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2019-05-09 20:47Success Seen in No-Surgery Weight-Loss Procedure

Unlike standard weight-loss surgery, endoscopic sleeve gastroplasty (ESG) requires no incision and no hospital stay.
WebMD

2019-05-09 19:07Many Hospitals Charge Double or Even Triple What Medicare Would Pay

A study of 25 states provides a rare glimpse of the stark disparities between what private insurers and the federal government paid for inpatient and outpatient care.
New York Times - Health

2019-05-09 18:29Statins May Cut Glaucoma Risk

Long-term use of cholesterol-lowering statin drugs cut the risk of a leading cause of blindness.
New York Times - Health

2019-05-09 18:17Eurovision 2019: Kate Miller-Heidke sings on depression 'breakthrough'

Kate Miller-Heidke, Australia's fifth Eurovision competitor, will be singing about an unlikely subject.
BBC News Health

2019-05-09 16:39Teen Who Refused Chickenpox Vaccine Now Has Disease

A Kentucky teen who was banned from school for refusing vaccination against chickenpox has come down with the disease, his lawyer says.
WebMD

2019-05-09 16:26You asked: How to Stop a Hot Flash

Effective treatments are available to stop the discomfort of menopause symptoms.
New York Times - Health

2019-05-09 02:01Hormone 'can reduce some women's chances of miscarriage'

Giving progesterone could to some women with early bleeding could save babies' lives, research suggests.
BBC News Health

2019-05-09 01:09Meet the world's first CrossFit trainer with cerebral palsy

Doctors thought Steph Hammerman would never walk or talk. Now she has opened her own CrossFit gym.
BBC News Health

2019-05-08 23:13Walmart Raises Minimum Age to Buy Tobacco Products to 21

The move makes the company the latest retailer to make recent changes regarding tobacco sales to minors.
New York Times - Health

2019-05-08 22:53Antibiotic Alternative? A Virus to Fight Bacteria

The notion of using viruses to infect and kill bacteria is getting a second look now that some dangerous bacteria are developing resistance to widely used antibiotics.
WebMD

2019-05-08 22:48Elizabeth Warren, Unveiling Opioid Plan, Says She Will Give Sackler Family’s Donations to Charity

Ms. Warren, a Democratic presidential candidate, also called on Harvard University to remove the pharmaceutical family’s name from its campus buildings.
New York Times - Health

2019-05-08 22:21Global Health: A New Ebola Vaccine Strategy in Africa: Smaller Doses

As violence makes it harder to reach stricken villages in Congo, experts plan to stretch supplies and to give the vaccine to everyone, not just contacts of victims.
New York Times - Health

2019-05-08 21:54Poor, Minorities Get Less Help For Opioid Addiction

The study found that for every appointment where a black person received a prescription for the opioid addiction medication buprenorphine, there were 35 such appointments for white patients.
WebMD

2019-05-08 21:35Americans' Prescription Med Use Is Declining

The drop in prescription use reverses a trend that had persisted since the 1990s, the study authors said.
WebMD

2019-05-08 21:19Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Brother and Sister Accuse Him of Spreading Misinformation on Vaccines

His relatives say the family has for decades been committed to vaccines and that Mr. Kennedy’s anti-vaccine messages are putting children at risk.
New York Times - Health

2019-05-08 20:23Do Adults Need a Measles Booster Shot?

Experts are divided on the need for a measles booster shot by adults who are worried about their measles immunity.
WebMD

2019-05-08 19:25Matter: In This Doctor’s Office, a Physical Exam Like No Other

Genetic and molecular analysis of 109 volunteers turned up hidden health problems in about half of them. Critics say the approach amounted to ‘carpet-bombing’ the body.
New York Times - Health

2019-05-08 19:00Phage therapy: 'Viral cocktail saved my daughter's life'

Isabelle was told she had less than a 1% chance of survival before the experimental therapy.
BBC News Health

2019-05-08 18:46Diabetes Drugs Carry Risk of Gangrene of Genitals

Popular diabetes drugs known as SGLT2 inhibitors are linked with an increased risk of developing a flesh-eating bacteria that attacks the genitals, a rare condition known as Fournier gangrene.
WebMD

2019-05-08 18:43Viral Post Shows Risk of Sleeping in Contacts

Sleeping in contacts -- even those meant for extended wear -- raises your risk of infection 6 to 8 times, but nearly one-third of wearers admit to doing it sometimes.
WebMD

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