Middle-school girls 'play soccer with concussion symptoms'
For teenagers who play soccer, there are bound to be some bumps to the head from time to time. But Source: Health News
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Secondhand smoke linked to hospital readmission for asthmatic kids
A new study reveals that children who have asthma are much more likely to be readmitted to the hospital within Source: Health News
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Leave a Comment (0) →Researchers find cause of calcium-triggered arrhythmias
A new study published recently in Nature Medicine describes how researchers in Canada have discovered the underlying biological mechanism of Source: Health News
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Leave a Comment (0) →Popular blood type diet claims are 'not valid,' researchers find
People around the world are familiar with the blood type diet, a lifestyle plan instructing followers to eat and exercise Source: Health News
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Leave a Comment (0) →Our brains 'tune' to activity like a radio
Scientists at Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, MO, have found that, to allow us to concentrate, we Source: Health News
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Leave a Comment (0) →Ashamed after a doctor's visit? It could be due to self-contempt
Chances are when you visit your doctor, whether it is for an illness or to discuss a new diet plan, Source: Health News
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Leave a Comment (0) →Comedians score high on psychotic traits
Perhaps the reason comedians make us laugh is because they show high levels of psychotic traits, suggests new research from Source: Health News
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Leave a Comment (0) →Speech uses both sides of brain
Many scientists believe we only use one side of our brain for speech and language. Now, a new study from Source: Health News
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Leave a Comment (0) →High risk of poor Pap tests for female-to-male transgender patients
Before the introduction of cervical cancer screenings, the disease used to be the leading cause of cancer death for women Source: Health News
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Leave a Comment (0) →Independent working may reduce adult autism symptoms
More independent work environments may reduce symptoms of autism spectrum disorder and improve daily quality of life for adults with Source: Health News
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