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First Borns And Myopia: A Strong Link, Study Shows

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Statins: Expanded Use Is A Cost-Effective Way To Save Thousands Of Lives

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Soccer And Concussions: Player-To-Player Contact Rather Than Heading The Ball Responsible For Most Injuries

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Physical Assault Experienced By One-Third Of U.S. Kids And Teens

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Obesity: Over One-Third Of Americans Are Above A Healthy Weight

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Delayed Umbilical Cord Clamping Could Lead To Better Motor And Social Skills, But Only For Boys

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Metabolic Syndrome's Prevalence In The U.S. Revealed In Concerning Study

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Sleepwalking Risk In Kids Linked To Night Terrors, Parental History Of Disorder

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Autism Not Linked To MMR Vaccine, Even In High-Risk Children

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Autism Linked To Exposure To Gestational Diabetes

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Pay Gap Between Male And Female Nurses Has Not Narrowed, Despite Prevalence Of Women In Field

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Folic Acid Could Help Prevent Stroke When Used In Combination With Hypertension Drugs

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Thyroid Modules Often Shrink And Rarely Become Cancerous 5 Years After Detection

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NSAID Use Could Raise Bleeding Risk Following A Heart Attack

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Diabetes Patients Who Take Blood Pressure Drugs May Have Longer Life Spans, Lower Cardiovascular Risks

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