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Cancer (Page 244)

For Endoscopes Tied to Serious Infections, Current Cleaning Methods Not Enough

2015-08-05
By: Weekly MD Team
On: August 5, 2015
In: Cancer, Doctors and Health Care, Gastrointestinal Problems, General Health, Health & Technology, Infectious Disease

Study found microbes still adhering to endoscopes, even after multi-step disinfection protocols were followedContinue Reading

Health Tip: Smoking Can Lead to Bone Injury

2015-08-05
By: Weekly MD Team
On: August 5, 2015
In: Arthritis, Bones & Joints, Cancer

It also raises risk of muscle problemsContinue Reading

Spicing Up Your Meals Might Extend Your Life

2015-08-04
By: Weekly MD Team
On: August 4, 2015
In: Cancer, Care Giving, Diabetes, Heart / Cardiovascular, Mental Health, Nutrition / Vitamins, Seniors

Regularly eating chili peppers, other hot foods linked to lower risk of death during study periodContinue Reading

‘Yo-Yo’ Dieting Won’t Raise Cancer Risk, Study Finds

2015-08-04
By: Weekly MD Team
On: August 4, 2015
In: Cancer, Dieting, Mental Health, Obesity

People trying to lose weight should be encouraged to do so, researcher saysContinue Reading

Urine Test Might Find Pancreatic Cancer Early, Study Suggests

2015-08-03
By: Weekly MD Team
On: August 3, 2015
In: Cancer, Health & Technology

But expert says whether it will improve outcomes not proven yetContinue Reading

Older Smokers With Migraines May Face Added Stroke Risk

2015-07-30
By: Weekly MD Team
On: July 30, 2015
In: Cancer, Head & Neck, Heart / Cardiovascular, Neurological

Study finds no increased risk among nonsmokersContinue Reading

Scientists Suggest New Way to Predict Lung Cancer Risk

2015-07-29
By: Weekly MD Team
On: July 29, 2015
In: Cancer, Genetics and Genetic Disorders, Health & Technology

They focused on telomere length, discovered associationContinue Reading

Heart Disease, Alzheimer’s Linked by Common Risk Factors

2015-07-28
By: Weekly MD Team
On: July 28, 2015
In: Alcoholism, Alzheimers, Cancer, Diabetes, Heart / Cardiovascular, Mental Health, Neurological, Obesity

Study finds diabetes, smoking and obesity also affect brain areas tied in memoryContinue Reading

Teens Using E-Cigs More Prone to Take Up Smoking: Study

2015-07-27
By: Weekly MD Team
On: July 27, 2015
In: Cancer, Healthy Living, Kids' Health, Parenting, Vitamins / Drugs

Experts want greater regulation of these nicotine-containing productsContinue Reading

Many Young Cancer Patients Unaware of Fertility Preservation Options

2015-07-27
By: Weekly MD Team
On: July 27, 2015
In: Cancer, Kids' Health, Public Health, Sexual Health, Women's Health

Almost 1 in 3 weren’t told cancer treatment might affect ability to have a baby laterContinue Reading

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