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Broader Statin Use Gets Support From 2 New Studies
New York Times
Two studies published Tuesday lend support to controversial new cholesterol guidelines that could vastly increase the number of Americans advised to take cholesterol-lowering drugs called statins. One study suggests that the new guidelines are better ...
Even people with low risk of heart attack, stroke can benefit from taking ...Los Angeles Times
Wider use of statins could save thousands of lives, report saysCBS News
New method of deciding who should take statins is accurate and cost-effective ...Washington Post
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New York Times
Two studies published Tuesday lend support to controversial new cholesterol guidelines that could vastly increase the number of Americans advised to take cholesterol-lowering drugs called statins. One study suggests that the new guidelines are better ...
Even people with low risk of heart attack, stroke can benefit from taking ...
Wider use of statins could save thousands of lives, report says
New method of deciding who should take statins is accurate and cost-effective ...
Benchmark Reporter
Changes in spinal fluid may help in identifying risks of Alzheimer's way ahead ...
Benchmark Reporter
It looks like as if the Alzheimer's disease may already be working in the brain even though it will take years before the actual symptoms starts appearing. Researchers from Indiana University has shown that the most well-known genetic variant that is ...
Something to sleep onMD Magazine
Paul Allen Foundation Grants $7m in Alzheimer's GrantsBio-IT World
The link between sleep therapy and Alzheimer'sThe Munich Eye
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Benchmark Reporter
It looks like as if the Alzheimer's disease may already be working in the brain even though it will take years before the actual symptoms starts appearing. Researchers from Indiana University has shown that the most well-known genetic variant that is ...
Something to sleep on
Paul Allen Foundation Grants $7m in Alzheimer's Grants
The link between sleep therapy and Alzheimer's
Bigger may not be better for China's 'super hospitals'
Vocal Republic
ZHENGZHOU, China Just before brunette, the road outside of the younger-looking high-rise tanks along the First Affiliated Hospital of Zhengzhou University is plagued by sleeping system. Splayed on vivid pads or placed in the bottom of foldable cots ...
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Vocal Republic
ZHENGZHOU, China Just before brunette, the road outside of the younger-looking high-rise tanks along the First Affiliated Hospital of Zhengzhou University is plagued by sleeping system. Splayed on vivid pads or placed in the bottom of foldable cots ...
TIME
Douching may expose women to harmful chemicals
Reuters
(Reuters Health) - Feminine hygiene products for vaginal douching may expose users to potentially harmful chemicals known as phthalates, a small study suggests. Researchers did urine tests to detect phthalate exposure in 739 women who were also ...
Another Reason Why Women Should Avoid DouchingTIME
Vaginal Douche Use Tied To Chemicals 'Associated With Serious Health ...Medical Daily
As if You Needed Another Reason Not to DoucheMother Jones
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Reuters
(Reuters Health) - Feminine hygiene products for vaginal douching may expose users to potentially harmful chemicals known as phthalates, a small study suggests. Researchers did urine tests to detect phthalate exposure in 739 women who were also ...
Another Reason Why Women Should Avoid Douching
Vaginal Douche Use Tied To Chemicals 'Associated With Serious Health ...
As if You Needed Another Reason Not to Douche
Pulse Headlines
Prostate Cancer May Go Undetected and Screening is Necessary, Researchers ...
Pulse Headlines
The word “cancer” strikes fear into the heart of the most valiant of men, but with prostate cancer, no one can be the certain and the best approach is to get tested for it – most especially if cancer runs in your family. It is true that undergoing a ...
Prostate Cancer Screening. Watchful Waiting as Treatments ImproveNews Ledge
Don't miss this opportunity to get your free prostate cancer screening on TuesdayBenchmark Reporter
Avail Of Free Prostate Cancer Screening Today!Times Gazette
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Pulse Headlines
The word “cancer” strikes fear into the heart of the most valiant of men, but with prostate cancer, no one can be the certain and the best approach is to get tested for it – most especially if cancer runs in your family. It is true that undergoing a ...
Prostate Cancer Screening. Watchful Waiting as Treatments Improve
Don't miss this opportunity to get your free prostate cancer screening on Tuesday
Avail Of Free Prostate Cancer Screening Today!
Reuters
Planned Parenthood slams secret video as false portrayal of fetus tissue program
Reuters
Planned Parenthood said on Tuesday a secretly recorded video that surfaced on the Internet falsely portrayed the reproductive health group's participation in the sale of tissue and body parts from aborted fetuses. The non-profit organization said the ...
