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Childhood Trauma Tied to Adult Migraines

July 6, 2015 Headlines, Patients News

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Experiencing a traumatic event during childhood may raise the risk for migraines as an adult, new Canadian research suggests. “We found the more types of ...

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Giving Cancer Patients a Reliable Prediction of Metastasis

July 3, 2015 Featured, Headlines, Medical News

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By Oscar L. Bronsther, M.D. Once a patient has been diagnosed with cancer and the tumor has been removed, both physician and patient must ask, ...

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Parents Often Behind Many High-Achieving Children

July 3, 2015 Headlines, Patients News

Talented children who reach their potential likely have dedicated parents to thank for their success, a new study found. Researchers at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln ...

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BBQ Warning: Grill Brush Wires Can Pierce Your Intestines

July 2, 2015 Headlines, Patients News

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Before you bite into that burger on Independence Day, you might want to ask the chef whether a rusty old grill brush was used to ...

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Indoor Tanning Down, but Millions Still Use the Cancer Causing Beds

July 1, 2015 Headlines, Medical News

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The tanning industry was not very happy when Obamacare imposed a new 10 percent tax on salon revenues. However, that tax, combined with increased awareness ...

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Parents’ Genetic Diversity Linked to Kids’ Height, Education

July 1, 2015 Medical News

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The less alike two parents are genetically, the taller and mentally sharper their kids tend to be, according to a new study of populations around ...

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After-School Sports Give Kids Academic Boost

July 1, 2015 Headlines, Patients News

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Extracurricular sports may help children develop the discipline they need to succeed in the classroom, a new study suggests. Kids’ attention span and level of ...

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Potential Traps in a Medical Practice Sale or Purchase

July 1, 2015 Featured, Medicine & Business

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By Vasilios J. Kalogredis, Esq. Even in today’s relatively difficult healthcare environment, we are still seeing many medical and dental practices being sold.  Some of ...

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New California Law Requires School Children To Be Vaccinated

July 1, 2015 Headlines, Medicine & Policy, Patients News

On Tuesday, Gov. Jerry Brown of California signed into law a requirement that nearly all children be vaccinated in order to attend school. With the stroke ...

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Athletes Should Be Careful Not To Drink Too Much Water

July 1, 2015 Headlines, Patients News

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Endurance athletes or those who are very physically active should drink plenty of water — but only when they feel thirsty, new expert recommendations say. ...

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