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  Blood Type May Play Role in Death Risk After Trauma

  People with the most common blood type, type O, may be at higher risk...

  • Posted May 2, 2018
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  A Doctor’s Age May Matter With Emergency Surgery

  If you need an emergency operation, you’re in safer hands with an older surgeon,...

  • Posted April 26, 2018
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  Organs From Opioid OD Victims Are Saving Lives: Study

  Organ donations from Americans who have died from an opioid overdose have risen dramatically...

  • Posted April 17, 2018
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  Health Tip: Practice Window Safety

  (HealthDay News) — As spring approaches and the weather warms, you should be thinking...

  • Posted April 10, 2018
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  Unchecked Air Pollution a Death Sentence for Millions: Study

  Quicker action to cut fossil fuel emissions and slow climate change could prevent as...

  • Posted March 23, 2018
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  Wills & Living Wills

  No one likes to think about end-of-life issues, but it’s important for every adult...

  • Posted March 21, 2018
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  The High Costs of Alzheimer’s

  Sharp increases in Alzheimer’s disease cases, deaths and costs are stressing the U.S. health...

  • Posted March 20, 2018
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  ‘Cutting,’ Self-Harm Greatly Raise Suicide Risk for Teens

  Young people treated for self-inflicted injuries face a far higher-than-average risk of suicide in...

  • Posted March 19, 2018
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  Defibrillator-in-a-Vest May Help Heart Attack Survivors

  A wearable heart defibrillator reduces the overall risk of early death for heart attack...

  • Posted March 13, 2018
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  Odds of Surviving Anal Cancer Colored by Income

  Poorer Americans with anal cancer — a highly treatable disease — are more likely...

  • Posted March 12, 2018
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  Health Tip: Using a Geriatric Care Manager

  (HealthDay News) — A geriatric care manager (GCM) can help you and family members...

  • Posted March 8, 2018
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