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New weight-loss shot: How well does it work?
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A new injectable drug, aimed at helping obese and seriously overweight people who have other weight-related health conditions, has proven effective in a new round of testing. The drug, called liraglutide (brand name Saxenda), won FDA approval in ...
Injecting This Drug Helps Patients Lose WeightTIME
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A new injectable drug, aimed at helping obese and seriously overweight people who have other weight-related health conditions, has proven effective in a new round of testing. The drug, called liraglutide (brand name Saxenda), won FDA approval in ...
Injecting This Drug Helps Patients Lose Weight
Diabetes drug helps people lose weight – UK study
Published Results Confirm Weight Loss With Saxenda
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Too Much Water During Exercise May Lead To Health Issues, Study
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Hydration is very important. That is something that most people understand inherently and certainly something that we continue to learn more and more about. Dehydration can be associated to many health issues, but there is often confusion as to what ...
Water Overdose: A Summertime Reality For ExercisersImmortal News
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Hydration is very important. That is something that most people understand inherently and certainly something that we continue to learn more and more about. Dehydration can be associated to many health issues, but there is often confusion as to what ...
Water Overdose: A Summertime Reality For Exercisers
Excessively Drinking Water Can Be Deadly
Water intoxication: Drink only when thirsty during exercise
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Liberia finds second Ebola case, raising fears of resurgence
Washington Post
NEDOWEIN, Liberia — Liberia confirmed a second Ebola case on Wednesday and warned of possible new infections as the reemergence of the virus several weeks after its elimination in the West African country raised fears of hidden pockets of the disease.
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Washington Post
NEDOWEIN, Liberia — Liberia confirmed a second Ebola case on Wednesday and warned of possible new infections as the reemergence of the virus several weeks after its elimination in the West African country raised fears of hidden pockets of the disease.
Liberia fears a new Ebola epidemic after second case is discovered
Liberia Confirms Second Case of Ebola After Being Declared Free of Virus
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Attorneys seek to challenge California's new school vaccination law
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. Opponents of California's new law tightening school vaccination rules said on Wednesday they had put together a team of attorneys to challenge the measure, which was prompted by a measles outbreak at Disneyland that sickened ...
California's vaccination bill may go a bit too farWashington Post
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. Opponents of California's new law tightening school vaccination rules said on Wednesday they had put together a team of attorneys to challenge the measure, which was prompted by a measles outbreak at Disneyland that sickened ...
California's vaccination bill may go a bit too far
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Assemblyman turned talk radio host Tim Donnelly pushes to reverse vaccine bill
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New Study Examines Link Between Citrus and Skin Cancer
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ST. LOUIS (KMOX) – A new study examines the link between citrus consumption and deadly skin cancer. The study published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology, finds orange juice drinkers or grapefruit eaters have an increased risk of developing melanoma.
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ST. LOUIS (KMOX) – A new study examines the link between citrus consumption and deadly skin cancer. The study published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology, finds orange juice drinkers or grapefruit eaters have an increased risk of developing melanoma.
Eating more citrus may increase risk of melanoma, study says
Study: Citrus Consumption Linked To Melanoma
Citrus fruit consumption connected to increased melanoma risk
Tech Times
Hospitals And Doctors Received $6.5 Billion From Drug And Medical Device ...
Tech Times
In 2014, drug and medical device companies spent about $6.5 billion for the services rendered by doctors and teaching hospitals in the U.S with 80 percent of the amount spent on physicians. (Photo : Jasleen_kaur | Flickr). The Centers for Medicare ...
Doctors, hospitals get $6.5 billion from drug, medical device firms last yearLos Angeles Times
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In 2014, drug and medical device companies spent about $6.5 billion for the services rendered by doctors and teaching hospitals in the U.S with 80 percent of the amount spent on physicians. (Photo : Jasleen_kaur | Flickr). The Centers for Medicare ...
Doctors, hospitals get $6.5 billion from drug, medical device firms last year
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Implantable 'artificial pancreas' tracks blood sugar, releases insulin
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An algorithm monitors glucose levels, determining when a patient's body is in need of insulin. By Stephen Feller | July 1, 2015 at 5:08 PM. Comments 0 Comments. share with facebook. share with twitter · share with google. In clinical studies for the ...
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An algorithm monitors glucose levels, determining when a patient's body is in need of insulin. By Stephen Feller | July 1, 2015 at 5:08 PM. Comments 0 Comments. share with facebook. share with twitter · share with google. In clinical studies for the ...
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Implanted drug improves tolerance of sunlight in rare condition
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(Reuters Health) is that A skin-darkening drug may help guard against pain in sufferers of a rare genetically inherited condition causing them to be leave sunlight like picture vampires of the underworld, as per checks in Europe and to discover the You ...
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(Reuters Health) is that A skin-darkening drug may help guard against pain in sufferers of a rare genetically inherited condition causing them to be leave sunlight like picture vampires of the underworld, as per checks in Europe and to discover the You ...
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Public education, training needed to reduce deaths from cardiac arrest, new ...
The Daily Breeze
Cardiac arrest is killing thousands of people in the United States each year who could be saved if more people were trained in CPR and emergency response systems were improved, says a study published this week by a panel of leading national experts.
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The Daily Breeze
Cardiac arrest is killing thousands of people in the United States each year who could be saved if more people were trained in CPR and emergency response systems were improved, says a study published this week by a panel of leading national experts.
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Tanning Bed Use Falls
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Use of tanning beds declined to 4.2 percent of American adults in 2013, down from 5.5 percent in 2010, according to new data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The findings, published in a report in JAMA Dermatology, showed broad ...
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Use of tanning beds declined to 4.2 percent of American adults in 2013, down from 5.5 percent in 2010, according to new data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The findings, published in a report in JAMA Dermatology, showed broad ...
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Indoor Tanning Use Declines Among Adults
CDC Study Reveals the Waning Popularity of Indoor Tanning Beds
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