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2019-11-04 17:37Anti-Vaxxers Find Ways Around States' 'Personal Exemption' Bans

Researchers found that after Vermont banned personal-belief exemptions, the number of kindergartners with religious exemptions from vaccination suddenly shot up -- from 0.5% to nearly 4%.
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2019-11-04 17:30Could a Blood Test for Breast Cancer Become a Reality?

One U.S. breast cancer expert was encouraged by the findings, but agreed there's still a long way to go before blood tests replace mammograms in breast cancer detection.
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2019-11-04 17:26Many Cancer Docs Don't Discuss Costs of Pricey Gene Tests

Genomic tests on cancer cells can help determine which types of treatment might work, and which ones might not. However, such testing can be expensive, and not all tests and related treatments are covered by health insurance, the researcher...
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2019-11-04 14:13One Dead in Ground Beef Salmonella Outbreak

Ground beef tainted with salmonella has led to 10 known infections across six states, including eight people so ill they had to be hospitalized, and one death.
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2019-11-04 01:56Nipple tattoos 'helped get my femininity back'

Kerry Irvine provides nipple reconstruction for women who have undergone mastectomies.
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2019-11-03 21:14Ebola: Attackers kill DR Congo journalist shining light on virus

The army says Congolese radio host Papy Mumbere Mahamba was killed at home by unidentified men.
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2019-11-03 01:18Yoga teachers 'risking serious hip problems'

Pushing their bodies to repeat the same yoga positions is leading to a rise in hip problems among teachers, a leading physio warns.
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2019-11-02 01:24HIV: Women 'failed by missed opportunities'

Women are being "failed" by missed opportunities to test for HIV, charities say.
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2019-11-01 21:46High-Tech Pacifier Might Monitor Baby's Blood Sugar

While baby sucks on the pacifier, it collects saliva, tests the sugar (glucose) levels and wirelessly sends results to a receiver that a parent/caregiver can see.
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2019-11-01 21:37ADHD Rates Doubled Among U.S. Adults Over 10 Years

However, the rate among children remains much higher than in adults.
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2019-11-01 21:35With Time Change, Use That Extra Hour for Sleep

If you're sleep-deprived and want to get an extra hour of sleep when daylight saving time ends, the academy suggests this strategy.
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2019-11-01 18:31Recall: Frozen Berries Sold at Aldi and Raley’s

People who catch hepatitis A typically get sick 15 to 50 days after eating or drinking contaminated food or water.
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2019-11-01 16:41Nestles Recalls Cookie Dough for Contamination

Nestlé USA is voluntarily recalling ready-to-bake refrigerated Nestlé Toll House Cookie Dough products because they may be contaminated with rubber pieces.
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2019-11-01 16:22Measles Leaves People More Vulnerable to Future Infections

That's because measles virus attacks the cells that serve as the immune system's memory, wiping out established resistance to disease, a pair of new studies report.
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2019-11-01 16:16Simple Fix Freed This Boy's Tongue Trapped in Bottle

The boy was trying to get the last drop of juice when his tongue created a vacuum and he couldn't get it out of the bottle.
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2019-11-01 13:57Deep Sleep May 'Rinse' Day's Toxins From Brain

The deep stages of sleep may give the brain a chance to wash itself free of potentially toxic substances, a new study suggests.
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2019-11-01 10:35'Horrific' treatment of my autistic daughter

Father of autistic child calls for government action to stop 'horrific' detentions.
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2019-10-31 21:47Sooner Is Usually Better for Gallbladder Surgery

Doctors may typically hold off on operating until gallbladder inflammation has gone down and antibiotics have started working on an infection. But the study found that waiting more than 72 hours for surgery led to a higher rate of complicat...
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2019-10-31 21:40'I Wish I Had Known Sooner': Alex Trebek Issues PSA on Pancreatic Cancer

Alex Trebek is turning his battle with pancreatic cancer into advocacy, partnering with the World Pancreatic Cancer Coalition to issue a public service announcement (PSA) aimed at heightening awareness of the killer disease.
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2019-10-31 21:36Could Tissue-Sealing Tape One Day Replace Stitches?

Tests with rats and pig tissues showed that the tape can tightly seal tissues, such as the lungs and intestines, within 5 seconds, according to the study published Oct. 30 in the journal Nature.
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