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2019-01-07 15:15Suicide Risk Rises After Cancer Diagnosis

Among nearly 4.6 million patients, almost 1,600 died by suicide within a year of their diagnosis, researchers found, which is a 2.5 times greater risk than what's seen in the general population.
WebMD

2019-01-07 13:57Q&A: The Games Animals Play

In some species, youngsters play to develop skills they’ll need as adults. But in other animals, adults seem to frolic for the fun of it.
New York Times - Health

2019-01-07 11:00The Checkup: Managing Children’s Pain After Surgery

We’ve come a long way from the days when surgeons were taught that infants’ nervous systems were too undeveloped to feel pain.
New York Times - Health

2019-01-07 11:00Personal Health: Managing Teenage Acne

If the face a teen presents to the world is marred by prominent lesions of acne, the ordinary stresses of adolescence can be that much more difficult to weather.
New York Times - Health

2019-01-07 11:00The New Health Care: Why a ‘Passive’ Health Approach Can Produce the Most Action

Some in Congress say financial incentives will lead to healthful choices, but having more choices can be problematic when so many Americans are busy and stressed.
New York Times - Health

2019-01-07 09:22CES 2019: EyeQue's glasses test you can do at home

EyeQue's smartphone accessory lets owners order new glasses without having to see an optician.
BBC News Health

2019-01-07 08:46NHS long-term plan: Focus on prevention 'could save 500,000 lives'

Bosses aim to focus on preventing ill-health as part of a plan to create an NHS fit for the 21st century.
BBC News Health

2019-01-07 06:07Are flexitarians half-hearted vegetarians?

Can simply lowering meat consumption be considered a thing, or is it just "half-hearted" vegetarianism?
BBC News Health

2019-01-07 02:20Jazmine Barnes Case Shows How Trauma Can Affect Memory

Eyewitness testimony is unreliable because people try to understand a traumatic event by using what they know about the world and fill in gaps, experts said.
New York Times - Health

2019-01-07 01:38Biomarkers identified to help diagnose heart condition

Atrial fibrillation is the most common heart rhythm disturbance, affecting 1.6m people in the UK.
BBC News Health

2019-01-07 01:11The 'superwoman' midwife of the mountains

After she had to give birth without any help, one Himalayan woman decided to train to become the first midwife in her area.
BBC News Health

2019-01-06 11:00Donors of Rare Blood Type Sought to Save a Miami Toddler

Zainab Mughal, 2, has cancer. Her treatments depend on frequent blood transfusions, but her blood type is extremely rare.
New York Times - Health

2019-01-06 01:28'They took her teeth without telling me'

Readers tell the BBC of their experiences of dental surgery on people with learning disabilities.
BBC News Health

2019-01-05 16:49Matter: The Sounds That Haunted U.S. Diplomats in Cuba? Lovelorn Crickets, Scientists Say

Diplomatic officials may have been targeted with an unknown weapon in Havana. But a recording of one “sonic attack” actually is the singing of a very loud cricket, a new analysis concludes.
New York Times - Health

2019-01-05 14:4111-Year-Old Boy’s Death in Brooklyn May Have Been Caused by Airborne Fish Proteins

The sixth grader, Cameron Jean-Pierre, had asthma and was allergic to fish and peanuts. Experts said a combination of the two conditions could have caused a fatal reaction.
New York Times - Health

2019-01-05 01:56Hospital patients who smoke or drink to be helped to quit

They will be given targeted advice in order to reduce ill health as well as demands on the NHS.
BBC News Health

2019-01-05 00:44F.D.A. Accuses Juul and Altria of Backing Off Plan to Stop Youth Vaping

Commissioner Scott Gottlieb says the terms of the new partnership between the two companies appear to undermine pledges they made to keep flavored nicotine pods off store shelves.
New York Times - Health

2019-01-04 21:15Is Epilepsy Drug Use in Pregnancy Linked to ADHD?

A woman’s use of the drug during pregnancy was associated with a small but significantly increased risk of ADHD in the offspring, even after adjusting for any possible psychiatric disease, epilepsy, and other factors, researchers said.
WebMD

2019-01-04 20:57The New Old Age: Dementia May Never Improve, but Many Patients Still Can Learn

In “cognitive rehabilitation,” therapists train patients in simple tasks that can make daily life much easier.
New York Times - Health

2019-01-04 20:31Cervical cancer screening campaigner Natasha Sale dies aged 31

Natasha Sale, 31, wanted to lower the cervical screening age from 25 to 18.
BBC News Health

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