Republican Presidential Contenders Slam Planned Parenthood Over VideoTIME
Planned Parenthood doctor appears to discuss selling fetus organs in ...New York Daily News
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Reuters
Planned Parenthood said on Tuesday a secretly recorded video that surfaced on the Internet falsely portrayed the reproductive health group's participation in the sale of tissue and body parts from aborted fetuses. The non-profit organization said the ...
Republican Presidential Contenders Slam Planned Parenthood Over Video
Planned Parenthood doctor appears to discuss selling fetus organs in ...
Planned Parenthood Hits Back at 'Well Funded Group' for Releasing 'Heavily ...
The Nation
Ban says world on way to generation free of AIDS
The Nation
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said Tuesday the world was headed for a “generation free of AIDS”, after UNAIDS reported a 35-percent drop in new HIV infections from 15 years ago. The positive news was also coupled with calls for more funding, with ...
Donor Funds to Fight Global HIV Epidemic Level OffVoice of America
The World Can End AIDS By 2030: UNHuffington Post
'Extraordinary Progress' Against AIDS, 8 Million Lives Saved: ReportNBCNews.com
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The Nation
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said Tuesday the world was headed for a “generation free of AIDS”, after UNAIDS reported a 35-percent drop in new HIV infections from 15 years ago. The positive news was also coupled with calls for more funding, with ...
Donor Funds to Fight Global HIV Epidemic Level Off
The World Can End AIDS By 2030: UN
'Extraordinary Progress' Against AIDS, 8 Million Lives Saved: Report
KABC-TV
Prenatal tests may check expecting moms for cancer
KABC-TV
In pregnant mothers, a prenatal blood test not only checks babies for genetic abnormalities, but it can also check the expecting mother for cancer. Embed. <iframe width="476" height="270" src="http://abc7.com/video/embed/?pid=851906" frameborder="0" ...
Prenatal Genetic Tests Can Identify Maternal CancersDoctors Lounge
Silent cancer in moms a rare result in prenatal testsiFreePress.com (blog)
Testing for Abnormalities in Fetus Finds Cancer in MomMedPage Today
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KABC-TV
In pregnant mothers, a prenatal blood test not only checks babies for genetic abnormalities, but it can also check the expecting mother for cancer. Embed. <iframe width="476" height="270" src="http://abc7.com/video/embed/?pid=851906" frameborder="0" ...
Prenatal Genetic Tests Can Identify Maternal Cancers
Silent cancer in moms a rare result in prenatal tests
Testing for Abnormalities in Fetus Finds Cancer in Mom
BBC News
Ebola cases rise in Sierra Leone capital
BBC News
Health officials in Sierra Leone have warned that new cases of Ebola are continuing to emerge, more than year after the major outbreak was first declared. Despite a decline in cases in recent months, there has been a sudden rise in new infections in ...
North Korea Accuses US Of Spreading Ebola And Choose Africa As a Bio ...Global News Network
Ebola patients' escape spreads alarm in Sierra LeoneTimes of India
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BBC News
Health officials in Sierra Leone have warned that new cases of Ebola are continuing to emerge, more than year after the major outbreak was first declared. Despite a decline in cases in recent months, there has been a sudden rise in new infections in ...
North Korea Accuses US Of Spreading Ebola And Choose Africa As a Bio ...
Ebola patients' escape spreads alarm in Sierra Leone
Daily Mail
95 per cent of women who have had an abortion insist they don't regret it
Daily Mail
The commonly held belief that most women experience regret and depression after having an abortion has been debunked by a new scientific study. Advancing New Standards in Reproductive Health (ANSIRH) followed a group of women who terminated ...
95 percent of women who've had an abortion say it was the right decisionWashington Post (blog)
95 Percent Of Women Do Not Regret Having An AbortionHuffington Post
Women rarely regret their abortions. Why don't we believe them?The Guardian (blog)
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Daily Mail
The commonly held belief that most women experience regret and depression after having an abortion has been debunked by a new scientific study. Advancing New Standards in Reproductive Health (ANSIRH) followed a group of women who terminated ...
95 percent of women who've had an abortion say it was the right decision
95 Percent Of Women Do Not Regret Having An Abortion
Women rarely regret their abortions. Why don't we believe them?
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