Health Highlights: Dec. 18, 2018
‘Aggressive Steps’ Needed to Stop Teen Use of E-Cigarettes: U.S. Surgeon General
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‘Aggressive Steps’ Needed to Stop Teen Use of E-Cigarettes: U.S. Surgeon General
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MONDAY, Dec. 17, 2018 (HealthDay News) — Vaping among American teenagers increased dramatically in 2018, with nearly two of every five high school seniors reporting they’ve tried an e-cigarette during the past year, a new survey reveals. There was a bit of good news in the report, with teens reportingContinue Reading
Texas Ruling Striking Down Affordable Care Act Likely Headed to Supreme Court
Congo Newborn Survives Ebola Infection
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U.S. Gun Deaths Reach Record High
Congress Approves Bill That Legalizes Hemp
UNAIDS Head Resigns After Critical Report
Canned Corn Recalled by Del Monte
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More Cases in Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Recalled Beef
U.S. Embassy Staff in Cuba Had Inner Ear Damage: Study
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Some E-Cig Liquids Contain Erectile Dysfunction Drugs: FDA
McDonald’s to Reduce Antibiotic Use in Beef
Jimmy Dean Sausage Links Recalled for Possible Metal Pieces
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Studies Highlight Risks of Red Meat-Rich Diet
Record Number of Cases of U.S. Children With Paralyzing Illness: CDC
U.S. Supreme Court Rejects States’ Appeal Over Medicaid Funding for Planned Parenthood
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Tap Water in Neti Pot Linked to Woman’s Death from Brain-Eating Amoeba
Ebola Spreads to Large City in Congo
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Whole Grain-Rules for School Lunches Rolled Back by Trump Administration
Study That Targeted “Joy of Cooking” Retracted by Journal
Excess Body Fat May Increase Older Women’s Breast Cancer Risk: Study
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Staff at N.J. Facility Where 11 Children Died Did Not Follow Sanitation Procedures
Worldwide Search For Donors to Help Girl With Rare Blood Type
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