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| Air Pollution Linked to Blood Clots in Legs |
12 May 08, 17:22 ET |
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| HealthDay - MONDAY, May 12 (HealthDay News) -- Long-term exposure to the tiny,
dirty particles in polluted air seems to increase the risk of deep vein
thrombosis, which are blood clots in the thighs or legs, an Italian study
finds. |
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| Study: Older brains don't benefit from painkillers |
12 May 08, 16:30 ET |
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| AP - Results from a large government experiment are dimming hopes that two common painkillers can prevent Alzheimer's disease or slow mental decline in older people. |
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| Gene May Be Key to Pregnancy Complication |
12 May 08, 16:02 ET |
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| HealthDay - MONDAY, May 12 (HealthDay News) -- A gene called COMT, already known
for its role in schizophrenia, also plays a significant part in the
dangerous obstetric complication known as preeclampsia, a new study
finds. |
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| Problem Gambling Common Among Young Adults |
12 May 08, 16:02 ET |
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| HealthDay - MONDAY, May 12 (HealthDay News) -- An estimated 750,000 American teens
and young adults are problem gamblers according to researchers at the
University at Buffalo's Research Institute on Addictions. |
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| Hookah smoking popular with the college crowd |
12 May 08, 15:43 ET |
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| Reuters - A sizable percentage of college
students have tried smoking waterpipes, often under the false
impression that they offer a "safer" way to smoke, a new study
suggests. |
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| Nagging via text messages to help teens remember meds |
12 May 08, 15:25 ET |
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| AP - 4gt yr meds? Getting kids to remember their medicine may be a text message away. Cincinnati doctors are experimenting with texting to tackle a big problem: Tweens and teens too often do a lousy job of controlling chronic illnesses like asthma, diabetes or kidney disease. |
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| High Blood Pressure Still Slipping Past Doctors |
12 May 08, 14:02 ET |
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| HealthDay - MONDAY, May 12 (HealthDay News) -- The dangers of high blood
pressure are well-known, but a new study finds a lack of routine blood
pressure screening in doctor's offices and a low percentage of
hypertension patients actually meeting their blood pressure goals after
diagnosis. |
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| Cane may ease the load on arthritic knees |
12 May 08, 13:24 ET |
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| Reuters - Older adults with knee
arthritis may be able to reduce some of the load on their knee
joint by walking with a cane, a new study suggests. |
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| Slow-growing infants may become hostile adults |
12 May 08, 12:22 ET |
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| Reuters - Adults with higher levels of
hostility are more likely to be lighter at birth and throughout
childhood than less hostile people according to a study
published in journal Psychosomatic Medicine. |
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| Health Tip: Using Hair Dyes |
12 May 08, 09:01 ET |
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| HealthDay - (HealthDay News) -- Some studies have associated certain
chemicals found in some hair dyes and coloring products to an increased
risk of various types of cancer. |
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