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2019-03-05 14:40Raw-meat dog food 'risk to owners'

It can harbour nasty bugs that pose an infection risk, warn vets.
BBC News Health

2019-03-05 14:09Smear test top tips: How to make cervical screening more comfortable

The smear test, or cervical screening, can make some women nervous. Here's how to make it stress free.
BBC News Health

2019-03-05 11:00Reducing Maternal Mortality

A new law to help states investigate deaths from childbirth complications is a start, but experts say what is really needed is reducing C-section rates.
New York Times - Health

2019-03-05 08:51UK patient 'free' of HIV after stem cell treatment

The patient has shown no sign of the virus for nearly 19 months since having the treatment.
BBC News Health

2019-03-05 03:33Brain clue to 'broken heart' syndrome

Your heart can be damaged after a sad event and it may be your brain's doing, experts believe.
BBC News Health

2019-03-05 01:09Is it time for 'smear test' to be rebranded?

A new government ad campaign avoids the term in favour of "cervical screening". Will it help boost rates?
BBC News Health

2019-03-05 01:05H.I.V. Is Reported Cured in a Second Patient, a Milestone in the Global AIDS Epidemic

Scientists have long tried to duplicate the procedure that led to the first permanent remission 12 years ago. With the so-called London patient, they seem to have succeeded.
New York Times - Health

2019-03-05 01:00Children give out fake parking tickets to polluting parents

Pupils in Greater Manchester give tickets to anyone on yellow lines, or with their engines on, to tackle air pollution.
BBC News Health

2019-03-05 00:12F.D.A. Criticizes Walgreens and Other Retailers for Selling Tobacco Products to Minors

FDA singles out Walgreens for high rate of tobacco sales to minors -- but gas station stores and other retailers had an even higher rate.
New York Times - Health

2019-03-04 23:36Largest Study Ever Finds No Link Between Measles Vaccine, Autism

Amid ongoing U.S. measles outbreaks, one of the largest studies to date provides fresh evidence that the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine does not cause autism.
WebMD

2019-03-04 23:26Survey: 1 in 3 Older Adults Feel Lonely

One in three  older adults say they lack companionship,  a new poll has found, and the feeling is more likely in people with health problems.
WebMD

2019-03-04 23:15High Deductibles May Threaten Breast Cancer Patients' Survival

Even when women have health insurance, high deductibles may delay them from having breast cancer diagnosed and treated, researchers say.
WebMD

2019-03-04 22:54Drug Maker To Sell Cheaper Version of Insulin

A cheaper version of Eli Lilly's most popular insulin drug, Humalog, is being introduced by the drug maker.
WebMD

2019-03-04 22:14Daily Aspirin Might Ease COPD Flare-Ups

Many Americans take a daily low-dose aspirin to protect their hearts. Now it appears aspirin may also reduce flare-ups of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
WebMD

2019-03-04 22:08Fungi in Breast Milk? These Kinds Are Good for Baby

In yet another finding that points out the positives of breastfeeding, scientists report that beneficial fungi and yeasts reside in breast milk.
WebMD

2019-03-04 21:15Acne Drug Accutane May Not Depress Mood After All

For years, doctors have debated the safety of the acne drug most commonly known as Accutane, but new research suggests the medication does not boost depression risk among its users.
WebMD

2019-03-04 20:58Hospital and Time of Delivery May Affect Mother’s Health

The risk for complications in childbirth was highest during night shifts, weekends, holidays and in July.
New York Times - Health

2019-03-04 19:56Luke Perry Dies of "Massive Stroke"

Actor Luke Perry, a star of Beverly Hills 90210 and Riverdale, died after he suffered a massive stroke.
WebMD

2019-03-04 18:38Global Health: Diagnoses by Horn, Payment in Goats: An African Healer at Work

On a continent wracked with epidemics, millions turn to traditional healers. In rural Uganda, not far from the Ebola zone, an herbalist describes his practice.
New York Times - Health

2019-03-04 15:15Online 'Influencers' Get Kids to Want Junk Food

Study findings point to the power of an insidious form of junk food marketing, in which companies pay social media influencers to feature their products, experts say.
WebMD

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