Toxic air to blame for lung cancer; no longer just a smoker’s disease

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By Tish Sanghera Mumbai-- Smokers and non-smokers now represent an equal number of lung-cancer patients, according to a study carried out by the Lung Care...

5 amazing healing benefits of Neem

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New Delhi, Aug 2 (IANS) Neem has been referred to as a "wonder herb" for the many beneficial properties it possesses. It has as...

KnowYourMeds App Released to Help Patients Become More Informed About Their Medications

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WALTHAM, MA—Local entrepreneurs recently released KnowYourMeds app help patients become more informed about their medications such as detailed information on side effects, adverse reactions,...

Scientists develop preliminary universal influenza vaccine

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New York-- Scientists have developed a new nanoparticle vaccine that could effectively protect mice against influenza A virus, providing a promising approach for developing...

Media reports on suicides impact vulnerable people

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Toronto-- Journalists should take extra care while reporting suicides as providing details such as methods of suicides on the headlines can influence vulnerable people...

Health benefits of coffee and a proposed warning label

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By Robert H. Shmerling, MD Faculty Editor, Harvard Health Publishing Coffee is among the most popular beverages ever, enjoyed by millions of people worldwide each day....

Prevent Hepatitis before it ensnares you

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Dr. Ramya Raghavan How many of us know that viral Hepatitis is killing nearly 1.4 million people globally every year? And that worldwide, nearly 300...

Boston Officials Alert of Potential Measles Exposure in the City

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BOSTON – The Boston Public Health Commission (BPHC) on Friday alerted the public of a potential measles exposure at two Boston locations, after receiving...

Research says breastfeeding should be the norm. Why is the message not getting through?

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By Karen Feldscher Harvard Gazette In the wake of a U.S. attempt to derail a recent international effort to encourage breastfeeding as a better option than...

Death is universal, but sometimes murky

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By Alvin Powell Harvard Staff Writer In August 1968, a committee at Harvard Medical School published a landmark document titled “A Definition of Irreversible Coma.” In...
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