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2019-09-18 19:03Radiation Rx Might Ease a Dangerous Irregular Heart Beat

This irregular rhythm, called ventricular tachycardia (VT), occurs when the heart's lower chambers start to beat uncontrollably fast. Once it starts, it can kill within minutes.
WebMD

2019-09-18 19:00Vaginal birth and Caesarean: Differences in babies' bacteria

New findings may help explain why some Caesarean babies are more at risk of certain diseases.
BBC News Health

2019-09-18 17:05New York State First to Ban Flavored E-Cigarettes

New York state's Public Health and Health Planning Council voted to ban all flavored vaping products except  menthol and tobacco flavors.
WebMD

2019-09-18 15:05India e-cigarettes: Ban announced to prevent youth 'epidemic'

The government says vaping poses a health risk to the young, rather than an alternative to smoking.
BBC News Health

2019-09-18 15:03Gareth Thomas: 'Tabloids took my right to discuss HIV with my parents'

Former rugby player Gareth Thomas reveals a journalist discussed his HIV status with his parents.
BBC News Health

2019-09-18 14:28Baby Pia: Belgian parents raise €1.9m for life-saving treatment

Over 900,000 phone donations are made in Belgium to help treat nine-month-old Pia's rare condition.
BBC News Health

2019-09-18 14:25Boris Johnson confronted on east London hospital visit

The man said Whipps Cross Hospital's maternity ward was understaffed and the NHS was being destroyed.
BBC News Health

2019-09-18 06:35Menstrual blood ad complaints dismissed in Australia

The controversial adverts featured realistic depictions of blood on pads and in the shower.
BBC News Health

2019-09-17 23:42Texas Girl Dies From Brain-Eating Amoeba

A 10-year-old Texas girl has died due to Naegleria fowleri, also known as brain-eating amoeba, 8 days after getting a headache and fever.
WebMD

2019-09-17 23:29At-Risk Men May Also Benefit From Mammograms

A new study argues there's potential benefit in regular mammograms for men who are at high risk of breast cancer.
WebMD

2019-09-17 23:22Study Questions Hormone Rx for Prostate Cancer

Running contrary to current guidelines, new research suggests that use of hormone-suppressing treatment over the long term may not help some men battling recurrent prostate cancer, and may even cause harm.
WebMD

2019-09-17 23:15Smog Particles Can Reach Developing Fetus: Study

Air pollution can penetrate a pregnant woman's placenta and potentially threaten the health of a developing fetus, new research warns.
WebMD

2019-09-17 21:37Jeopardy! Host Alex Trebek Heading Back to Chemo

"Jeopardy!" host Alex Trebek is heading back for another round of chemotherapy after losing a large amount of weight and having his numbers rise sharply, he told ABC's "Good Morning America" on Tuesday.
WebMD

2019-09-17 17:37Alabama Man Free of Sickle Cell After Gene Therapy

An Alabama man is free of sickle cell disease after receiving gene therapy for two years as part of a clinical trial.
WebMD

2019-09-17 17:11Soot pollution particles 'cross the placenta'

Particles of black carbon pollution can cross to the fetal side of the placenta, a study finds.
BBC News Health

2019-09-17 16:16Osteogenesis Imperfecta

Source: National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases - Related MedlinePlus Pages: Osteogenesis Imperfecta
MedlinePlus

2019-09-17 15:29Daily Low-Dose Aspirin May Help Some People

Some people with good heart health still might benefit from taking daily low-dose aspirin, a new study from New Zealand says.
WebMD

2019-09-17 09:49Does fat shaming help people lose weight?

Fat chance - the evidence says fat shaming is more likely to lead people to put on weight.
BBC News Health

2019-09-17 02:21Prostate drug may slow Parkinson's disease

The medicine, normally used for enlarged prostates, appears to slow the progression of Parkinson's, scientists have found.
BBC News Health

2019-09-16 21:52Cervical Cancer Outcomes Worse Where Clinics Close

As government funding dried up and many women's health clinics across America closed, cervical cancer screening rates fell and deaths from the disease rose, a new report shows.
WebMD

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