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19 Nov
Cholesterol Lowering Drugs and Memory
Statins are not associated with cognitive decline.
18 Nov
New Evidence Supporting The Safety Of HPV Vaccines
More than 97 percent of adverse reactions to HPV vaccines are nonserious.
15 Nov
New Treatment For Peanut Allergies?
A simple antibody injection may prevent serious reactions in those with severe peanut allergies.
Robert Preidt November 19, 2019
Grandma Isn't So Lonely After All
TUESDAY, Nov. 19, 2019 (HealthDay News) -- Even though older adults may have smaller social networks than younger adults, they have similar numbers of close friends and levels of well-being, a new study finds.
"Stereotypes of aging tend to paint older adults in many cultures as sad and lonely," said study lead author Wandi Bruine de Br... Full Page
Robert Preidt November 19, 2019
Animal Study Offers Hope for Treating Traumatic Brain Injuries
TUESDAY, Nov. 19, 2019 (HealthDay News) -- In a finding that might one day counter some of the damage of severe brain injury in humans, researchers report that embryonic neurons implanted in brain-injured mice helped resurrect memory and eased seizures.
"The idea to regrow neurons that die off after a brain injury is something that ne... Full Page
Robert Preidt November 19, 2019
As Disease Outbreaks Tied to 'Anti-Vaxxers' Rise, States Take Action
TUESDAY, Nov. 19, 2019 (HealthDay News) -- Outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases are on the across rise in the United States, often fueled by "anti-vaxxer" parents reluctant to immunize their kids.
However, states are countering these trends with laws to boost childhood vaccination rates and safeguard children, a new study finds.Full Page
Alan Mozes November 19, 2019
They Had Half Their Brains Removed. Here's What Happened After
TUESDAY, Nov. 19, 2019 (HealthDay News) -- Many people think of their brain as an overstuffed attic. Every square-inch is either crammed with information or working overtime to help the body function properly. So is it even conceivable that a person be normal with just half a brain?
Yes, apparently it is, according to a new anal... Full Page
Amy Norton November 19, 2019
New Type of Drug Might Ease Migraines
TUESDAY, Nov. 19, 2019 (HealthDay News) -- Migraine sufferers who cannot get relief from existing medications may soon have a novel treatment option, a new trial suggests.
The study, of nearly 1,700 patients, found that a pill called ubrogepant worked better than a placebo pill at halting migraines in progress.
The drug has n... Full Page
Steven Reinberg November 19, 2019
Umbilical Cord 'Milking' Procedure Dangerous for Preemies: Study
TUESDAY, Nov. 19, 2019 (HealthDay News) -- Squeezing the last drops of blood from the umbilical cord has been touted to help preterm babies get more of the nutrients they need, but it may be dangerous, a new study finds.
When umbilical cord blood is forced into the baby's abdomen, the pressure can cause tiny blood vessels in the brai... Full Page
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