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Bobby Mukkamala Becomes 1st Indian-Origin American Medical Association Chief
Srinivas Mukkamala was elected President of the American Medical Association, the first person of Indian origin to lead the organisation in its 178-year history.
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Top 5 Foods To Eat For A Healthy Heart
Heart-Healthy Diet:
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In a First, A Scholarly Article On 'Obama Care' By US President Himself
In a first for a sitting President of the United States, Barack Obama has authored a scientific paper in the latest issue of a prestigious medical journal.
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Eating Too Much Fish While Pregnant Raises Child Obesity Risk: Study
Women who ate more than the recommended three servings of fish per week while pregnant gave birth to children at a higher risk of obesity than expectant moms who ate less, a study said Monday.
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Eating Too Much Fish While Pregnant Raises Child Obesity Risk: Study
Women who ate more than the recommended three servings of fish per week while pregnant gave birth to children at a higher risk of obesity than expectant moms who ate less, a study said Monday.
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US Diet Guidelines Urge People To Eat Less Sugar
Added sugars in foods should make up less than 10 per cent of daily calories, said US government dietary guidelines issued Thursday that for the first time urged specific limits on sweets.
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US Diet Guidelines Urge People To Eat Less Sugar
Added sugars in foods should make up less than 10 per cent of daily calories, said US government dietary guidelines issued Thursday that for the first time urged specific limits on sweets.
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Australia Set to Legalise Growing of Medicinal Cannabis
Australia today announced plans to legalise the growing of cannabis for medicinal purposes, saying those suffering debilitating illnesses deserved access to the most effective treatments.
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Scientists Discover Why Elephants Rarely Get Cancer
Despite their big size, elephants rarely get cancer, and scientists said today they have discovered the secret to the creatures' special protection. It's in the genes.
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About Half of US Adults are Diabetic or Prediabetic: Study
Approximately half of the US adult population has diabetes or is prediabetic, although prevalence of the disease appears to be leveling off after decades of increase, researchers said Tuesday.
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About Half of US Adults are Diabetic or Prediabetic: Study
Approximately half of the US adult population has diabetes or is prediabetic, although prevalence of the disease appears to be leveling off after decades of increase, researchers said Tuesday.
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Whole Grains Lower Heart Disease Risk, But Not Cancer
People who eat more whole grains are likely to live longer and avoid heart disease, but such a diet does not affect risk of dying from cancer, says a new study.
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Study Shows No Link Between HPV Vaccine and Blood Clots
A vaccine that protects against four strains of the human papillomavirus, which can lead to cervical cancer, does not increase the risk of blood clots in women, researchers said Tuesday.
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Obesity linked to atrial fibrillation
Obesity is associated with atrial enlargement and ventricular diastolic dysfunction, both known predictors of atrial fibrillation.
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Impressive rise in internet use by physicians
A new study released by the American Medical Association (AMA) revealed that almost half of the physicians feel that the World Wide Web (Internet) has had a major impact on the way they practice medicine.
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Bobby Mukkamala Becomes 1st Indian-Origin American Medical Association Chief
Srinivas Mukkamala was elected President of the American Medical Association, the first person of Indian origin to lead the organisation in its 178-year history.
-
Top 5 Foods To Eat For A Healthy Heart
Heart-Healthy Diet:
-
In a First, A Scholarly Article On 'Obama Care' By US President Himself
In a first for a sitting President of the United States, Barack Obama has authored a scientific paper in the latest issue of a prestigious medical journal.
-
Eating Too Much Fish While Pregnant Raises Child Obesity Risk: Study
Women who ate more than the recommended three servings of fish per week while pregnant gave birth to children at a higher risk of obesity than expectant moms who ate less, a study said Monday.
-
Eating Too Much Fish While Pregnant Raises Child Obesity Risk: Study
Women who ate more than the recommended three servings of fish per week while pregnant gave birth to children at a higher risk of obesity than expectant moms who ate less, a study said Monday.
-
US Diet Guidelines Urge People To Eat Less Sugar
Added sugars in foods should make up less than 10 per cent of daily calories, said US government dietary guidelines issued Thursday that for the first time urged specific limits on sweets.
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US Diet Guidelines Urge People To Eat Less Sugar
Added sugars in foods should make up less than 10 per cent of daily calories, said US government dietary guidelines issued Thursday that for the first time urged specific limits on sweets.
-
Australia Set to Legalise Growing of Medicinal Cannabis
Australia today announced plans to legalise the growing of cannabis for medicinal purposes, saying those suffering debilitating illnesses deserved access to the most effective treatments.
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Scientists Discover Why Elephants Rarely Get Cancer
Despite their big size, elephants rarely get cancer, and scientists said today they have discovered the secret to the creatures' special protection. It's in the genes.
-
About Half of US Adults are Diabetic or Prediabetic: Study
Approximately half of the US adult population has diabetes or is prediabetic, although prevalence of the disease appears to be leveling off after decades of increase, researchers said Tuesday.
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About Half of US Adults are Diabetic or Prediabetic: Study
Approximately half of the US adult population has diabetes or is prediabetic, although prevalence of the disease appears to be leveling off after decades of increase, researchers said Tuesday.
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Whole Grains Lower Heart Disease Risk, But Not Cancer
People who eat more whole grains are likely to live longer and avoid heart disease, but such a diet does not affect risk of dying from cancer, says a new study.
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Study Shows No Link Between HPV Vaccine and Blood Clots
A vaccine that protects against four strains of the human papillomavirus, which can lead to cervical cancer, does not increase the risk of blood clots in women, researchers said Tuesday.
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Obesity linked to atrial fibrillation
Obesity is associated with atrial enlargement and ventricular diastolic dysfunction, both known predictors of atrial fibrillation.
-
Impressive rise in internet use by physicians
A new study released by the American Medical Association (AMA) revealed that almost half of the physicians feel that the World Wide Web (Internet) has had a major impact on the way they practice medicine.
