Tuesday 15 May 2018

Millions Try E-Cigarettes, But Many Stop

The number of people who tried e-cigarettes grew by nearly 13 percent in 2014, 14 percent in 2015 and 15 percent in 2016, the researchers found.



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Fewer Antibiotics for Kids, But More ADHD Drugs

Prescriptions for antibiotics, antihistamines and cold medicines fell, while a growing number of kids received prescriptions for asthma, heartburn and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).



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Scientists Are Targeting the Common Cold

In lab tests, this molecule blocked viruses that cause colds and prevented them from taking control of human cells.



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America's Fittest City: Arlington, VA

The city received an overall score of 77.7 on the college's annual fitness index -- just half a point ahead of Minneapolis and 3.7 points ahead of neighboring Washington, D.C.



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Making Life With Dementia More Bearable

Factors associated with better quality of life included good relationships, social engagement, better daily functioning, good physical and mental health, and high-quality care.



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