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Location American Medical News for 22 February 2015
Caramel Color In Cola May Give You Cancer: Time To Ditch It? An ingredient added to colas and other soft drinks for aesthetic purpose contains a potential carcinogen that could elevate risks for cancer. Experts have raised concerns on the continued use of this chemical.
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Lawsuit Threat Looms Over Superbug-Contaminated Endoscope Maker As UCLA Patient Fights For Survival Carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae (CRE) is a superbug now responsible for two deaths in Los Angeles. What happened?
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Statins Do Not Lower Risk Of Parkinson's Disease: Study Statin use does not lower the risk of Parkinson's disease. Researchers suggest that statins are good for the heart but not for the brain.
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Forget Miracle Creams: Anti-Aging Chocolate Can Make You Look Younger... By 30 Years! Cambridge-based Lycotec develops an anti-aging chocolate called Esthechoc. The chocolate is expected to hit the shelves in March.
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FDA Approves Permanent Varicose Vein Treatment VenaSeal: How It Works Varicose veins, begone! FDA approves the VenaSeal system, the first permanent treatment dealing with varicose veins that seals affected superficial veins with a special adhesive.
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Injectable Hydrogel Could Be Best Form Of Drug Delivery A new hydrogel could deliver drugs over the course of months, potentially revolutionizing treatment for heart disease, cancer and other conditions. The hydrogel can carry one or two drugs per dose.
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(Fox Chase Cancer Center) Fox Chase Cancer Center's Radiation Oncology Department, an international leader known for offering the latest advancements in radiation treatment, has earned accreditation from the American Col...
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RHC-TRENDS 2015

EurekAlert! - 22 Feb 2015 07:00
(EuroPCR) RHC-TRENDS 2015, the premiere European Course dealing with the diagnosis and management of resistant hypertension will take place 27th -28th of February 2015 in Berlin, Germany.
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(Fox Chase Cancer Center) Fox Chase Cancer Center's Office of Health Communications and Health Disparities once again received a grant from the National Breast Cancer Foundation to fund community-based breast cancer scre...
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