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Kathleen Blanchard, RN - Kathleen is a Registered Nurse and freelance health author. Her advice: Always discuss healthcare options with your medical care provider.
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Exciting new Breakthrough for Alzheimer’s Disease
Researchers at Case Western Reserve have used a drug to quickly reverse Alzheimer’s disease in mice.
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Specific Diet Goals Best for Type 2 Diabetes
Patients with Type 2 diabetes do better when they set specific diet goals, finds a new study.
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UCLA study: Brain Shock Improves Memory
Researchers from UCLA have found stimulating a key area of the brain helps improve memory.
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How Soft Drinks are Linked to Lung Problems
Soda and soft drinks are now linked to asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease or COPD, according to a new report.
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Medical Debt Toll in California Highlights Need for Affordable Health Care
A new report highlights the toll medical debt has taken on Californians. In 2009, 2.6 million non-elderly Californians had some kind of medical debt, according to data.
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Alarmingly High Rates of Child Abuse in U.S. from Poverty?
Yale School of Medicine researchers report alarming rates of child abuse in the United States. According to the new study, the numbers are higher than the rate of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS).
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Love of Fatty Food may be in Your Genes
New research shows some people have a penchant for eating fatty foods that seems to be in their genes. The finding may explain why eating a low-fat diet can be so hard for some.
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New way to treat depression: Does Magnetic Therapy Work?
A Loyola University Medical Center physician, along with almost 300 other medical centers across the nation, is using magnetic therapy or transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) to treat major depress
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Smoking cessation for two weeks enough to cure a cough
Stopping smoking for just two weeks can improve cough and other respiratory symptoms, shows a new investigation.
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How drug shortages could affect the future of cancer care
A recent survey shows oncologists and patients are facing a dilemma in cancer treatment.
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