2015年3月10日 星期二

2015-03-11 U.S. Health


New York Times
   
86 Percent of Health Law Enrollees Receive Subsidies, White House Says   
New York Times
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration said Tuesday that 11.7 million Americans now have private health insurance through federal and state marketplaces, with 86 percent of them receiving financial assistance from the federal government to help pay ...

More than 85% of Obamacare enrollees qualify for subsidies   Los Angeles Times
Federal data put state's exchange-insurance rolls at 160000 people   The Seattle Times
The Supreme Court and the Democrats' Preemptive Surrender on Obamacare   Huffington Post
Reuters   
MiamiHerald.com   
Daily Inter Lake   
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AsiaOne
   
Stress, depression boost risks for heart patients   
AsiaOne
For people with heart disease, high levels of stress coupled with depression increase the risk of heart attack and death, according to a new study. "We found that the combination of high stress and high depression symptoms was particularly harmful for adults ...

Depression and Stress Could Be 'Perfect Storm' for Heart Disease Patients   TIME
Stress, Depression a 'Perfect Storm' of Trouble for Heart Patients – WebMD   WebMD
Study Says Coronary Heart Disease, High Stress, and High Depression Terrible ...   Pioneer News
Philly.com   
Uncover California   
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CBS News
   
New FDA warning for anti-smoking drug Chantix   
CBS News
The Food and Drug Administration is adding a new warning to Pfizer's anti-smoking drug Chantix letting patients know the prescription can intensify the effects of drinking alcohol, sometimes leading to aggressive behavior or amnesia. In a safety ...

FDA Issues Warning for the Quit-Smoking Drug Chantix   Science Times
FDA Issues Warning Regarding Pfizer's Chantix   Daily Science Journal
FDA Warns Users of Anti-Smoking Drug Chantix it May Cause Seizures   News Every day
Los Angeles Times   
New York Daily News   
Times Gazette   
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The Westside Story
   
A study reveals that the use of psychedelic drugs is not related to mental problems   
The Westside Story
Scientist at the Norwegian University for Science and Technology at Trondheim have since concluded that there is no clear relationship between mental health problems and the use of LSD. This is after an intense study that was carried out in 135,000 people ...

No Link Between Psychedelic Drugs and Mental Illnesses   Psychiatry Advisor
LSD, Other Psychedelics Do Not Directly Cause Psychosis: Psychologists   Yibada (English Edition)
No Link Found Between Psychedelic Drugs And Mental Health Issues   Zine Report
Medical News Today   
Consolidate Times   
The News Ledge   
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Outbreak News Today
   
Bird flu confirmed at 2nd turkey farm in Missouri   
Minneapolis Star Tribune
ST. LOUIS — A bird flu deadly to poultry has been confirmed at a second turkey farm in Missouri, and state agriculture leaders are making efforts to stop the spread of the virus. The Missouri Department of Agriculture said late Monday that avian influenza has ...

Bird flu found in second turkey flock in Missouri   Kansas City Star
Missouri's second H5N2 outbreak in turkeys confirmed   CIDRAP
Suspected bird flu in Arkansas poultry threatens exports   Reuters UK

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CBS Local
   
NY's herbal supplement probe gets supporters   
Salt Lake Tribune
Albany, N.Y. • Prosecutors from Connecticut, Indiana and Puerto Rico have joined New York's attorney general in an investigation of the herbal supplement industry, much of which is based in Utah, saying they're building on the long track record of state ...

NY Attorneys General Form Supplement Industry Coalition   Pioneer News
Herbal supplements makers face deeper scrutiny from New York's ...   Newsday
States join to investigate herbal supplements; industry irate   ModernHealthcare.com
Times Herald-Record   
Chicago Tribune   
MarketWatch   
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Press-Enterprise
   
HEALTH: Vegetarians have less chance of colon cancer   
Press-Enterprise
Vegetarians who also ate fish had the lowest risk of colorectal cancer in a new study. Today's PollWhat's this? How often do you make your bed? Every day. Most days. Hardly ever. Never. Trending. SAN BERNARDINO: Woman who lives near Cal State goes ...

Vegetarian Diet Cuts Risk of Certain Cancer, Adventist Study Finds   Adventist Review
Eating Vegetarian May Reduce Your Risk of Colorectal Cancer   Youth Health Magzine
Plant-based diet, with fish, may lower risk of colorectal cancer   Fox News
The Westside Story   
Wall Street Journal   
Morning Ticker   
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Medical News Today
   
A 'big first step' toward slowing the aging process with new class of drugs   
Medical News Today
The results of a new study have pushed researchers one step closer to developing drugs that slow the human aging process. Scientists from The Scripps Research Institute in Jupiter, FL, the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN, and colleagues have identified a new ...

Scientists Find Class of Drugs that Boosts Lifespan: Animal Study   Drug Discovery & Development
New Class of Drugs May Dramatically Increase Healthy Lifespan   Science World Report
New Drugs Could Slow Aging: Mayo Clinic   Newsmax
Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News (blog)   
Bioscience Technology   
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CNN
   
Parents may be to blame for narcissistic kids, says study   
CNN
Kelly Wallace is CNN's digital correspondent and editor-at-large covering family, career and life. Read her other columns and follow her reports at CNN Parents and on Twitter. (CNN) Everyone knows a narcissist -- or two or three or four. We may work with ...

Too much praise can turn kids into narcissists   Times of India
Study: Overpraising Kids Leads To Narcissism   CBS Local
Too Much Praise Can Turn Your Kids Into Narcissistic Jerks, Study Finds   ABC News
USA TODAY   
Washington Post   
OregonLive.com   
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Times LIVE
   
Hormone replacement gives hearts a lift   
Times LIVE
Taking hormone replacements within a decade of the menopause reduces the risk of heart disease by 48%, Oxford University has found. Save & Share. Email · Print. The research found that a typical woman who starts taking HRT at about the time of ...

HRT useless for CVD in older women: Cochrane   6minutes
New findings on heart risk from hormone replacement therapy   CBS News
Hormone Therapy May Not Help Women's Hearts   WebMD

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