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Diseases (Page 35)

‘Ground Zero’ Workers at Risk of Autoimmune Diseases: Study

2015-03-19
By: Weekly MD Team
On: March 19, 2015
In: Arthritis, Bones & Joints, Diseases, Healthy Living, Medical Disorders, Mental Health, Skin Care

Prolonged exposure linked to rheumatoid arthritis, lupusContinue Reading

6 in 10 Americans Interested in Genetic Testing, Survey Finds

2015-03-11
By: Weekly MD Team
On: March 11, 2015
In: Diseases, Genetics and Genetic Disorders, Health & Technology, Parenting, Public Health

But researchers wonder if everyone is adept at accurately interpreting test resultsContinue Reading

Gout’s Silver Lining: A Lower Risk for Alzheimer’s?

2015-03-05
By: Weekly MD Team
On: March 5, 2015
In: Alzheimers, Arthritis, Bones & Joints, Diseases, Neurological, Seniors

Study found people with the arthritic ailment had lower odds for dementia, but more research is neededContinue Reading

Divorce May Be More Likely When Wives Get Sick

2015-03-05
By: Weekly MD Team
On: March 5, 2015
In: Care Giving, Diseases, Healthy Living

Women might be more comfortable as caregivers than men, researcher suggestsContinue Reading

Airport Screenings Miss Roughly Half of Sick Travelers: Study

2015-02-27
By: Weekly MD Team
On: February 27, 2015
In: Diseases, Infectious Disease, Public Health

Dishonesty among passengers about exposure to diseases biggest barrier to effective checksContinue Reading

In Northeast, Weather Changes May Mean More Ticks, Earlier

2015-02-27
By: Weekly MD Team
On: February 27, 2015
In: Diseases, Environmental, Infectious Disease, Mental Health, Skin Care

Warming trend could affect the spread of Lyme disease, research suggestsContinue Reading

Could Coffee Lower Risk of Multiple Sclerosis?

2015-02-26
By: Weekly MD Team
On: February 26, 2015
In: Diseases, Food and Health, Neurological

Studies link several cups daily with reduced odds for the diseaseContinue Reading

Researchers Measure Scope of Muscular Dystrophies That Strike Boys

2015-02-20
By: Weekly MD Team
On: February 20, 2015
In: Diseases, General Health, Genetics and Genetic Disorders, Kids' Health

Hispanics more likely to develop muscle-weakening disorders, but it’s not clear whyContinue Reading

Study Compares Drugs for Diabetes-Linked Eye Disease

2015-02-18
By: Weekly MD Team
On: February 18, 2015
In: Diabetes, Diseases, Eye Care / Vision, General Health, Health Insurance, Healthy Living

Eylea has slight advantage over Avastin, Lucentis for people with macular edema, but cost is an issueContinue Reading

Chronic Illness, Loneliness May Go Hand-in-Hand for Some Elderly

2015-02-16
By: Weekly MD Team
On: February 16, 2015
In: Diseases, Seniors

Don’t blame yourself for illness and try to find new ways to socialize, experts suggestContinue Reading

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