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Women more likely to get treated for mental health issues around pregnancy
By 2020, more than one in four (28%) women received a diagnosis of a mood disorder during either pregnancy or the first year of parenthood -- a rate nearly double that seen in 2008.…
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Study: A third of Americans don’t know solar eclipse can damage eyes
1 of 2 | Beachgoers watch the total solar eclipse on the beach in Isle of Palms, S.C., in August 2017, taking precautions to prevent eye damage. File Photo by Richard…
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First human case of bird flu reported in Texas, following exposure to infected cattle
The first human case of bird flu in Texas has been reported, following exposure to infected dairy cattle. File Photo by Bill Greenblat/UPI | License Photo The first…
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Study links long-term adverse health effects to chemical flame retardants
Findings of a new study published Monday link flame retardant chemicals in the United States to a higher risk of dying from cancer-related illness. Photo by hysw001/Pixabay…
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Researchers discover new class of drugs to fight antibiotic resistance
Swedish scientists have made a breakthrough in combating the global rise in microbial resistance to antibiotics with the discovery of a potent new class of drugs, according to new…
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Mpox vaccine boosters necessary to restore faded protection, study shows
Antibody levels fell to low or near zero within the first few months of getting the vaccine, unless the person had previously received a smallpox vaccine, scientists reported. Photo…
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Childhood obesity linked to higher risk for multiple sclerosis later
While 0.06% of the non-obese children went on to develop MS, the rate more than doubled, to 0.13%, among people who had been obese during childhood, a new study found. Photo by…
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Suicides among U.S. adolescents, teens rise steadily
Over 47,000 Americans between the ages 10 and 19 lost their lives to suicide from 1999 to 2020, a new report found, and there have been sharp increases year by year. Photo by…
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Bacterial illness that can cause meningitis surging, CDC warns
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said there were 422 cases of one type of invasive meningococcal disease in 2023, the most seen since 2014. So far this year,…
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Walking on curved path can give clues to cognitive decline, researchers find
Doctoral student Mahmoud Seifallahi (L), the study's co-author, checks data with Behnaz Ghoraani, the study’s senior author and an associate professor in the Department of…
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