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

July 1, 2015 Headlines, Medical News

tanning

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

family genetics

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

youth sports

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

Medical practice sale

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

water

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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Patients Want Online Access to Doctors, Health Records

June 30, 2015 Headlines, Medicine & Technology

Internet-savvy Americans would like to add their doctors to their group of Facebook “friends” or email contacts. In a new study, researchers analyzed more than ...

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Heart Association’s Stroke Guidelines Support Clot-Removing Device

June 30, 2015 Headlines, Medical News

A device that grabs and drags a blood clot out through the blood vessels should be used to treat certain stroke victims, according to new ...

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Physician Suicide and the Elephant in the Room

June 29, 2015 Featured, Headlines

suicide

By Michael Langan, M.D. Although no reliable statistics exist, anecdotal reports suggest an alarming upsurge in physician suicide. This necessitates a reappraisal of known predisposing ...

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1 in 3 American Adults Owns a Gun

June 29, 2015 Headlines, Patients News

guns

Guns are owned by nearly one in three Americans. And many of those people are part of a “social gun culture” that includes hunters and ...

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