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E-Cigs Are Easily Accessible To Minors, Shows New Study
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According to the study published in the JAMA Pediatrics that was funded by the National Cancer Institute in North Carolina, US teens have about a 90% success rate when trying to buy electronic cigarettes from online vendors. “In the absence of federal ...
Study Reveals, 'Minors' Can Easily Buy E-cigarettes OnlineCapitalberg
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According to the study published in the JAMA Pediatrics that was funded by the National Cancer Institute in North Carolina, US teens have about a 90% success rate when trying to buy electronic cigarettes from online vendors. “In the absence of federal ...
Study Reveals, 'Minors' Can Easily Buy E-cigarettes Online
Minors 'can easily buy e-cigarettes via the Internet'
Study Reveals E-Cigarette Industry Still Needs Deeper Regulation
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Adults get flu 'about once every five years'
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Adults catch real flu about once every five years, scientists calculate, based on a field study in China. Although many of us will feel ill more often than this, other flu-like infections are to usually blame, the international team says. The scientists tested blood ...
Adults catch the flu only about twice a decadeI Know Today
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Adults catch real flu about once every five years, scientists calculate, based on a field study in China. Although many of us will feel ill more often than this, other flu-like infections are to usually blame, the international team says. The scientists tested blood ...
Adults catch the flu only about twice a decade
Typical Adult Over 30 Gets Flu Twice Every 10 Years: Study – WebMD
Adults only really catch flu about twice a decade, suggests study
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Hunger and frustration grow at Ebola ground zero in Guinea
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Etienne Ouamouno stands by the kapok tree where scientists believe his two-year-old son Emile may have contracted Ebola from bats living in the hollow trunk. Photo taken on Feb. 4 in Meliandou, Guinea by Misha Hussain/Thomson Reuters Foundation.
Terrifying Ebola-styled outbreak may affect nearly 30 countriesCatholic Online
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Etienne Ouamouno stands by the kapok tree where scientists believe his two-year-old son Emile may have contracted Ebola from bats living in the hollow trunk. Photo taken on Feb. 4 in Meliandou, Guinea by Misha Hussain/Thomson Reuters Foundation.
Terrifying Ebola-styled outbreak may affect nearly 30 countries
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Drugs Using Testosterone Will Label Heart Risks
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WASHINGTON — The Food and Drug Administration said Tuesday that manufacturers of testosterone drugs used by millions of Americans will be required to change labels for the drugs to warn that they could increase the risk of heart attacks and strokes and ...
Testosterone replacement products boost heart attack, stroke risk, FDA saysLos Angeles Times
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WASHINGTON — The Food and Drug Administration said Tuesday that manufacturers of testosterone drugs used by millions of Americans will be required to change labels for the drugs to warn that they could increase the risk of heart attacks and strokes and ...
Testosterone replacement products boost heart attack, stroke risk, FDA says
FDA Warns on Drugs to Treat Low Testosterone Levels in Men
FDA limits use of testosterone drugs, warns of possible heart risk
Los Angeles Times
Science goes to great lengths to measure average penis size
Los Angeles Times
Researchers have finally answered one of the most compelling questions in the field of medicine: What is a normal size for a penis? The answer, according to anatomically precise measurements of up to 15,521 men from around the world, is 3.6 inches (9.16 ...
Relax, bro. It's 'normal': British study determines average penis sizeToronto Star
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Los Angeles Times
Researchers have finally answered one of the most compelling questions in the field of medicine: What is a normal size for a penis? The answer, according to anatomically precise measurements of up to 15,521 men from around the world, is 3.6 inches (9.16 ...
Relax, bro. It's 'normal': British study determines average penis size
Average Penis Size Study Shows 'Normal' Isn't Necessarily What You Thought
Is Your Penis Size Normal? Science Investigates
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Why That Extra Cup Of Coffee May Be Medicine For Your Heart
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The news on coffee and health keeps getting better and better. The latest comes from a study in the journal Heart which says people who drink a lot of java appear to be at lower risk of clogged heart arteries than non-coffee drinkers. The study looked at more ...
Hot drink: Coffee cuts heart attack riskTimes of India
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The news on coffee and health keeps getting better and better. The latest comes from a study in the journal Heart which says people who drink a lot of java appear to be at lower risk of clogged heart arteries than non-coffee drinkers. The study looked at more ...
Hot drink: Coffee cuts heart attack risk
Be cautious about claims that daily coffees are good for heart
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Officials urge testing as Portland, Oregon sees rise in syphilis cases
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PORTLAND, Ore. (Reuters) - A spike in syphilis cases in Portland in the past three years has prompted concerned public health officials to urge more sexually active adults to get tested regularly for the treatable bacterial infection. The Portland metro area has ...
Man arrested after breaking into Multnomah County Courthouse overnight ...OregonLive.com
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PORTLAND, Ore. (Reuters) - A spike in syphilis cases in Portland in the past three years has prompted concerned public health officials to urge more sexually active adults to get tested regularly for the treatable bacterial infection. The Portland metro area has ...
Man arrested after breaking into Multnomah County Courthouse overnight ...
Health officials warn syphilis on rise in Portland
Health officials: Syphilis on the rise in Portland
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New York rats could harbour the PLAGUE: City rodents carry fleas that can ...
Daily Mail
New York is home to around two million rats who live in the city's subways, streets and sewers. Now researchers claim many of these creatures carry a flea species capable of transmitting the bubonic plague to humans. With rats biting around 100 New ...
New York Is Abuzz About Rats, Fleas and Plague ... But Don't PanicNBCNews.com
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Daily Mail
New York is home to around two million rats who live in the city's subways, streets and sewers. Now researchers claim many of these creatures carry a flea species capable of transmitting the bubonic plague to humans. With rats biting around 100 New ...
New York Is Abuzz About Rats, Fleas and Plague ... But Don't Panic
New York City Rats, Fleas May Be Carrying Bubonic Plague
A study of 133 NYC
Christian Science Monitor
States move to toughen vaccination laws in wake of measles outbreak
Christian Science Monitor
At least 14 states have introduced bills that would make it harder for parents to gain vaccination exemptions. But one expert says the proposed laws focus on the wrong thing. By Amanda Paulson, Staff writer March 3, 2015. close. Bobbie Cassler, a medical ...
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Christian Science Monitor
At least 14 states have introduced bills that would make it harder for parents to gain vaccination exemptions. But one expert says the proposed laws focus on the wrong thing. By Amanda Paulson, Staff writer March 3, 2015. close. Bobbie Cassler, a medical ...
Health Department: Measles outbreak leads to more vaccinations in Dane County
Measles reaches Merced County
Baby Steps: Vaccines a hot topic for parents
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Ebola-hit countries seek help to repair their economies
Reuters
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The three West African states hardest hit by the Ebola outbreak asked for help from donors on Tuesday to repair the damage to their economies now that the epidemic seems to be waning. Leaders of Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone ...
Twenty-eight countries have worse health care systems than Liberia'sWashington Post
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Reuters
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The three West African states hardest hit by the Ebola outbreak asked for help from donors on Tuesday to repair the damage to their economies now that the epidemic seems to be waning. Leaders of Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone ...
Twenty-eight countries have worse health care systems than Liberia's
Liberia calls for Ebola 'Marshall Plan' to rebuild economies
Ebola at risk of donor fatigue
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