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Fitness and sports participation lower risk for womens health problems
December 24, 2009
Women who participate in fitness and sports programs are at lower risk for breast cancer, osteoporosis and depression, and are less likely to smoke or use drugs, the Women's Sports Foundation (WSF) reports in an updated version of its wide-ranging study on women and fitness.
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Latest CDC figures show 1 in 110 children are autistic
December 24, 2009
The latest government estimate of children affected by autism places the ratio at 1 in 110 youngsters, based on 8-year-olds who were diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder in 2006.
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Steroid injection may slow vision loss related to diabetes
December 24, 2009
Vision loss and blindness that results as a complication of diabetes could be slowed by the injection of steroids into the eye, according to a new study.
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Testing semantic memory could assess risk of Alzheimers disease
December 23, 2009
Two studies by Canadian researchers show that recognizing a celebrity could be a tool for early detection of Alzheimer's disease.
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Injectable birth control causes bone density loss in some women
December 23, 2009
Many women who use an injectable birth control shot are likely to develop bone density loss in the hip or lower spince, a University of Texas medical research team has found.
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Lung cancer specialists focusing more on never smokers
December 22, 2009
For research purposes, they are called the "never smokers" – people who have smoked fewer than 100 cigarettes in their lifetimes.
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Number of children dying from HIV has dropped dramatically
December 22, 2009
The number of children dying from the HIV virus has dropped nine-fold since doctors began treating them with multi-drug regimens in the mid-1990s.
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Monter Cancer Center particpates in a national drug trial focused on non-smokers
December 21, 2009
The Monter Cancer Center in Lake Success, New York, is one of the first sites to participate in a national clinical trial of a drug intended to fight lung cancer in non-smokers.
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Researcher takes systems approach to back pain
December 18, 2009
An old adage, "the sum of its parts," describes the approach a Michigan State University researcher is taking to treat lower back pain.
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New treatment found that reverses sickle cell disease
December 18, 2009
A blood stem-cell transplant regimen by researchers at the National Institutes of Health has had dramatic results in reversing sickle cell disease in adults.
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