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Friday 29 March 2019
Where There’s Rarely a Doctor in the House: Assisted Living
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Type 1 Seniors May Miss Spells of Low Blood Sugar
People who've had diabetes for a long time are at risk of developing hypoglycemia unawareness: They no longer feel the uncomfortable warning symptoms of low blood sugar.
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Study: Shift Work Is Tough on Workers' Hearts
The study wasn't designed to prove cause and effect, but the data showed that shift workers were 13 percent more likely to develop coronary heart disease than daytime workers.
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Teen Dies After Tapeworm Eggs Invade Brain
A person can develop cysticercosis if they swallow tapeworm eggs, which are found in the feces of a person who has an intestinal tapeworm.
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