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Breast Cancer Is Not Just One Disease

March 30, 2015 Medical News

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(HealthDay News) — Breast cancer isn’t the same for every woman, even at the cellular level, according to a new statement from four major medical ...

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Pediatricians Opposed to Random Drug Tests in Schools

March 30, 2015 Featured, Medicine & Policy

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By Amy Norton, HealthDay Reporter MONDAY, March 30, 2015 (HealthDay News) — Random drug testing in schools may sound like a good way to keep kids off ...

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Too Much Homework May Hurt Student Test Scores

March 27, 2015 Featured, News Briefs

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(HealthDay News) — More isn’t necessarily better for teens when it comes to homework, a new study finds. About an hour a day is ideal, ...

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Changes Coming for Medicare Physician Reimbursement

March 27, 2015 Featured, Medicine & Business

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By Laura Little The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) recently released the payment rates for physician groups participating in the first round of ...

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Frequent Antibiotic Use May Lead to Type 2 Diabetes

March 25, 2015 Featured, Medical News

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(HealthDay News) — Repeated use of certain antibiotics may increase a person’s risk for type 2 diabetes, a new study suggests. Researchers analyzed data from ...

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Docs Don’t Always Tell Patients of Alzheimer’s Diagnosis

March 25, 2015 Featured, Medical News

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(HealthDay News) — Doctors are not telling a majority of their patients diagnosed with Alzheimer’s that they have the degenerative brain disease, a new report ...

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Malpractice Fears Lead Most ER Docs to Order Unnecessary Tests

March 25, 2015 Featured, Medicine & Business, Medicine & the Law

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By Dennis Thompson, HealthDay Reporter (HealthDay News) — Nearly all emergency room doctors surveyed order pricey MRIs or CT scans their patients may not need, mainly because ...

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Even In Female Dominated Nursing, Men Earn More

March 25, 2015 Medicine & Business

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  Women outnumber men in the nursing profession by more than 10 to 1. But men still earn more, a new study finds. The report in this ...

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Doctors Ask: ‘Is Marijuana Medicine?’

March 24, 2015 Medicine & Policy

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HARRISBURG, PA – While many states have pushed for new laws to legalize the use of marijuana for medical reasons, there are few well-controlled studies ...

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Vitamin D Supplements Might Slow Prostate Cancer

March 23, 2015 Featured, Medical News

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By Steven Reinberg, HealthDay (HealthDay News) — Vitamin D supplements may slow or prevent low-grade prostate cancer from progressing, a small new study suggests. “Vitamin D decreases ...

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