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The 9 Most Interesting Transplants

By Mark Schweizer

8 days ago

The 9 Most Interesting Transplants The first human organ transplant successfully completed in the modern age was a corneal transplant in 1905. Since then, doctors and surgeons have ...

New Markers for Chronic Kidney Disease Found

By Mark Schweizer

8 days ago

Scientists have identified three biological markers, all found in the blood, that can help predict a person’s risk of developing chronic kidney disease. People with elevated levels of ...

6 Foods That Are Good for Your Brain

By Mark Schweizer

8 days ago

Foods high in compounds such as antioxidants and omega-3 fatty acids can improve brain health and memory, experts say. From fruit to fish, here are six things that, ...

5 Dangerous Vaccination Myths

By Mark Schweizer

8 days ago

Intro The number of children in private health plans getting properly immunized declined by as much as 3.5 percent last year, according to a recent report by the ...

As Women’s Depression Drops, So Does the Excess Weight

By Mark Schweizer

8 days ago

Treating obese women’s depression may help them lose weight, a new study suggests. Although researchers couldn’t determine which condition may cause the other, obesity and depression frequently strike ...

A Broken Heart: Study Reveals Clue to Cause of Rare Syndrome

By Mark Schweizer

8 days ago

Women with so-called “broken heart syndrome,” a rare condition in which the heart muscle is temporarily weakened, have blood vessels that don’t respond normally to stress, according to ...

5 Things You Should Know About Ebola

By Mark Schweizer

8 days ago

An outbreak of Ebola in western Uganda has infected 20 people and killed 14, according to the World Health Organization. Nine of the deaths were in a single ...

Prostate Cancer Patients Who Undergo Surgery Have High Survival Rates

By Mark Schweizer

8 days ago

Men with prostate cancer who undergo surgery to remove their prostate glands have a high survival rate and low rates of cancer recurrence, cancer spread and death, according ...

Deadly Bacterial Infections Rising Among Hospitalized Children

By Mark Schweizer

8 days ago

An increasing number of hospitalized children are becoming infected with a type of bacteria known as Clostridium difficile, which can cause severe diarrhea and even death, according to ...

Antibiotics Can Turn Gut Bacteria Against Us

By Mark Schweizer

8 days ago

Taking antibiotics for even a short period can have a long-lasting impact on the bacteria that naturally reside in our gut, according to a new review article. And ...

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The 9 Most Interesting Transplants

New Markers for Chronic Kidney Disease Found

6 Foods That Are Good for Your Brain

5 Dangerous Vaccination Myths

As Women’s Depression Drops, So Does the Excess Weight

A Broken Heart: Study Reveals Clue to Cause of Rare Syndrome

5 Things You Should Know About Ebola

Prostate Cancer Patients Who Undergo Surgery Have High Survival Rates

Deadly Bacterial Infections Rising Among Hospitalized Children

Antibiotics Can Turn Gut Bacteria Against Us

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