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Location American Medical News for 15 May 2016
Puerto Rico Reports First Case Of Microcephaly Related To Mosquito-Borne Zika Virus The first case of microcephaly in Puerto Rico related to Zika virus has been reported. The U.S. government plans to extend their support to help curb the spread of the mosquito-borne infection.
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These Brain Cells Help Control Your Appetite, Weight Gain The hormone leptin instructs the body when to stop eating by sending signals to the brain, but how does it exactly do that? New research suggests specific brain cells help make this happen.
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May Is Mental Health Awareness Month: Here's What You Can Do To Spread Awareness And Get Involved It's Mental Health Awareness month. It's time return to a conversation that should carry on year-round.
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Theranos COO Exits As Startup Faces Federal Investigation Theranos COO Sunny Balwani retires as the company is restructuring its organization and executive management. The California-based firm is fighting for its life following federal investigations proving the accuracy and r...
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A Cure For The Common Cold? Meet IBM's Macromolecule A new macromolecule from IBM could mean the end of all viral diseases, including Zika, Ebola, and the common cold. How does it work?
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How Close Are We To An Entirely Synthetic Human?

Tech Times - 15 May 2016 14:18
How Close Are We To An Entirely Synthetic Human? Genetic technology is making the sequencing and development of DNA cheaper, faster and easier. How long will it be before artificial human beings are walking the Earth?
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Your Car's Side Windows May Not Protect You From Harmful UV Rays: Here's What You Can Do Lather on sunscreen, put on your sunglasses and roll up your windows. A new study found that your car's side windows may not be enough to protect you from the sun's harmful UV light.
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Experts Call For Health Warnings As UK Men Drink 16 Pints Of Beer A Week Experts are calling for health warnings as the number of UK men who consume alcohol remains high. Drinkaware research shows that most men consume about 16 pints of beer on a weekly basis.
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(Columbia University Medical Center) A study from Columbia University Medical Center found that lowering blood pressure goals for people with cardiovascular risk factors could save tens of thousands of lives annually and...
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(Georgetown University Medical Center) A growing body of research is revealing associations between birth defects and a father's age, alcohol use and environmental factors, say researchers at Georgetown University Medica...
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