us-hotdailynews: 2015-08-02 U.S. Health

NY health insurance rates to increase in 2016
Dispatch Times
In Mercer, Morris, and Somerset counties, 79 percent of those enrolling in the most recent period qualified for advanced-payment tax credits that can cut the cost of their premiums, while nearly nine in 10 enrollees in Atlantic and Cumberland counties ...
Obamacare's solid progression   Washington Post
Health insurer options in federal exchange increasing   Rapid News Network
Tribes scramble to avoid $1 million in fines under Affordable Care Act   The Missoulian
Sentinel Republic
MyMotherLode.com
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Dr. Howard W. Jones Jr., pioneer in reproductive medicine, dies at 104
Baltimore Sun
Dr. Howard W. Jones Jr., a Johns Hopkins physician who pioneered research into in vitro fertilization, died Fr. Dr. Howard W. Jones Jr., a Johns Hopkins physician who pioneered research into in vitro fertilization and oversaw the birth of the first ...
Dr. Howard Jones, the father of in vitro fertilization in US, dies at 104   OCRegister
Dr. Howard Jones, pioneer behind first US IVF baby, dies at 104   CBS News
First in vitro baby in US remembers Dr. Howard Jones   Boston Globe
USA TODAY
New York Times
Washington Post
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Here Are Many More Reasons To Drink Coffee
Echo Examiner
Your usually morning drink habit of drinking coffee could also help improve your cognitive abilities and save you from diabetes, study shows. The latest study, published in Journal of Alzheimer's Disease, suggests that those “who consistently drank ...
Study: Coffee is good for your brain   Atlanta Journal Constitution
Coffee: how does it really affect our brain   Morning Ticker
Regular, moderate coffee consumption good for senior brain health   UPI.com
Junior College
Daily Mail
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Ebola breakthrough after trial success
Sky News Australia
A successful trial of a vaccine against Ebola is being seen as pivotal in the fight against infectious diseases. Analysis of the drug found that it was 100 per cent effective when used in certain conditions in Guinea. An outbreak of the disease caused ...
Ebola vaccine is 'potential game-changer' as it proves 100pc successful during ...   Irish Independent
Breakthrough in Ebola vaccine   Jamaica Observer
Ebola Experts Caution: Vaccine Still Months Away   Voice of America

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Breakthrough Treatment Restores Partial Leg Function In Paralyzed Patients
Immortal News
Common treatments for paralysis, including but not limited to surgeries such as lumbar decompression surgery, tend to be extremely risky. According to the UK's National Health Service, the purpose of lumbar decompression surgery is to relieve pain and ...

New Spinal Cord Stimulation Technique May Help Treat Paralysed Patients   Pioneer News
Renewed hope for the paralyzed as paralysis patients move their legs   Nature World Report
Awakening the body from paralysis: A result of spinal cord stimulation   Science Recorder
Morning Ticker
The Market Business
Times Gazette
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Iraq shuts down as heat wave smothers Middle East
Christian Science Monitor
Scorching temperatures are normal in the Middle East this time of year, but an unprecedented heat wave prompted Iraqi authorities to declare a mandatory four-day holiday beginning Thursday. By Vivian Salama and Sinan Salaheddin, Associated Press ...

'Heat Dome' In Iran Sees Heat Index Of 165 Fahrenheit, Nearing World Record   International Business Times
Record Heat: How the Body Reacts to Soaring Temperatures   ABC News
Baghdad, Iraq, Is Hottest City in World With Temperatures at 120 Degrees   NBCNews.com

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CNN

Four dead in Legionnaires' disease outbreak in New York
CNN
New York (CNN) The number of deaths in the New York City Legionnaires' disease outbreak is up to four. Sixty-five cases of the flu-like disease have been reported since mid-July in the South Bronx, up from 31 on Thursday, the city Department of Health ...
NYC health official expects more Legionnaires' disease cases   CBS News
Fourth person dies from Legionnaires' disease outbreak in Bronx: officials   New York Daily News
NYC Officials: 4th Person With Legionnaires' Disease Dies In South Bronx Outbreak   CBS Local
USA TODAY
RT
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Obama: Medicare crisis is only "political excuse"
CBS News
As Medicare and Medicaid celebrate their 50th anniversary this week, President Obama is knocking critics who say the programs need drastic cuts to survive, accusing them of making a "political excuse." "Today, we're often told that Medicare and ...
Guest commentary: As it turns 50, Medicaid has touched millions of lives and ...   San Jose Mercury News
Medicaid expansion the smart choice   Cheraw Chronicle
US health spending to rise 5.8% annually due to these three reasons   The Next Digit
Sentinel Republic
TheBlaze.com
PoliticusUSA
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Mothers in Marquette celebrate World Breastfeeding Week
UpperMichigansSource.com
In honor of World Breastfeeding Week, mothers in Marquette held their own version of the global Big Latch On at the U.P. Children's Museum Saturday. Supported by the Marquette County Health Department, moms congregated and breastfed for one minute ...

World Breastfeeding Week Kicks Off!   FOX 40 News WICZ TV
District panchayat observes World Breastfeeding Week   The Hindu
Cry for space in public places for breastfeeding   Times of India
TIME
iFreePress.com (blog)
KTVO
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Look Away Coca-Cola Fans – This Really Isn't Pretty
Rapid News Network
An infographic which describes how one can of Coca-Cola affects your body within the first hour of intake has become viral over the past few days. Well, you thought wrong. But like Maggi noodles, fried food and chocolate, we tend to ignore nutrition ...
Coca-Cola infographic: The Horrible effect of the coke described   The Market Business
Infographic Showing What Happens to Our Body After Drinking Coca-Cola Goes Viral   Vocal Republic

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