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New Drug Could Help Alzheimer's Patients
Health: [caption id="attachment_47806" align="alignnone" width="800" caption="Enzymes act on the APP (Amyloid precursor protein) and cut it into fragments of
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Anemic Pregnancy Might Cause Asthma in Children
Health: Iron deficiency during pregnancy may directly impact infant and childhood breathing health. According to a study recently published in Annals of Alle
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Weathering the Health Impact of Climate Change With Social Media Technology
Health: Two new papers point to the pressing need for public and clinical health efforts to pay attention to the effects of climate change when working to pr
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Facebook for Health: Could Social Media Lead to Functional Personal Health Records?
Health: This months issue of Health Affairs discusses a representative survey of physicians reporting that 64% had never used personal health records, but 42
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ABCs of Asthma Control: Eat Well Breath Well
Health: Researchers at the University of Illinois Family Resilience Center videotaped mealtimes in 200 families with children aged 5 to 12 suffering from ast
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Should Docs prescribe Mobile health?
Health: Findings published recently in the journal European Psychiatry point to a potential reservoir of unmet mhealth (mobile health) need in the area of de
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Facebook triggers asthma
Health: Can Facebook trigger asthma attacks? Apparently so. Italian doctors report in The Lancet on a new and previously unreported health risk associated wi
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Asthma care improved in first ever controlled trial of telemonitoring
Health: The first ever randomized controlled trial of telemonitoring medication use among asthma patients has rendered encouraging results. The study demonst
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New international health estimates reduce global death rates
Health: A week ago, international health researchers in The Lancet estimated the causes and numbers of death among the worlds children. Its been followed by
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Can digital photography enhance health care delivery?
Health: As the number of people developing diabetes continues to grow, the health care challenges and costs of managing this chronic condition also grow. 23
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Public health's questionable endorsement of video games
Health: Have the public health watchdogs finally thrown in the towel when it comes to natural, vigorous exercise? A recent deal between the American Heart As
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Who gets to decide on end-of-life health care?
Health: In 2005 the nation watched while the Florida health care facility housing a young woman named Terri Schiavo endured a barrage of contradictory, whipl
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The schism between health care and informed consent
Health: The form hospitals typically use to garner "informed consent" from patients weighing major health care procedures seems almost as complicated as the
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New international health study measures global mortality
Health: A new international health study in The Lancet attempts to answer a seemingly simple question: What are the leading causes of death for children unde
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Asthma and obesity: Linked by high fat diet?
Health: Asthma is one of the most common chronic diseases we face, and one whose prevalence is rising. Most of us know someone suffering from the condition,
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Is health care quality threatened by manufacturer-funded drug research?
Health: Health care researchers from the Drug Commission of the German Medical Association have concluded that published pharmaceutical research sponsored by
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Michelle Obama Unveils Public Health Childhood Obesity Plan
Health: Back in February, First Lady Michelle Obama launched the Let's Move! program to tackle the public health epidemic of childhood obesity, which the "Mo
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New international health tools track disease online
Health: The New England Journal of Medicine recently reported on the use of a new online international health tool tracking disease outbreaks around the glob
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Slashing international health barriers with Skype
Health: Health research is often hampered in surprising ways. For example, international health data on mortality in most of Africa and Asia is based on educ
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Risk of asthma linked to neighborhood location
Health: Fellow blogger Alisa Ulfert recently wrote about The American Lung Association's new report on the state of the air we breath, or more specifically t
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