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Chance of surviving cardiac arrest with CPR plummets as minutes pass
A person's chance of surviving cardiac arrest while receiving CPR declines from 22% after one minute of chest compressions to less than 1% after 39 minutes of compressions,…
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Reducing homelessness could prevent thousands of opioid deaths
Even a 10% decrease in homelessness could save more than 650 from death by opioid overdose, a new study shows. File Photo by Jim Ruymen/UPI | License Photo Reducing…
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Study: Most U.S. liver transplant enters use alcohol-shaming language
Widespread online use of stigmatizing terms by liver transplant and rehab centers in the United States may be discouraging patients from seeking treatment, leading to delayed…
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HPV linked to higher risk of heart disease, stroke
Women with high-risk HPV had a 3.9 greater risk of blocked arteries, a 3.7 times greater risk of dying from heart disease, and a 5.9 times greater risk of dying from a stroke,…
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Plastics chemicals linked to thousands of preterm births, costing billions
Daily exposure to phthalates -- chemicals used to manufacture plastics -- might be tied to nearly 56,000 preterm births in the United States in 2018, researchers report. Photo by…
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Women more likely than men to use antidepressants during late-life divorce
Photo by cocoparisienne/Pixabay Divorce later in life might be harder on women than on men, based on patterns of antidepressant use in a new study of people aged 50 or…
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Financial worries may lead to delayed cancer diagnoses
A full third of cancer patients suffered some form of recent financial hardship -- a bankruptcy, lien or eviction -- prior to their diagnosis, according to research led by the…
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Erectile dysfunction drugs may be tied to lower risk of Alzheimer’s
"We undertook this study as there was conflicting evidence on the potential association" between erectile dysfunction drugs and Alzheimer's disease, said Ruth Brauer, a lecturer in…
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Body temperature rises along with depression severity, study shows
As a person's level of depression severity rose, so, too, did their body temperatures, a recent study found. Photo by Adobe Stock/HealthDay News Depression and a rise in…
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Engaging with music may boost mental, physical health of older adults
Virtually all people between the ages of 50 and 80 (98%) say they benefit in at least one health-related way from engaging with music, according to results from the latest…
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