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2020-01-10 19:06Arousal Syndrome No Cause for Shame, Doctors Say
PGAD, in which the person feels repeatedly sexually aroused without provocation, has been considered an extremely rare and embarrassing condition -- one that has been the punchline of jokes even by doctors.
WebMD
2020-01-10 17:24Texas Teen, 15, Youngest to Die From Vaping
In a statement on Dec. 31, Texas officials said the teen had "a chronic underlying medical condition," but did not identify the condition, the patient's gender or what products the teens had been vaping.
WebMD
2020-01-10 17:10Second U.S. Baby Born from Transplanted Uterus
The first baby in the U.S. to be born from a transplanted uterus from a deceased donor was delivered last June at the Cleveland Clinic, CNN reported.
WebMD
2020-01-10 13:52Tafida Raqeeb: Brain-damaged girl in High Court case out of intensive care
The Italian hospital treating Tafida Raqeeb says she has managed to breath without help for an hour.
BBC News Health
2020-01-10 06:15Fatty tongues could be main driver of sleep apnoea
Fat lost from the tongue was the reason for improvements in a sleep apnoea weight loss study.
BBC News Health
2020-01-10 01:53Mystery Chinese virus: How worried should we be?
More than 50 people have been infected with a newly discovered virus.
BBC News Health
2020-01-10 01:52'My ability to see depends on men giving blood'
Jo Daniels is urging more men to donate blood, after figures showed a gender imbalance.
BBC News Health
2020-01-10 01:06More men needed to donate blood 'high in iron'
Men make up 40% of blood donors and their blood contains more iron than women's.
BBC News Health
2020-01-09 22:264-Year-Old May Lose Vision After Battling Flu
Jade DeLucia, 4, of Iowa may be going home today after a bout of the flu landed her in the intensive care unit fighting for her life and her eyesight.
WebMD
2020-01-09 21:35Processed Foods Are Making Americans Obese
Ready-to-eat meals and snacks are making Americans obese and unhealthy, a new study suggests.
WebMD
2020-01-09 20:18Study: Less Is More For Testicular Cancer Chemo
Cutting the amount of chemotherapy in half reduced serious side effects that can have a lifelong impact on a patient's health, said the team of British researchers.
WebMD
2020-01-09 19:52Green Tea Drinkers May Live Longer
The study is the latest to look at green tea's potential health effects.
WebMD
2020-01-09 19:37ClinicalTrials.gov: Learning Disabilities
Source: National Institutes of Health - Related MedlinePlus Pages: Learning Disabilities
MedlinePlus
2020-01-09 19:05Another GA Neighborhood At Risk From Toxic Gas
A neighborhood west of Atlanta faces cancer risks that rise above what the government considers acceptable for airborne toxins due to ethylene oxide emissions, a study by the Georgia Environmental Protection Division shows.
WebMD
2020-01-09 16:37Justin Bieber Reveals He Has Lyme Disease
Singer Justin Bieber says he has Lyme disease, revealing his condition Wednesday in an Instagram post addressing comments people have made about his appearance in recent months.
WebMD
2020-01-09 15:58Justice Ginsburg Says She's 'Cancer Free'
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who's been treated for cancer twice in the past 13 months, said that she is "cancer free."
WebMD
2020-01-09 15:40One Night of Bad Sleep May Raise Alzheimer's Risk
A small group of young, healthy men deprived of just one night of sleep had higher blood levels of tau protein, which is linked to Alzheimer's disease, than when they had a full and uninterrupted night of rest.
WebMD
2020-01-09 01:46Running and mental health: 'I couldn't see a way past depression until I ran'
Jerry has completed five half marathons. But at one point she "couldn't see a way out" of depression.
BBC News Health
2020-01-09 01:39Healthy habits 'deliver extra disease-free decade'
Women and men can ward off cancer, heart problems and diabetes, a US study finds.
BBC News Health
2020-01-09 01:07Thousands on waiting lists for gender identity clinics
Andrea Halliley is one of thousands on waiting lists for NHS gender identity clinics in England.
BBC News Health

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