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2019-03-06 15:15FDA OKs Ketamine-Like Drug for Severe Depression

Sold as Spravato, the fast-acting drug becomes the first new type of medicine approved in years against an illness that plagues millions of Americans.
WebMD

2019-03-06 12:46Type-2 diabetes: 'Weight loss arrests disease for years'

Type-2 diabetes can sometimes be reversed by a low-calorie diet and losing weight, a study confirms.
BBC News Health

2019-03-06 12:00Aston University develops E.coli-killing glass

Researchers said the method is similar to medieval stained glass-making.
BBC News Health

2019-03-06 11:00What Really Makes a Difference in Vaccination Rates?

Social media platforms play a role in spreading misinformation, but state legislatures have the power of law.
New York Times - Health

2019-03-06 11:00Phys Ed: How Breast Size Affects How Women Exercise

As women’s breast sizes grew, their participation in physical activity declined, particularly if that exercise was vigorous.
New York Times - Health

2019-03-06 06:28Early menopause: I'm going through it at 15 and won't have kids

Two years ago, Annabelle's periods stopped. This is how she copes with early menopause.
BBC News Health

2019-03-06 05:30Genetics Home Reference: PACS1 syndrome

Source: National Library of Medicine - Related MedlinePlus Pages: Speech and Language Problems in Children
MedlinePlus

2019-03-06 05:30Genetics Home Reference: primary familial brain calcification

Source: National Library of Medicine - Related MedlinePlus Pages: Brain Diseases
MedlinePlus

2019-03-06 05:02Here’s How Strokes Happen When You’re as Young as Luke Perry

The actor’s death leaves middle-age Americans wondering how it could happen — and whether it could happen to them. Here’s what scientists know.
New York Times - Health

2019-03-06 02:05Fast-Acting Depression Drug, Newly Approved, Could Help Millions

A nasal spray version of the drug ketamine has shown promise as an antidepressant, even if its properties still aren’t well understood.
New York Times - Health

2019-03-06 01:23Face blindness: 'I can't recognise my loved-ones'

Boo James has a condition called face blindness - now scientists are trying to find out more about it.
BBC News Health

2019-03-06 01:14What do the people of the world die from?

It will happen to all of us, but how and when we die speaks volumes about who we are and where we live.
BBC News Health

2019-03-06 01:03Cancer crowdfunding 'couldn't save my daughter'

Gemma Nuttall's family raised thousands, supported by actress Kate Winslet. But there was no happy ending.
BBC News Health

2019-03-06 01:00How to Quit Antidepressants: Very Slowly, Doctors Say

Mustering solid evidence, two psychiatrists have denounced their field’s standard guidelines for how best to wean patients from depression medications.
New York Times - Health

2019-03-06 00:55Mental Health Treatment Denied to Customers by Giant Insurer’s Policies, Judge Rules

The unit of UnitedHealth Group was found to have abused its discretion under federal laws.
New York Times - Health

2019-03-06 00:06Luke Perry Died of a Stroke. Here’s How That Happens to Someone His Age.

The actor’s death leaves middle-age Americans wondering how it could happen — and whether it could happen to them. Here’s what scientists know.
New York Times - Health

2019-03-05 23:55Ethan Lindenberger: Teen with anti-vax mum speaks to Congress

Ethan Lindenberger hit the headlines after defying his mum and getting himself vaccinated.
BBC News Health

2019-03-05 23:33Answers to 4 Key Questions About an H.I.V. Cure

Translating the latest success against the AIDS virus into a practical treatment will take years — if it happens at all. Here are answers to some of the most pressing questions raised by the news.
New York Times - Health

2019-03-05 23:17The Heart Truth

Source: National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute - Related MedlinePlus Pages: Heart Disease in Women
MedlinePlus

2019-03-05 23:15Could Too Much Soda Worsen MS?

People with MS who drank the most sugar-sweetened beverages -- about two cans per day -- were five times more likely to have severe disability than people who seldom drank sugar-sweetened beverages, researchers reported.
WebMD

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