FRIDAY, Aug. 16, 2019 (HealthDay News) — Your dog bounds heedlessly into a local lake or pond, playfully splashing in the water. But within minutes, your canine companion is staggering, drooling or suffering seizures. Left untreated, the dog will likely die. This fate has befallen a handful of pooches exposedContinue Reading
Cases of Severe Lung Injury After Vaping Reported in Minnesota, Illinois, Wisconsin
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Vaping Industry Group Sues to Delay FDA Review of E-Cigarettes
Texas Tripe Inc. Raw Pet Food Recalled as Health Threats
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WEDNESDAY, Aug 14, 2019 (HealthDay News) — Bingeing on social media isn’t good for any teen, but new research has pinpointed three ways in which hours spent on Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat and Facebook may harm the mental health of young girls in particular. “Almost all of the influence of socialContinue Reading
Israeli Flight Attendant Dies of Measles
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‘Miracle Mineral Solution’ Is No Miracle Cure, FDA Warns
Streets Around Notre Dame Cathedral to Undergo Lead Decontamination
Bottled Water Offered to Residents of Newark, N.J. Due to Lead Level Concerns
New Ebola Drugs Highly Effective, Might Shorten Africa Outbreak
Dole Baby Spinach Recalled
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EPA Won’t Approve Warning Labels for Glyphosate
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FRIDAY, Aug. 9, 2019 (HealthDay News) — As the CBD craze sweeps the nation, some users may wonder whether the cannabis extract can make them fail a drug test. A preliminary study suggests the answer is “no” — at least if the CBD is pure. Researchers found that CBD, orContinue Reading
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Medicare to Cover Breakthrough Gene Therapy for Leukemia, LymphomaContinue Reading
Patient Who Caught Legionnaires’ Disease at Atlanta Hotel Dies
FDA Says Approval of World’s Priciest Drug Was Based on Manipulated Data
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Sen. Rand Paul Recovering From Lung Surgery
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell Breaks Shoulder in Fall
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MONDAY, Aug. 5, 2019 (HealthDay News) — Simple steps can help you protect your home from health dangers big and small. Here are four tips to get you started: It can’t be said often enough: Proactively change the batteries in smoke and carbon monoxide alarms. Don’t wait until you hearContinue Reading
14 Hospitalizations in 2 States May be Linked to Vaping
Entenmann’s Little Bites Cookies Recalled Due to Plastic Bits
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