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2019-04-01 16:48Local Leaders Back Narcan to Stop Overdose Deaths

The FDA first approved naloxone, a medication that can revive someone who has stopped breathing from an overdose in a matter of seconds,  in 1971.
WebMD

2019-04-01 16:14China to curb all types of fentanyl, following US demands

The powerful painkiller will be added to a list of controlled substances amid US demands.
BBC News Health

2019-04-01 15:52Pancreatic Cancer Odds Tied to Weight Before 50

One reason pancreatic cancer is so deadly is that it often isn't discovered until it has reached an advanced stage. The disease rarely causes noticeable symptoms, and there are no effective screening tests, according to the cancer society.
WebMD

2019-04-01 15:43Treatment Shows Promise Against Solid Tumors

After CAR-T, one patient was able to have surgery and radiation, and is doing well 20 months later with no further treatment. Fifteen other patients were well enough to start taking a drug that uses a different approach to bolster the immun...
WebMD

2019-04-01 11:00The Checkup: How to Minimize Exposures to Hormone Disrupters

Experts say adults and children alike can benefit from avoiding canned goods and certain plastics and substituting natural products for commercial cleaning products.
New York Times - Health

2019-04-01 11:00Personal Health: Brain Booster in a Bottle? Don’t Bother

To support brain health as you age, start with the same foods that can help to keep your heart healthy.
New York Times - Health

2019-04-01 10:31BBC Middle East Editor Jeremy Bowen on bowel cancer diagnosis

The BBC's Middle East Editor Jeremy Bowen has revealed to BBC Breakfast he has recently been diagnosed with bowel cancer.
BBC News Health

2019-04-01 09:00Lawsuits Lay Bare Sackler Family’s Role in Opioid Crisis

Three generations of the Sackler family were deeply involved in running Purdue Pharma and knew of opioid abuse risks, according to lawsuits.
New York Times - Health

2019-04-01 08:50Dubstep artist Skrillex could protect against mosquito bites

Scientists found the song Scary Monsters And Nice Sprites led to mosquitoes attacking hosts less often.
BBC News Health

2019-04-01 07:23Pregabalin/Lyrica reclassified to a class C drug

The move comes after Pregabalin/Lyrica was linked to 33 deaths in Northern Ireland in 2017.
BBC News Health

2019-04-01 01:38'She was so desperate, she swallowed a toothbrush'

The government's aim to move people with learning disabilities from secure units has failed, campaigners say.
BBC News Health

2019-03-31 10:43Model with alopecia wants people to embrace differences

Caitlin Leigh says fashion is for everyone after becoming a model since her alopecia diagnosis.
BBC News Health

2019-03-31 10:13More adults seeking support for alcoholic parents

Thousand more adults are seeking help in coping with an alcoholic parent every year, a charity says.
BBC News Health

2019-03-31 09:58Transgender: How people from three generations transitioned

Ten years after the first International Transgender Day of Visibility, trans people from different generations tell us their stories.
BBC News Health

2019-03-31 01:54The cheerleader competing with a hole in her heart

From working as a nurse to training for the world championships, Holly is taking on both with a heart condition that could threaten her life.
BBC News Health

2019-03-31 01:10Malawi's antibiotics crisis: Why the drugs don't work for some

In Malawi, doctors say resistance to antibiotics is making their work increasingly difficult.
BBC News Health

2019-03-30 17:12How Pain Tolerance and Anxiety Seem to Be Connected

An article about the case of a woman who feels little pain or anxiety raised many questions, such as: Do low-anxiety people seem to feel less pain?
New York Times - Health

2019-03-30 13:00Why Are Female Runners Faster Than Ever?

A panel discussion with elite women runners the week before the Boston Marathon.
New York Times - Health

2019-03-30 11:00Med Students Get an Extra Match on ‘Match Day’

Across the country, couples are escalating the day they learn where they’ll will go for their residencies by using it as an opportunity to propose.
New York Times - Health

2019-03-30 08:00Patients ‘Hit the Call Bell and Nobody Comes.’ Hospital Nurses Demand ‘Safe Staffing’ Levels.

Thousands of nurses at three big hospital systems in New York City have threatened to strike, saying they are stretched too thin to fully support patients and their families.
New York Times - Health

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