Tags: JAMA Network Journals

Science/Health

Vegetarians Could Have A Lower Risk Of Colorectal Cancer, Pescovegetarians Even More Protected

Science/Health

Peanuts Could Help You Live A Longer Life, Reduce Risk Of Cardiovascular Disease

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Sauna Sessions 4 Times A Week Could Reduce Men's Risk Of Death By As Much As 40 Percent?

Science/Health

HIV: 90 Percent Of New Transmissions Linked To Infected Individuals Not Receiving Medical Care

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Hot Flashes And Night Sweats Last For More Than 7 Years In Over Half Of Women

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Mindfulness Meditation Practices Could Help Older Adults Get A Good Night's Sleep

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Binge Eating Disorder Could Be Clinically Treated For First The Time With ADHD Drug

Science/Health

Diabetes May Be Overtreated In The U.S., Leading To Dangerous Results

Science/Health

Economic Insecurities Linked To Poor Diabetes Control, Increased Healthcare Use

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HIV Could Reduce Hearing Ability, Study Finds

Science/Health

Vaccines Not Believed To Cause MS

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Exercise May Not Prevent Depression In Teens After All

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Health

Global Diabetes Rate Has Doubled In Last 30 Years: Study

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World

Nearly Half Of Tropical Coral Species Face Extinction: Report

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World

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