us-hotdailynews: 2015-09-01 U.S. Health

Regulations may make kids' fast food meals healthier
Reuters
(Reuters Health) - Regulating fast food kids' meals that include toys may end up making the meals healthier, according to a new study. If a proposed new policy in New York City is approved, then fast food meals that come with toys would contain fewer ...

"Healthy Happy Meals" bill targets childhood obesity   CBS News
Get to Know the Healthy Happy Meals Bill   Youth Health Magzine
If Happy Meal Law Passes, NYC Kids Will Frown   Science 2.0
International Business Times
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Researchers exposed people to a cold virus while tracking their sleep habits ...
NEWS.com.au
People who do not get enough sleep are four times more likely than their well-rested counterparts to catch a cold, US researchers say. The findings in the journal Sleep are based on a study of 164 volunteers who allowed themselves to be exposed to a ...
Sleep Fights Colds, Study Finds   NBCNews.com
Vitamin ZZZ? Sleep Could Fight Risk of Catching a Cold   Live Science
If you can get a good night's rest, you won't catch a cold the next day!   Morning Ticker
WebMD
CBS Local
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NDTV

Is Drinking Coffee Bad for the Heart?
NDTV
Is Drinking Coffee Bad for the Heart? If you're a young someone suffering from mild hypertension then it might be a good idea to lay off that hot cup of coffee for a while. A new research presented at the ESC Congress - the annual congress of the ...
Study: Coffee Increases Adult Heart Attack Risk   Talk Radio News Service
Coffee drinking increases risk of heart attack   Bel Marra Health
Kids With Hypertension? Coffee Linked to Increased Cardiovascular Risk in ...   Parent Herald
The Times (subscription)
HealthCanal.com
Business Standard
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Clapway

Patients Suffering From Depression 50% More Likely To Commit Suicide: Study
NYC Today
A team of researchers in a recently conducted study have found that depressed patients are under a higher risk of committing suicide. Researchers during their study assessed these symptoms in every depressed patient that was part of the study. Lead ...
Impulsiveness Might Mean Higher Suicide Risk   Clapway
Suicide Risk Behavior Patterns Identifed In The Recent Study   The Market Business
Here are the most common symptoms of suicide risk with those dealing with ...   Morning Ticker
Philly.com
ReliaWire
Headlines & Global News
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Reuters

New guidelines for cancer doctors aim to make sense of gene tests
Reuters
CHICAGO The American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) has issued guidelines on how cancer doctors should approach the use of new genetic tests that screen for multiple cancer genes at the same time, including counseling patients about genes ...

Rapid growth of genetic genomic testing leads to ASCO policy statement update   Healio
New ASCO Guideline for Treating Patients with Stage IV Lung Cancer Advises ...   LWW Journals (blog)
Updated ASCO Recommendations for Advanced NSCLC Includes EGFR, ALK, ROS1 ...   GenomeWeb

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Heart attack risk greater right after hip, knee surgeries, study shows
CBS News
People who have total hip or knee replacement surgery face a greater risk for a heart attack during the first month following the procedure, a new study finds. The chances of a heart attack were more than eight times greater in the first 30 days after ...
Greater risk of heart attack after hip or knee surgery - study   New Zealand Doctor Online
Knee and hip replacements increase heart attack risk briefly   Fox News
If you get you get knee or hip surgery, look out for your heart   Morning Ticker
indiatvnews.com
Ledger Gazette
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An Outpouring of Reader Reflection After the Death of Oliver Sacks
New York Times
When Oliver Sacks died at age 82 on Sunday, readers flocked to his obituary to pay their respects. Many wrote of their connections to the neurologist as patients, mentees and, largely, as readers. In his essay last February “My Own Life,” Dr. Sacks ...

Oliver Sacks: An Appreciation   NPR
The tragic story of Oliver Sacks's celibacy   Washington Post
RIP Oliver Sacks: 7 Must-Read Books and Stories About Our Beautiful Brains   Gizmodo
NYC Today
Forbes
Telegraph.co.uk
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CBC.ca

Hangovers can't be cured with sports drinks or poutine: scientists
CBC.ca
Everything you thought you knew about preventing hangovers may have been wrong, a new study suggests. Guzzling two bottles of water before bed like a wise older sibling advised? Wrong. That thing you read on the internet about mixing vodka with ...

There's Only One Surefire Way to Prevent a Hangover, Study Finds   TheBlaze.com
Are you destined for the famous morning-after-hangover?   Hindustan Times

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