us-hotdailynews: 2015-10-28 U.S. Health

Cutting Sugar Without Reducing Calories Drastically Improves Health Of ...
Tech Times
Published Oct. 27 in the journal Obesity, a new study on sugar intake among children found that reducing sugar even without calorie reduction or weight loss made overweight kids healthier in as little as 10 days. Sugar had been implicated in metabolic ...

Cutting Sugar Made Obese Kids Healthier in 10 Days   Live Science
Sugar is deadly simply because it's sugar   Nature World Report
Health Officials Advise that Cutting Sugar will Easily Cut Childhood Obesity ...   Pioneer News
University of California
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What does cancer study mean for Southern eating habits?
The Tennessean
Is there still joy in Meatville? According to a report released Monday by the World Health Organization, processed meats like breakfast sausage, country ham, bacon and bologna have been put on the same list of known cancer-causing agents as asbestos ...

You will take processed meat from my cold, dead hands   Washington Post (blog)
WHO: Processed meat linked to cancer; red meat is risky too   Business Insider
Hot dog makers, meat sellers shake off WHO cancer report   Carlisle Sentinel
People Magazine
LA Magazine (blog)
The Sun Herald
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Childhood Social Difficulties: The ADHD/Autism Relationship
Huffington Post
One of the basic wishes most parents share is that their children get along, play, and interact well with others. Most often, these social abilities develop intuitively. But for children who instead struggle with peers, the earlier interventions start ...
Oxytocin 'Love Hormone' Nasal Spray Shows Promise in Kids With Autism   U.S. News & World Report
Young children with autism may benefit from oxytocin treatment   UPI.com
Oxytocin treatment shown to help children with autism   Science Recorder
Daily Mail
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Early cancer diagnosis variation 'unacceptable'
BBC News
Vital opportunities to diagnose cancer patients in England earlier and increase their survival chances are being missed, experts are warning. Cancer Research UK found "unacceptable variation" between different areas after reviewing cases in 2012 and ...
Survey reveals diagnosis postcode lottery for UK cancer patients   The Guardian
Where cancer patients live could influence late diagnosis   Cancer Research UK
Diagnosis lottery means cancer patients in different parts of the UK have ...   Western Daily Press
Daily Mail
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Specialized healthcare may be lacking under Obamacare plans
Reuters
(Reuters Health) - Some health insurance plans sold on the Affordable Care Act's federal marketplace may not provide reasonable access to medical specialists, new research suggests. Under the act, also known as Obamacare, the federal marketplace offers ...

Some Health Plans Have No In-Network Doctors In Key Specialties   NPR
Obamacare plans could be forcing people to pay extra for specialist care   Los Angeles Times

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Las Vegas cryotherapy death mystery: How did spa worker end up 'rock solid ...
NOLA.com
This undated photo provided by Albert Ake is a selfie of his niece Chelsea Patricia Ake-Salvacion. Authorities say a Las Vegas spa, where the employee was found frozen and dead on Oct. 20, 2015, inside a liquid nitrogen chamber used for cryotherapy ...

Authorities: Vegas cryotherapy spa had no license   Washington Post
Salon Where Worker Died in Cryotherapy Machine Shut Down   ABC News
Hollywood Cryotherapy Center on Woman Who Froze to Death: "She Clearly Got a ...   Hollywood Reporter
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Ivermectin, Drug for Parasitic Diseases Developed by Nobel Prize Winners ...
Newsweek
Ivermectin, effective for fighting parasitic worms, could also help prevent the spread of malaria, a mosquito-borne disease. REUTERS/CDC/James Gathan. Filed Under: Tech & Science, Malaria, Public Health, parasites, Health and Medicine, mosquitoes.
World Watch: News Digest   Wall Street Journal
Ivermectin: Anti-Parasite Drug Could Have Second Act Fighting Malaria   Science 2.0
Drug could kill mosquitoes when they feast on human blood   Science Now
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FAQ: Parabens and Breast Cancer
WebMD
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Chemicals in Personal Products May Stimulate Cancer More Than Thought   Yahoo News
Scientists now Warn That parabens Contribute more To Breast Cancer Than ...   Pioneer News
Study: Parabens in personal care products dangerous even at low levels   UPI.com
Medical Xpress
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Pediatric Group Says Climate Change Poses Major Health Threat To Children
Tech Times
Children are especially vulnerable to the negative consequences of climate change, according to a statement made by the AAP. (Photo : Ulrike Mai | Pixabay). Pediatricians should be more concerned about how climate change could affect children ...
AAP: Peds Need to Get into Climate Change Debate   MedPage Today
Experts: Children Not Spared Effects of Climate Change   Voice of America
Climate change poses big risks for kids, AAP says   BenefitsPro
GOOD Magazine
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FDA Inspectors Call Theranos Blood Vial 'Uncleared Medical Device'
Wall Street Journal
The Food and Drug Administration declared the tiny vials used by Theranos Inc. to collect finger-pricked blood from patients an “uncleared medical device” that the laboratory company was shipping across state lines. Inspection reports posted on the ...
FDA Rebukes Theranos for Selling 'Uncleared' Device   Medscape
FDA Cites Unapproved Device in Theranos Review, and Faults Handling of Complaints   New York Times
FDA inspection reports detail problems at Theranos   Washington Post (blog)
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