierra Leone fear a major Ebola outbreak may have gone largely unreported until now in a ...
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... * Diamond-rich Kono district reports spike in Ebola cases. * Grim scene in hospital as scores of bodies found. FREETOWN Dec 10 (Reuters) - Health officials in Sierra Leone fear a major Ebola outbreak may have gone largely unreported until now in a ...
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Ebola death toll climbs to 6388 as Sierra Leone cases soar
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Laughing gas studied as depression treatment
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Nitrous oxide (laughing gas) has been used as an anesthetic in medicine and dentistry for 150 years. In this illustration from a 19th century book, a man is shown dancing after inhaling the gas. Now, researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in ...
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Nitrous oxide (laughing gas) has been used as an anesthetic in medicine and dentistry for 150 years. In this illustration from a 19th century book, a man is shown dancing after inhaling the gas. Now, researchers at Washington University School of Medicine in ...
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Groups Fault HHS Report on Medicaid Managed Care Providers
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savesaved; ">. author name. by Joyce Frieden News Editor, MedPage Today. WASHINGTON -- A government report finding that more than half of Medicaid managed care providers weren't seeing Medicaid patients touches on an important issue but doesn't ...
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