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Health risks: Drug-resistant infections on the rise
Health: Community acquired methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) infections may be common among ill children, according to Johns Hopkins researc
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Tanning Beds Are Feeling the Heat from Health Officials
Health: An FDA advisory panel this week recommended that children and teens should be kept from using tanning beds, or at least should have parents sign a co
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Special deliveries: C-section births are at an all-time high
Health: If you asked me which surgical procedure took place most often in U.S. hospitals, I might guess appendix removals or something else relatively common
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Healthy eating: Time for an old-testament diet?
Health: Obesity gets a lot of coverage in the news, not all of it helpful. But the following stories are too good to pass up.Researchers at Cornell Universit
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Health care reform efforts through the ages
Health: I'm sure my fellow health writers will all have different takes and perspectives on the landmark health care reform legislation that passed in the Ho
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US Health reform, not over yet.
Health: 219-212. Youd think that widely printed margin was a score in some professional sport juiced on roids, rather than the congressional vote propelling
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Pulse of health research: Strange sexism of science
Health: Its probably not news to you that science in general, and health and medicine in particular, are struggling to increase the numbers of women practici
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MTV's surprisingly sensitive health programming
Health: Photo courtesy of MTV Sensitivity and responsibility aren't generally words that come to mind when one thinks of MTV's programming. And make no mista
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Healthy tech: E-prescribing reduces prescribing errors
Health: A study published this month in the Journal of General Internal Medicine suggests that some of the $1 billion that the Obama administration wants to
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California's uninsured numbers swell as health care reform vote nears
Health: One in four California residents are currently living without health care insurance, according to a study by the UCLA Center for Health Policy Resear
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Yawning doctors: Harmful to your health?
Health: A study in this months Pediatrics examines communication lapses during shift changes that can have serious consequences for the health and safety of
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Woman's obesity quest sends the wrong message
Health: The subject of obesity is one that grabs the headlines often. In the last six months alone, for example, consider some of the obesity-related news th
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Healthy tools improve medical imaging
Health: New evidence suggests that imaging technology may be getting ahead of our ability to manage it. The research, presented at the American Orthopedic So
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Telemonitoring your health: The (virtual) doctor will see you (online)
Health: Electronic medical records (EMR) are widely debated, studied, promoted, and slowly being implemented. A new review published in Deutsches Arzteblatt
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Unhealthy promotion: Are alcohol ads targeting kids?
Health: Television advertising is driven by many factors, most of all by data. Marketers for both television ad space and the products being sold are well in
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Federal court deals another blow to autism-vaccine link
Health: When a decade-old study from the medical journal The Lancet linking vaccinations to autism was retracted last month, the medical community breathed a
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Bacterial- beverages: Obesity not the only fast-food health risk
Health: Add bacterial infection to the list of health risks associated with eating and drinking at your local fast food joint. A new study published in the I
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Privacy vs. efficiency as Britain moves to electronic health records
Health: The dueling priorities of the convenience and efficiency of digitalized health records and the significance of patient privacy is one that is looming
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The key to health? Sleep on it
Health: Following a recent study showing that natural light exposure affects teens' body clocks and their ability to function well in the mornings comes a sl
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Human health threats spread by global warming
Health: Newly published evidence showing the potent effect of global warming on human health is sure to stir controversy. One potentially touchy aspect of th
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