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Global Update: Hookworm Infection Linked to Anemia Among Pregnant Women in Africa

A quarter to a third of all pregnant women on the subcontinent are infected with hookworm, a new analysis suggests.

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24.09.2008 18:22:39 - NYT > Health

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Fast Food Hits Mediterranean; a Diet Succumbs

Associated with lower rates of heart disease and cancer, the Mediterranean diet is in retreat in its home region.

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24.09.2008 18:21:01 - NYT > Health

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Vital Signs: Behavior: As People Age, the Thrill Is (Almost) Gone

A study has found that as people age, their brains respond less strongly to rewards mainly because of differences in the response of the brain to dopamine.

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24.09.2008 18:20:42 - NYT > Health

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Shorter Radiation for Cancer of the Breast

Shorter courses of treatment are as effective as longer courses for early-stage breast cancer, a new study shows.

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24.09.2008 16:46:13 - NYT > Health

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Congress Backs Parity in Coverage of Illnesses

Congress moved close to approving a bill that would require health insurance plans to provide treatment of mental illnesses comparable to what they already provide for physical illnesses.

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24.09.2008 08:42:39 - NYT > Health

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Blacks at Higher Risk of Colon Polyps, Study Says

Blacks are more likely than whites to have colon polyps that are located higher in the colon where they are harder to detect, researchers said Tuesday.

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24.09.2008 05:44:22 - NYT > Health

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Well: The Doctor’s Hands Are Germ-Free. The Scrubs Too?

Amid growing concerns about hospital infections and a rise in drug-resistant bacteria, the attire of health care workers is getting more attention.

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24.09.2008 02:26:39 - NYT > Health

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New Salvo in Splenda Skirmish

A new university study financed by the Sugar Association is likely to fuel questions about the relationship between the private sector and academia.

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23.09.2008 07:43:50 - NYT > Health

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Vital Signs: Exercise: Athletes’ Asthma Tied to Sweat Levels

People who suffer from a form of asthma caused by exercise appear to produce less sweat, saliva and tears than people without the problem, researchers say.

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23.09.2008 06:35:12 - NYT > Health

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Personal Health: An Itchy Torment, Often Misdiagnosed

Scabies is frequently misdiagnosed and mistreated, partly because its symptoms mimic so many other skin diseases.

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23.09.2008 06:31:39 - NYT > Health

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Global Update: Hookworm Infection Linked to Anemia Among Pregnant Women in Africa

Fast Food Hits Mediterranean; a Diet Succumbs

Vital Signs: Behavior: As People Age, the Thrill Is (Almost) Gone

Shorter Radiation for Cancer of the Breast

Congress Backs Parity in Coverage of Illnesses

Blacks at Higher Risk of Colon Polyps, Study Says

Well: The Doctor’s Hands Are Germ-Free. The Scrubs Too?

New Salvo in Splenda Skirmish

Vital Signs: Exercise: Athletes’ Asthma Tied to Sweat Levels

Personal Health: An Itchy Torment, Often Misdiagnosed

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