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Don’t Even Talk About It: ‘Food Words’ Can Make You Overeat

2015-11-05
By: Weekly MD Team
On: November 5, 2015
In: Eating Disorders, Food and Health, Mental Health, Obesity

Stress and genetics also make some crave high-calorie foods, but obese people are more apt to indulge, research findsContinue Reading

Rule Changes Might Lead to More Lung Transplants for Kids

2015-11-05
By: Weekly MD Team
On: November 5, 2015
In: Health & Technology, Kids' Health, Organs, Parenting

Study suggests that widening the geographic pool could increase available organsContinue Reading

Rule Changes Might Lead to More Lung Transplants for Kids

2015-11-05
By: Weekly MD Team
On: November 5, 2015
In: Health & Technology, Kids' Health, Organs, Parenting

Study suggests that widening the geographic pool could increase available organsContinue Reading

Early Warning Sign for Kidney Disease Identified in Study

2015-11-05
By: Weekly MD Team
On: November 5, 2015
In: Health & Technology, Urinary System

Researchers say blood test can predict risk up to five years before damage beginsContinue Reading

Illegal Toad Venom ‘Aphrodisiac’ Linked to NYC Man’s Death

2015-11-05
By: Weekly MD Team
On: November 5, 2015
In: General Health, Men's Health, Mental Health

Ingredient in products called ‘stone’ can dangerously alter heart rhythm, city health officials sayContinue Reading

Think You’re Allergic to Penicillin? Maybe Not, Researchers Say

2015-11-05
By: Weekly MD Team
On: November 5, 2015
In: Allergy / Respiratory, Vitamins / Drugs

Small study finds drug might be safe for patients who had previous reaction to the antibioticContinue Reading

Your DNA May Explain High-Calorie Food Cravings

2015-11-05
By: Weekly MD Team
On: November 5, 2015
In: Dieting, Food and Health, Genetics and Genetic Disorders, Neurological, Obesity

Genetic discovery could lead to new treatments for obesity, researchers sayContinue Reading

‘Balloon-in-a-Pill’ May Be New Weight-Loss Weapon

2015-11-05
By: Weekly MD Team
On: November 5, 2015
In: Eating Disorders, Food and Health, Health & Technology, Obesity

Early results from overseas trial suggest an approach that’s easy to swallowContinue Reading

Don’t Assume Siblings Will Have Food Allergies, Too

2015-11-05
By: Weekly MD Team
On: November 5, 2015
In: Allergy / Respiratory, General Health, Parenting

Study found only 1 in 10 was allergic to same things; experts advise against routine testing for themContinue Reading

Breast-Feeding May Not Help Prevent Allergies in Kids, Study Claims

2015-11-05
By: Weekly MD Team
On: November 5, 2015
In: Allergy / Respiratory, Kids' Health, Parenting

But at least one pediatrician is skeptical of the finding, and urges mothers to breast-feedContinue Reading

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