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Consumers should consider going organic because pesticides on foods are far more dangerous than was thought, causing damage to the human brain, a major study suggests.
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Births to older moms rise as teen birth rate drops.
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ASCO 2017: Janssen to Present 19 Abstracts in Prostate Cancer and a Spectrum of Blood Cancers; Includes Data on Abiraterone Acetate, Daratumumab and Ibrutinib.
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- Phase 3 pivotal trial results for abiraterone acetate selected to be featured in the ASCO Plenary Session and Press Program- Follow-up data for daratumumab from the CASTOR/POLLUX pivotal trials in r...
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Study Bucks Belief that Oxidative Stress Is Bad for Pregnancy.
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Mouse experiments indicate that, contrary to observations in pregnant women, reactive oxygen species contribute to normal placental development.
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Northern Minnesota campaign reduces fish-related mercury consumption.
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A 2011 study found troubling mercury levels in newborns on the North Shore, prompting an effort to change eating habits.
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Tevlin: Dear Reps. Paulsen, Emmer and Lewis, spare us the crowing over your 'health' bill.
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With America in a health care crisis, the solution shouldn't be winning the lottery.
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MorningBreak: GOP Obamacare Repeal Vote Today; IUD Baby; Diet and Depression.
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Health news and commentary from around the Web, gathered by the MedPage Today staff.
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UCB showcases latest epilepsy research at 2017 Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Neurology.
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- UCB continues its contribution to scientific research and debate through strong presence at the American Academy of Neurology- 12 presentations reinforce UCB commitment to improving patient value in...
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All About Dabigatran Reversal in the ED.
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Agent now available for reversing new oral anticoagulant in bleeding patients.
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CDC Recommends Brain Imaging for Zika-Affected Babies.
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Infants born to mothers who were infected with the virus during pregnancy—including babies who do not show signs of microcephaly—may experience other birth defects.
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Preventing chronic disease in the next generation - why diet in pregnancy matters.
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Getting women to eat better in pregnancy is a key to heading off type 2 diabetes and mental health problems in the next generation.
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In new report, doctors urge more exercise for pregnant women.
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Old health advice often dies hard. This is particularly true - perhaps dangerously so - of historic advice for pregnant women, according to a new Viewpoint published Tuesday in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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The alarming problem with misshapen sperm.
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As a couple finishes its business, millions of sperm begin theirs: rushing toward an egg to fertilise it.
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Insecticide Exposure Linked to Behavioral Problems in Kids.
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Associations found for both pregnant women, young children.
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Couples with obesity may take longer to achieve pregnancy, NIH study suggests.
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“Our results also indicate that fertility specialists may want to consider couples’ body compositions when counseling patients.”.
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Firing of veteran NIH scientist prompts protests over publication ban.
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At least two dozen junior and senior researchers are stuck in scientific limbo after being barred from publishing data collected over a 25-year period at a National Institutes of Health lab.
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Many Fast-Food Containers Have Risky Chemical.
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Feb. 1, 2016 -- The next time you get a muffin with your coffee or pick up a hamburger at a drive-thru, you could also be getting a side of chemicals that have a poor safety and environmental record, a new study shows.
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Heavy Lifting, Working Nights Can Hamper Fertility.
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Egg cell formation, other biomarkers stymied by physical demanding labor.
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SCAD: The Heart Attack That's Striking Young Women.
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Jan. 30, 2017 -- Meghan Scheiber was in the middle of a 60-hour workweek when the call came: her 2-year-old son was sick at day care and needed to be taken home.
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Surgery in the womb boosts babies' odds in Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis surgeons Research supports operating on fetuses with severe spina bifida before birth in order to halt the disorder of the spinal cord and its impact on the brain and body.
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A mysterious method of gene control sheds its secrets.
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The children were tiny, often resisting their parents' entreaties to eat.
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Children's Shots, Tobacco Counseling Get High Marks for Preventive Care.
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Study: Rat Moms’ Diets Affect Offspring Obesity Risk.
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Female rats fed a typical Western diet had offspring that were at higher risk of obesity than moms fed low-fat, high-grain meals.
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The nutrient you didn't know you were missing.
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Are you getting enough choline? Chances are, this nutrient isn't even on your radar.
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Pearls From: Katrina Mark, MD.
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The pitfalls of studying pot use in pregnant women.
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Age of Moms-to-Be Key Factor in IVF Birth Prediction Models.
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Unproven IVF treatments add to the cost for infertile couples.
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Jo Miller's two daughters cost her more than $30,000 before they had even been born.
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Obese mothers risk shortening lives of children by up to 17 years, study suggests.
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Obese and overweight mothers risk shortening the lives of their children by up to 17 years a new study suggests.
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New Award-Winning Infertility Research Addresses IVF Success, Embryo Transfer, Donor Egg, Genetic Testing, and Early Pregnancy.
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Reproductive Medicine Associates of New Jersey to present 28 clinical abstracts at this year's American Society for Reproductive Medicine 2016 Scientific Congress & Expo in Salt Lake City, Uta...
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UK lawmakers vote to allow '3-parent' babies.
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A three-parent baby was born in Mexico, conceived using spindle nuclear transfer. The reproductive technology was used in order to prevent Leigh syndrome, a severe neurological condition.
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That horrible morning sickness you're having? It's actually a good sign for the baby.
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The first three months of pregnancy, a time that parenting magazines and Hallmark cards often portray as magnificent and carefree, can actually be a wretched experience for many women.
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Acetaminophen Found Safe for Kids With Asthma.
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Can Cerclage Suture Material Increase Preterm Birth Risk?
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