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2020-01-08 21:11Alcohol-Fueled Deaths Double in U.S. Over Past 20 Years

That's about 1 million deaths lost to booze over less than two decades, with white women experiencing the greatest annual increases.
WebMD

2020-01-08 20:19What Matters More for Obesity Risk, Genes or Lifestyle?

For years, research into "obesity genes" has  led many Americans to believe that their DNA makes becoming overweight and obese inevitable. But the new study shows that daily lifestyle -- not genes -- probably plays the much bigger role.
WebMD

2020-01-08 18:46Lung Cancer Treatment Fuels Drop in Cancer Deaths

Cancer deaths in the United States fell 2.2% between 2016 and 2017, the largest-ever single-year decrease.
WebMD

2020-01-08 18:34Music Does Give Your Workout a Boost

A broad new review of nearly 140 studies -- the first of its kind -- suggests there's real science to back that up, with clear evidence that music not only makes exercise seem easier and more enjoyable but actually results in a more product...
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2020-01-08 18:29As Minimum Wage Rises, Suicide Rates Fall

A $1 increase in the federal minimum wage could have prevented 13,800 suicides among less-educated adults aged 18 to 64 during the peak in unemployment following the 2009 financial crash, researchers estimated.
WebMD

2020-01-08 02:06Does music make exercise more effective?

Trust Me I'm a Doctor looks at whether moving to a fast beat improves the effects of activity.
BBC News Health

2020-01-08 01:48Scottish project tackles pills' 'environmental impact'

Experts in the Highlands and Glasgow want to prevent lifesaving medicines harming the environment.
BBC News Health

2020-01-07 20:17Claims Made On New Netflix 'Goop' Show Questioned

Goop has been criticized for questionable wellness claims, including the use of jade and quartz "eggs" for vaginal health
WebMD

2020-01-07 20:03Study: Young Women Getting Pelvic Exams They Don’t Need

The authors estimate that nearly one-quarter of young women aged 15-20 have received a pelvic exam in the last year. That’s 2.6 million girls. More than half of the exams -- 1.4 million -- may not have been needed.
WebMD

2020-01-07 19:11Study: No Major Link Between Baby Powder, Cancer

The use of talc powder has been linked to other types of cancer, such as mesothelioma. A jury recently awarded a California couple nearly $30 million from Johnson & Johnson for the wife's mesothelioma, according to a CNN report.
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2020-01-07 19:02Baby Delivery Costs Average $4,500 in U.S.

A new study warns parents-to-be that average out-of-pocket costs for health care during pregnancy, delivery and the first three months after birth jumped to more than $4,500 in 2015 from just over $3,000 in 2008.
WebMD

2020-01-07 16:35Docs: Testosterone Supplements Won't Help Most Men

It's known that men's testosterone levels decline with age. And for years industry has promoted the idea that men suffer a range of symptoms caused by what's sometimes described as "male menopause."
WebMD

2020-01-07 16:14One Big Roadblock to Opioid Addiction Treatment

A new study finds there still aren't enough doctors authorized to prescribe the leading drug treatment for opioid addiction.
WebMD

2020-01-07 01:44Ex-footballers urged to sign up for early dementia tests

Former Norwich City player Iwan Roberts is taking part in a study to track brain health into old age.
BBC News Health

2020-01-07 01:40Running marathon cuts years off 'artery age'

Training for a first marathon delivers more elastic arteries and lower blood pressure, experts say.
BBC News Health

2020-01-07 01:15The autistic Russian teenager amazing the art world

Markus is a 13-year-old Russian artist with autism and epilepsy. His work sells for thousands of dollars.
BBC News Health

2020-01-06 22:20Provider Beliefs May Affect Pain Relief

Source: National Institutes of Health - Related MedlinePlus Pages: Pain Relievers
MedlinePlus

2020-01-06 22:11Going Under: A Closer Look at Anesthesia

Source: National Institutes of Health - Related MedlinePlus Pages: Anesthesia
MedlinePlus

2020-01-06 22:09Rash Decisions: How to Deal With Itchy, Red Skin

Source: National Institutes of Health - Related MedlinePlus Pages: Eczema, Rashes
MedlinePlus

2020-01-06 21:04Brain 'shrinks' if children neglected

Adopted children who had been suffered deprivation in Romanian orphanages had smaller brains than others.
BBC News Health

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