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Can alcohol cause cancer?
Alcohol, may not be far behind tobacco in terms of public health impact if a recent publication by The Lancetand a WHO report are to be believed. There are about 2 b...
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India defeats polio, global eradication efforts advance
NEW DELHI: India marked three years since its last reported polio case Monday, meaning it will soon be certified as having defeated the ancient scourge in a huge advance for g...
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Try cinnamon to give your heart the natural boost!
Cinnamon or dalchini is one of the most common ingredients in Indian cooking. Known for its aromatic and pungent characteristics, cinnamon is often used as a flavoring agent. ...
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Ear Tubes May Not Have Long-Term Benefits for Kids With Ear Infections
FRIDAY, Jan. 10, 2014 (Health Day News) — Ear tubes can improve hearing over the short term in children with a certain type of ear infection. But they don’t help c...
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Tunes: Oliver Charity dedicated to music, family
Second annual Charity Karaoke at Hurricane Alley, on Monday For Oliver Charity, there are no genres, only good music and bad music. “I love music to death,” he s...
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REFILE-YOUR MONEY-Are drug companies using your health records to sell you stuff?
Jan 8 (Reuters) – If you went to visit your doctor and a drug company representative was sitting in the room with you, ready to hand out pamphlets and samples, you&rsquo...
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Water Wheel to ease burden on women
Girls and women carrying plastic jerry cans of water on their heads is a common sight in rural areas of poor countries. The WaterWheel eases that burden by storing water in a ...
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A New Test for Malaria, No Blood Required
Rice University researchers have developed a rapid malaria test that uses a laser pulse, eliminating the need to draw blood. The test has not yet been tried on humans with the...
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Tackling a Racial Gap in Breast Cancer Survival
MEMPHIS — After her doctor told her two months ago that she had breast cancer, Debrah Reid, a 58-year-old dance teacher, drove straight to a funeral home. She began plan...
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Asthma: Altering diet may ease symptoms
Tests on mice, published in the journal Nature Medicine, showed that a high-fibre diet could reduce inflammation in the lungs. The extra fibre changed the nutrients being abso...
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