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2018-07-17 23:46Trilobites: 3D Color X-rays Could Help Spot Deadly Disease Without Surgery

A new medical scanner, derived from technology used by particle physics researchers at CERN, “is like the upgrade from black-and-white film to color,” one of its developers said.
New York Times - Health

2018-07-17 23:41Dr. Alan S. Rabson, Influential Cancer Researcher, Is Dead at 92

A longtime leader of the National Cancer Institute, he was known for his willingness to help anyone with a cancer diagnosis seeking advice or a referral.
New York Times - Health

2018-07-17 22:34HPV Shot Rids 97-Year-Old of Advanced Skin Cancer

On a hunch, a doctor injected the Gardasil, the HPV vaccine, directly into the tumors of a woman with advanced skin cancer. The tumors disappeared. Nobody thinks it should be standard treatment, but it will spur more testing.
WebMD

2018-07-17 22:15Jury Still Out on Probiotics

Probiotics are trendy for sure, but they could harm some patients, and researchers have done a poor job tracking their safety, a new review argues.
WebMD

2018-07-17 21:16Scientist debunks health hoaxes with viral parody video

Jonathan Jarry's video about a fake cancer-curing moss has been viewed over nine million times.
BBC News Health

2018-07-17 20:461 in 4 Docs Report Sexual Harassment by Patients

In a recent survey by Medscape, 27% of doctors said they had been sexually harassed by patients in the office, including those who acted in an overtly sexual manner toward the physician; asked for a date; patients who tried to touch, grope...
WebMD

2018-07-17 20:17McDonald’s Nixes Salads After Dozens Fall Ill

The CDC has found 61 laboratory-confirmed cases in Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, South Dakota and Wisconsin. In each, the affected patient said they ate a salad from McDonald’s.
WebMD

2018-07-17 20:15New MRI Test May Predict Severity of MS

Researchers hope a new MRI test that tracks iron levels in the brain will help predict how fast multiple sclerosis progresses and how severe it could be.
WebMD

2018-07-17 20:15Can Smartphones Trigger ADHD Symptoms in Teens?

Teens who used their smartphones "many times" a day were at increased risk of developing attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) symptoms over the next two years, researchers found. But that doesn’t prove that digital media are to b...
WebMD

2018-07-17 20:05An Aspirin a Day for Heart Health? It May Depend on Your Weight

The size of the dose and weight of the patient may have significant effects on outcome.
New York Times - Health

2018-07-17 18:33Is heading a football bad for your health?

Study of retired players hopes to provide a definitive answer on the risks of repeatedly heading the ball.
BBC News Health

2018-07-17 17:35Sleep Tied to Teenagers’ All-Around Health

Adolescents who got enough sleep had a lower risk of metabolic problems.
New York Times - Health

2018-07-17 16:15Brain Scans Yield More Clues to Autism

Kids with autism show differences in the structure and function of a brain circuit that helps you take pleasure in social interaction -- something that people with autism struggle with, researchers have found.
WebMD

2018-07-17 11:03How To Get Your Intuition Back (When It’s Hijacked By Life)

Suddenly at midlife, the gut instinct I had long relied on to make important life decisions left me. Here’s how I learned to get it back.
New York Times - Health

2018-07-17 02:15Hidden Blood in Feces Can Signal More Than Cancer

Blood in your stool, even if it's not visible, can be a sign of a number of potentially deadly conditions, including circulatory, respiratory, digestive, blood, hormonal or neuropsychological diseases, researchers in Scotland say.
WebMD

2018-07-17 01:33Editing human embryos 'morally permissible'

An independent inquiry gives go-ahead to genetically altering human embryos, but advises caution.
BBC News Health

2018-07-17 01:33Parents warned over 'toxic' slime

Consumer group Which? is concerned the popular children's products are not being properly vetted.
BBC News Health

2018-07-17 01:01Adenomyosis: Pain '10 times worse than childbirth'

Three women describe living with the intense pain and heavy periods caused by adenomyosis.
BBC News Health

2018-07-17 00:05Blood Pressure Medicine Is Recalled

The F.D.A. announced that batches of a widely used generic drug, valsartan, made in China, might be tainted with a probable cancer-causing ingredient.
New York Times - Health

2018-07-16 23:01Illnesses Linked to Venezuela Crab Meat: FDA

Illnesses began between April 1 and July 3, with eight cases in Maryland, two in Louisiana and one each in Pennsylvania and the District of Columbia.
WebMD

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