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Breast Milk May Arrive Late for Obese New Moms
Study finds delays beyond typical 3-day start to production in larger women
Source: HealthDay
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Do Statins Raise Odds for Type 2 Diabetes?
Maybe, but heart benefits likely outweigh any potential risk from the drugs, experts say
Source: HealthDay
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Does Time of Neurosurgery Matter?
After-hours operations tied to more complications, study says
Source: HealthDay
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Fewer Diabetes Cases Being Missed
More Americans than thought getting second test to confirm diagnosis, study shows
Source: HealthDay
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Trauma Takes a Toll on Half of U.S. Kids
Consequences can include long-term health issues, emotional problems and troubles at school
Source: HealthDayRelated MedlinePlus Pages: Children's Health
What You May Not Know about Ovarian Cancer
Most cases start in the fallopian tubes, not the ovaries, study suggests
Source: HealthDay
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Keeping Your Driving Teen Focused on The Road
Distractions at the wheel are major cause of needless tragedies, experts say
Source: HealthDay
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Poverty Does No Favors for Health
The less wealthy are more likely to become disabled or die early, new analysis finds
Source: HealthDay
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High-Nicotine E-Cigs May Be Gateway to Smoking for Teens
Many more 10th graders who tried the devices were hooked on 'regular' cigarettes later, study found
Source: HealthDay
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Many U.S. Cities Lack Health Insurance Competition
Patients harmed by higher premiums in these places, leading doctors' group says
Source: HealthDay
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Heart Disease, Stroke Cutting Black Lives Short
Life span about three years less than for whites, heart association statement says
Source: HealthDay
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Kids, Don't Touch the Toys At the Doctor's Office
Pediatricians' group updates infection-prevention guidelines for medical offices
Source: HealthDay
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Medical Marijuana Won't Help Most Sick Kids
Helped with chemo-linked nausea, epilepsy, but no evidence for other conditions
Source: HealthDayRelated MedlinePlus Pages: Children's Health, Marijuana
More Evidence That Depression Shortens Lives
And women have been hit even harder than men over past decades, study finds
Source: HealthDay
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Tighter Rules on Arsenic in Water Saved Lives
EPA moves likely cut cases of lung and bladder cancer
Source: HealthDay
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Kidney Failure Can Isolate Young Patients
Relationships and employment often suffer, study finds
Source: HealthDay
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Drug OD Rate Now Higher in Rural U.S. Than Cities: CDC
Hardest-hit communities need targeted preventive measures, report suggests
Source: HealthDayRelated MedlinePlus Pages: Drug Abuse, Health Statistics, Opioid Abuse and Addiction
Oral Sex Plus Smoking a Cancer Danger for Men
Risk of head and neck tumors tied to HPV infection jumps to 15 percent for this group, study finds
Source: HealthDayRelated MedlinePlus Pages: HPV, Men's Health, Smoking
Textured Breast Implants Linked to Rare Cancer
Researchers say many doctors and patients may be unaware of the risk
Source: HealthDay
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Pollution Tied to 9 Million Deaths Worldwide in 2015
Dirty air and water aren't the only culprits, new report says
Source: HealthDay
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