Health Highlights: July 16, 2019
Anorexia May Have Roots in Metabolism: Study
Family Planning Clinic Abortion Restrictions Effective Immediately: Trump Administration
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Anorexia May Have Roots in Metabolism: Study
Family Planning Clinic Abortion Restrictions Effective Immediately: Trump Administration
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Company Reaches $1.4 Billion Settlement in Opioid Treatment Investigation
First Ebola Case Confirmed in City of Goma: DR Congo Officials
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(HealthDay News) — Keeping the kitchen clean can prevent sickness and improve the quality of health for you and your guests, says Wake Forest University. Many foodborne illnesses can be avoided with some extra care. To help maintain cleanliness, the school suggests: Wash your hands with warm water and soapContinue Reading
SUNDAY, July 14, 2019 (HealthDay News) — Swimming lessons can lower the risk of drowning, but black kids often miss out on learning this lifesaving skill, a leading pediatricians group says. “Everyone should have the opportunity to learn to swim,” said Dr. Kyle Yasuda, president of the American Academy ofContinue Reading
1 in 5 Nonsmoking U.S. Workers Exposed to Secondhand Smoke
Rabies Warning Issued for Walt Disney World Resort Area
Medicare Drug Rebate Plan Withdrawn by Trump Administration
Fertility Clinic Sued After Embryo Implanted in Wrong Woman
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Fertility Clinic Sued After Embryo Implanted in Wrong Woman
Disney Star Cameron Boyce Died From an Epileptic Seizure
Prior Undetected Heart Attack Common in Sudden Cardiac Death Cases: Study
Bakery Products Sold at Stores Nationwide Recalled by Flowers Foods
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Rule Requiring Drug Prices in TV Ads Blocked by Judge
Fewer New Measles Cases in U.S. Last Week
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(HealthDay News) — Kayaking and canoeing are popular outdoor activities during summer. But before you paddle, the American Canoe Academy recommends getting to know the rules of the water. The ACA urges paddlers to: Take an on-water course. Be aware of your surroundings. Wear a life jacket and bright clothing.Continue Reading
MONDAY, July 8, 2019 (HealthDay News) — Teens who use Spice, K2 or other synthetic marijuana products may risk medical harm, including coma and seizures, researchers report. A review of emergency department records in the United States also found that those who mixed the manmade “marijuana” with other drugs, suchContinue Reading
Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Pig Ear Dog Treats: CDC
Cavi Brand Whole, Fresh Papayas Linked to Salmonella Outbreak
Eye Drops, Ointments Sold At Walgreens Recalled
Former NFL Star Tedy Bruschi Recovering From Stroke
All Mississippi Coastal Beaches Closed Due to Algae Bloom
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Lawsuit Challenges Mississippi Law on Labeling of Meatless Products
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TUESDAY, July 2, 2019 (HealthDay News) — Social media is helping spur the e-cigarette epidemic among America’s teens, a new study suggests. Nearly 15,000 Instagram posts related to Juul, the most popular e-cigarette brand, were released between March and May 2018, researchers found. More than half the posts focused onContinue Reading
Vermont Places 92% Tax on E-Cigarettes
Packaged Vegetables Recalled by Growers Express
Flesh-Eating Bacteria Claims Life of Florida Woman
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Salmonella Outbreak in Eight States Linked to Mexican Papayas: CDC
Rule Allowing Health Care Workers to Refuse to Perform Abortions Put on Hold
Child Dies From E. Coli After Visit to San Diego County Fair
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