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Folic Acid May Not Prevent Preterm Births, But Take it Anyway

Taking folic acid before and during pregnancy does not decrease a woman’s risk of pre-term birth, a new study suggests. Norwegian researchers were unable to find a statistically ...
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Painkillers Reduce Antidepressants’ Effect, Study Suggests

Painkillers such as aspirin and ibuprofen could decrease the effectiveness of certain antidepressant medications, a new study suggests. Mice given both an anti-inflammatory drug (also called an NSAID, ...
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Progressive International Recalls Canning Jar lifters

International Recalls is important for everyone to keep an eye on, particularly in the food and pharmaceutical industries. This is because these products are used all over the ...
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Running-Related Injuries Increase Among Children

Running may not be a contact sport, but the activity still poses injury risks for kids. The number of running-related injuries among children has increased in recent years, ...
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Childbirth Training Can Ease Dads’ Anxieties

Men scared of sharing the birth experience with their pregnant partners find childbirth preparation classes significantly ease their fears, new research suggests. Of about 80 men diagnosed as ...
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Neurons Lost in Alzheimer’s Created Anew from Stem Cells

Scientists have transformed a human embryonic stem cell into a type of neuron that is vital for retrieving memories, but dies during the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease, ...
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Cellphones Don’t Boost Kids’ Brain Cancer Risk

Cellphones do not increase the risk of brain cancer in children and teens, a new Swedish study suggests. In the study, children and teens with brain tumors were ...
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Banning Cellphones in Cars Only Helps in Cities

Bans on using cellphones while driving can decrease the rate of car accidents in cities, but not in rural areas, a new study suggests. Researchers examined car-accident rates ...
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Hormone Found to Help Stop Brain Swelling

The hormone vasopressin — long known to be key to maintaining the body’s water balance — can also prevent brain cells from swelling, according to a new study. ...
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Pot Smokers May Have Lower Risk of Obesity

Despite the tendency of marijuana users to experience the “munchies,” pot smokers may have a lower risk of obesity that those who don’t use the drug, a new ...
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