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Location American Medical News for 31 December 2016
FDA Warns Against Hacking Medical Devices Like Artificial Pacemakers: New Cybersecurity Guidelines Set The threat of hacking comes with the many technological advancements of late, and medical devices are not an exception. The FDA now issues stricter guidelines when it comes to the privacy of medical facilities and medica...
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Diabetes, Hypertension Drugs May Be Used To Fight Cancer, Says Study Widely used type 2 diabetes medication metformin may be combined with antihypertensive drug syrosingopine to help fight cancer, reported a recent study. The drug cocktail that had adverse impact on the key functions of m...
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Bill Gates: World Is Vulnerable To Deadly Flu Epidemic In Next Decade In an interview with the BBC, billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates expressed his concern about the world's inability to handle deadly epidemics in the future. He said global emergency response systems need to be strengt...
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Spending Time At The Sauna Lowers Dementia Risk For Men: Study Going to the sauna may be a way of relaxing one's mind and body but it actually has hidden advantages. According to a recent study, men who take frequent sauna baths have a lower risk of dementia.
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Lack Of Standards For Baby Cereals Puts Health Of Children In Low-Income Countries At Risk Premixed baby cereals can provide young children with the nutrients they need to develop properly. However, inconsistent nutritional content in complementary food products can lead to malnutrition instead.
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Shoulder Pain Associated With Higher Risks Of Heart Disease Researchers at the University of Utah School of Medicine have found a link between shoulder pain and cardiovascular diseases. People facing shoulder discomfort like pain in joints, tendons, and muscles may be blaming it ...
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Hospital Intensive Care Units Are Being Overused, Says Study A study conducted on ICU admissions at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center states that the hospital's Intensive Care Units are being overused by non-deserving patients. This revelation is suggesting that the hospital's most evasi...
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Top 10 Health News Of 2016: Zika Virus, Opioid Crisis, Marijuana Legalization, And More Throughout 2016, many health issues have come to the attention of the public space. From discovering potential treatments addressed at curing deadly diseases to concerns on people's unhealthy lifestyles, this year has sh...
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Experimental Therapy For Rare, Incurable Disease Prader-Willi Syndrome Looks Promising, Says Study A mice model for Prader-Willi Syndrome displayed better growth and survival when drugs were used to activate a set of silenced genes in maternal chromosome, reports a recent study. With the help of the treatment, about 1...
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Researchers Uncover New Molecular Mechanism Behind Some Autoimmune Diseases People suffer from allergies and autoimmune diseases when their immune systems don't work properly. Latest research conducted in Japan has led to the discovery of an important cause of the phenomenon.
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Cancer Research In 2016: Obama, Silicon Valley Pledge Support In The Fight Against Cancer Influential people stepped up in 2016 to join the fight against cancer. Find out just how much these influencers invested in cancer research.
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Can People Be Addicted To Caffeine?

Tech Times - 31 Dec 2016 04:11
Can People Be Addicted To Caffeine? A man's fight to clear his name of DUI charges raises a question about one of the world's most popular beverage: coffee. What does this incident tell us about the effects of caffeine on the human body?
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