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Try as you might, you can’t stop the party. A nightclub in the Netherlands is promoting social distancing in a…
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US panel says not enough evidence to support lipid screenings for kids
A U.S. government-backed panel says there is not enough evidence to say all children should have blood tests to check…
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13 unconventional ways to end picky eating for good
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Retired union worker with ALS struggling with loss of vital insurance benefit
Every day for the last four years has been struggle to live for Joe Swider, a 66-year-old retired plumber who…
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Regular use of aspirin may lower risk of advanced prostate cancer
Add another disease to the list of ailments that may be thwarted by regular aspirin use—prostate cancer. Researchers reported that…
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Sanofi submits new diabetes drug application to U.S. regulator
PARIS – French drugmaker Sanofi said on Wednesday it had submitted an application to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration…
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From the antique cast-iron stove in the kitchen to the ancient wood-paneled radio in the living room, the decor in…
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Many children with cancer were born at risk, study finds
CHICAGO – Gene sequencing of more than 1,000 children and adolescents diagnosed with cancer found that as many as 8.5…
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