Extra-hot instant soups and noodles cause scald burns in nearly 10,000 kids ages 4-12 each year, researchers estimate.
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Friday, 2 November 2018
Thursday, 1 November 2018
Poll: Women Don't Talk to Docs About Incontinence
In a new poll, 43 percent of women in their 50s and 60s had urinary incontinence. That percentage jumped to 51 percent among those over 65. But two-thirds of those women had not discussed the problem with a doctor.
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Could Antibiotics Raise Kids’ Obesity Risk?
Infants prescribed antibiotics faced a 26 percent greater risk for childhood obesity by the age of 3 than kids who didn’t get the drugs, according to a review of the children’s histories in the U.S. military health care system.
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Anti-Seizure Drug May Help Against Depression
Some study subjects who took ezogabine (Potiga) saw a 45 percent reduction in depression and an increase in their ability to feel pleasure, as well as an increase in resilience and the capacity to recover from extremes of trauma and stress, researchers report.
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