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2019-06-05 22:02Study: Dentists Prescribe Antibiotics Far Too Often

Giving some patients preventive antibiotics also created risks for them that outweighed the benefits, one researcher said.
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2019-06-05 21:43Many Dietary Supplements Dangerous for Teens

Weight-loss, muscle-building and energy supplements were linked with an almost three times greater risk of severe medical problems compared with vitamins, the findings showed.
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2019-06-05 21:36Music Education Can Make Students' Test Scores Sing

Want to give your child an edge in math and English? Enroll them in music lessons.
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2019-06-05 20:59Ex-CDC Chief Pleads Guilty to Disorderly Conduct

Frieden plea avoided up to a year in jail for misdemeanor forcible touching, third-degree sexual abuse and second-degree harassment.
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2019-06-05 20:527 Best Natural Ingredients for Your Skin

The beauty world has many high-tech devices and cutting-edge ingredients. But sometimes, simple, natural things might work just as well as those created by scientific engineering.
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2019-06-05 20:30Chicken No Better Than Beef for Your Cholesterol?

The effects of red meat and white meat on cholesterol were identical when saturated fat levels were the same, the study’s senior author said.
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2019-06-05 20:29LabCorp Latest Testing Company to Be Hacked

LabCorp is sending 200,000 notices to customers whose credit card and bank account information might have been hacked.
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2019-06-05 20:07We Eat, Drink, Breathe 70,000 Plastic Bits a Year

Your microplastic intake might be even higher if you choose products that have more plastics involved in their processing or packaging -- including bottled water, the research team said.
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2019-06-05 19:20Do Mindfulness Apps Really Help Your Health?

Technology can bring nonstop, alarmist news alerts, online arguments, and "fear of missing out." Can it, in the form of mindfulness apps, also help correct the problem?
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2019-06-05 17:18Balloons, Pills, Sleeves: Weight Loss Options Grow

Nearly 40% of U.S. adults are obese, putting them at a higher risk of earlier death, heart disease, stroke, some cancers, and gallbladder disease, among other problems.
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2019-06-05 01:47Could Seeing Self-Harm On Instagram Spur Copycats?

The problem goes beyond simply seeing the images, the study author noted. Young people who don't have mental health problems wouldn't repeatedly hurt themselves, he said.
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2019-06-05 01:11Falls Are Increasingly Lethal for Older Americans

For both men and women, the death rate due to falls per 100,000 people roughly doubled between 2000 and 2016, according to the study.
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2019-06-05 01:05What happens when social care stops?

After a six-month hospital stay, Pat, 84, returns home and is offered four weeks of care, but what happens when it runs out?
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2019-06-05 00:58Addiction Treatment Denied For Many, Study Finds

When researchers called doctors' offices asking for a visit to get buprenorphine so they could stop using heroin, 46% of those who said they had Medicaid were turned away.
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2019-06-04 23:30Lesbian, Gay Youth at Higher Risk for Self-Harm

Rates of self-harm decreased among heterosexual youth from 2005 through 2017, but not among lesbian and gay youth over the same period, the study author said.
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2019-06-04 23:28Beta Blockers Might Fight A-Fib Too

A-fib is a common heart rhythm disorder sometimes triggered by stress and negative emotions. Beta blockers are drugs that block the effects of adrenaline and related substances.
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2019-06-04 22:57Should Breast Cancer Survivors Get MRI Screening?

MRI screening did findmore tumors, but it also more than doubled the number of biopsies women needed -- many of which turned out to be benign, the researchers said.
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2019-06-04 21:17Patient Catches on Fire During Heart Surgery

Fed by leaking oxygen, a spark from a cauterizing tool set a dry surgical pack on fire. Doctors immediately put the fire out and continued with the procedure.
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2019-06-04 20:57FDA: Common Supplement Ingredient Could Hurt Fetus

The dangerous ingredient, vinpocetine, is in supplements that claim to enhance memory, focus or mental sharpness. They also supposedly increase energy and aid weight loss, the FDA said
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2019-06-04 19:38Telemedicine May Affect Quality of Care

Source: National Institutes of Health - Related MedlinePlus Pages: Talking With Your Doctor
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