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‘Free’ Contraception Means ‘Free,’ White House Tells Insurers

May 12, 2015 Headlines, Medicine & Policy

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Free means free. The Obama administration said Monday that health plans must offer for free at least one of every type of prescription birth control — ...

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Home More Dangerous Than School for Peanut Allergies

May 12, 2015 Headlines, Patients News

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(HealthDay News) — For children with peanut allergies, home is more dangerous than school, researchers say. The Canadian study also found schools that ban peanut ...

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Study Links Celiac Disease to Neuropathy

May 11, 2015 Headlines, Medical News

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MONDAY, May 11, 2015 (HealthDay News) — People with the digestive disorder celiac disease are at increased risk for nerve damage, a new study suggests. ...

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What You Should Know About Celiac Disease

May 11, 2015 Headlines, Patients News

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By Dr. Chad Larson You may not know it, but May is Celiac Disease Awareness Month, so let’s take this opportunity to discuss what celiac ...

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The Doctor’s Office Computer: Tips for good PC health

May 11, 2015 Featured, Medicine & Technology

By Brad Harding Physicians are experts at diagnosing the common flu and prescribing proper medications. However, ensuring the efficiency of their office technology may be ...

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Cataract Surgery Fast And Safe, But Patients Still Get Costly Pre-Testing

May 11, 2015 Headlines, Medical News, Medicine & Policy

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Requiring patients to get blood work and other tests before undergoing cataract surgery hasn’t been recommended for more than a dozen years. There’s good reason ...

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Concussions May Hurt School Performance for Weeks

May 11, 2015 Headlines, Patients News

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MONDAY, May 11, 2015 (HealthDay News) — Children and teens recovering from a concussion may experience difficulty with school work until they fully recover, a ...

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Statins May Slow Prostate Cancer Progression

May 7, 2015 Headlines, Medical News

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(HealthDay News) — Statins, widely used to lower cholesterol levels, may also slow the progression of prostate cancer in patients receiving hormone therapy, a new ...

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Bullying Begins Early, Happens Often for Gay Children

May 7, 2015 Headlines, Patients News

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(HealthDay News) — Bullying starts as early as elementary and middle school, and occurs more frequently for students who later identify as gay, lesbian or ...

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Texting Works Better Than Pain Meds in Minor Surgeries

May 6, 2015 Headlines, Medical News

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(HealthDay News) — Texting during minor surgery cuts the need for pain relievers among patients receiving regional anesthesia, according to a brief research report published ...

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