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Why Do So Many Kids Have Food Allergies? They’re Too Clean.

October 6, 2014 Medical News, Opinion, Patients News

peanut allergy

By Bill Miller, Ph.D. When I was growing up, I never knew any child with a food allergy. Allergies of any kind seemed rare. Yet ...

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Tough Texas Abortion Law Likely Headed to Supreme Court

October 5, 2014 Law & Politics, Medicine & Policy, Patients News

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By David Crary and Juan Carlos Llorca ASSOCIATED PRESS EL PASO, Texas (AP) — Abortion-rights lawyers are predicting “a showdown” at the U.S. Supreme Court ...

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Tobacco Companies Cover Tracks With Harsh E-Cig Warnings

October 3, 2014 Patients News

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By Alan Lyndon Tobacco companies are seemingly covering their tracks as they place strong health warnings on their own packaging of electronic cigarettes.  These warnings, ...

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Neurotic, Anxious Women at Greater Risk for Alzheimer’s

October 3, 2014 Featured, Headlines, Medical News, Patients News

Alzheimer's

By Brad Broker Middle aged, neurotic, easily stressed women are more likely to develop Alzheimer’s disease later in life, according to a new study published ...

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Court Ruling Leaves Texas With Seven Abortion Providers

October 3, 2014 Featured, Law & Politics, Patients News

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By Paul J. Weber ASSOCIATED PRESS AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Women seeking legal abortions in Texas starting Friday must drive for hours if they live ...

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Gov’t Website for Doctor Payments Not Quite Up to Snuff

October 2, 2014 Featured, Law & Politics, Medicine & Policy, Medicine & Technology

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By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar and Jack Gillum ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — Another year, another headache for the Obama administration over a health care website. This one ...

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About 80 People In Texas Being Monitored For Ebola

October 2, 2014 Medical News, News Briefs, Patients News

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By David Warren ASSOCIATED PRESS DALLAS — About 80 people are now being monitored for symptoms of Ebola in Texas, a Dallas County Health and ...

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What Happens After Hearing “You Have Breast Cancer”

October 1, 2014 Patients News

breast cancer

For some, getting a mammogram is a routine. For others, maybe not so. But in either case, there’s a certain amount of nervousness the patient ...

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Doctors Urge Caution As Pharmaceutical Payments Become Public

October 1, 2014 Law & Politics, Medicine & Policy, Medicine & Technology

doctors

By Shefali Luthra A federal database unveiled Tuesday afternoon details 4.4 million payments from pharmaceutical and medical technology companies to doctors and teaching hospitals, sparking concerns that consumers ...

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Daily After School Activity Improves Kids’ Attention, Cognitive Skills

September 30, 2014 Medical News, Patients News

kids exercise

By ALAN LYNDON If you need a reason to encourage your kids to get outside, here’s a good one: Children who get at least an ...

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