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Fertility Tests May Not Be Best Gauge of Your Biological Clock
Doctors say age remains a better indicator of a woman's 'reproductive potential'
Source: HealthDay
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Pump May Beat Shots for Type 1 Diabetes
Study found young patients had better blood sugar control with insulin pump, but cost is higher
Source: HealthDay
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Start Skin Cancer Prevention Early, Health Experts Say
New proposal urges doctors to begin talking to parents when fair-skinned children are 6 months old
Source: HealthDayRelated MedlinePlus Pages: Children's Health, Skin Cancer, Sun Exposure
High-Fat Diets Could Pose Danger to Young MS Patients
These regimens raised the risk for disease relapse, study found
Source: HealthDay
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Where There's Type 1 Diabetes, Celiac Disease May Follow
Screening for early signs of both conditions should be done at birth, study suggests
Source: HealthDay
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A Man's Health May Rely on Health of His Marriage
Heart risk factors improve when married life is good, decline when it's not, study finds
Source: HealthDay
Related MedlinePlus Pages: Heart Diseases, Men's Health
Remaining 'In the Closet' At Work Stresses Gay Couples
Men had more negative consequences by staying quiet
Source: HealthDay
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Another Downside to College Boozing: Poorer Job Prospects
In study, binge drinking 6 times a month lowered chances of full-time employment later
Source: HealthDay
Related MedlinePlus Pages: Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse, College Health
Remede System Approved for Sleep Apnea
Implantable device stimulates breathing during sleep
Source: HealthDayRelated MedlinePlus Pages: Sleep Apnea
Penicillin Misconceptions May Raise Post-Op Infection Risk
Many patients wrongly report a drug allergy, leading doctors to use inferior meds, study finds
Source: HealthDay
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Surviving Congenital Heart Disease as Child Not a Ticket to Good Health
Many of these children can also suffer from illnesses such as autism and respiratory conditions, study says
Source: HealthDay
Related MedlinePlus Pages: Congenital Heart Defects
Double Mastectomy May Mean a Hit to The Paycheck
Aggressive surgery for breast cancer might cause women to miss over a month of work
Source: HealthDay
Related MedlinePlus Pages: Breast Cancer, Breast Reconstruction, Mastectomy
Flu Shot Key for People with Diabetes
Infection makes it harder to manage diabetes, increases risk of complications, health experts say
Source: HealthDay
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Suicide Up in U.S., Rural America Hit Hardest
Men, working-age adults most at risk, CDC reports
Source: HealthDayRelated MedlinePlus Pages: Rural Health Concerns, Suicide
FDA Approves Test to Screen Donated Blood for Zika
Though the virus is mainly spread by mosquitoes, it can be transmitted through blood transfusions
Source: HealthDay
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Hundreds Hospitalized in San Diego as Hepatitis a Outbreak Spreads
Drug users, the homeless most affected; county has launched vaccination effort
Source: HealthDay
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Too Much Sugar Can Harm Livers of Even Healthy Men
Study found an unhealthy buildup of fat in the vital organ when men switched to high-sugar diet
Source: HealthDay
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Childhood 'Growth' Tests Not Always Necessary
There's wide range of 'normal' growth and development for kids, pediatricians group says
Source: HealthDay
Related MedlinePlus Pages: Children's Health, Growth Disorders
Today's Middle-Age Americans in Worse Health Than Prior Generations
50-somethings will face more challenges as retirement nears, study suggests
Source: HealthDay
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One Type of Dementia Is Especially Costly
Annual bills for this early onset disease twice as high as for Alzheimer's, study says
Source: HealthDayRelated MedlinePlus Pages: Dementia, Health Statistics