Vaping Illnesses May Have Many Americans Quitting E-Cigs
FRIDAY, Feb. 21, 2020 — New research suggests that last summer’s spate of severe lung illnesses tied to vaping prompted many Americans to consider giving […]
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New treatments for diabetes may lie in metabolic products of intestinal flora
Keto diet craze may lead to reduced bone health: research
Less chemotherapy may have more benefit in rectal cancer
Why your generic drugs may not be safe and the FDA may be too lax
Focused ultrasound may open door to Alzheimer’s treatment
Transmission of river blindness may be reduced when vegetation is removed
A new link between migraines, opioid overuse may be key to treating pain
Imaging test may help predict the success of labor induction
Bariatric surgery in obese patients may lower cancer risk
Some strains of HPV may help prevent skin cancer, study suggests
A tiny sensor that may play a significant role in the future treatment of illnesses
Stressed-out pregnant women may be less likely to have a baby of a certain sex, study finds
Drops in income may not only hurt the wallet, they may harm the brain
Patient factors may predict opioid use after discharge
‘Yo-yo’ dieting may provide metabolic health benefits
Offering children three vegetables at once may overcome picky eating
Two daily glasses of soft drinks may raise the risk of death by 17%