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Health & Technology (Page 226)

Tonsillectomy for Sleep Apnea Carries Risks for Some Kids: Study

2015-09-21
By: Weekly MD Team
On: September 21, 2015
In: Asthma, Doctors and Health Care, Head & Neck, Health & Technology, Kids' Health, Sleep Disorders

Though the surgery is a primary treatment for sleep disorder, breathing problems can occur afterwardsContinue Reading

Signs of Brain Tumor May Show in Blood Years Before Diagnosis

2015-09-18
By: Weekly MD Team
On: September 18, 2015
In: Cancer, Health & Technology

Glioma patients appear to have early immune response, study suggestsContinue Reading

Signs of Brain Tumor May Show in Blood Years Before Diagnosis

2015-09-18
By: Weekly MD Team
On: September 18, 2015
In: Cancer, Health & Technology

Glioma patients appear to have early immune response, study suggestsContinue Reading

Diabetes Should Be a Factor in Weight-Loss Surgery Decision: Study

2015-09-17
By: Weekly MD Team
On: September 17, 2015
In: Diabetes, General Health, Health & Technology, Obesity

Health costs decline if obese patients with type 2 get procedure soon after diagnosis, experts sayContinue Reading

Hi-Tech Scans Spot Brain Damage in High Blood Pressure Patients

2015-09-17
By: Weekly MD Team
On: September 17, 2015
In: Blood Pressure, Health & Technology, Heart / Cardiovascular, Mental Health, Neurological

Researchers suggest doctors could use technology to identify possible therapies to fight mental declineContinue Reading

Researchers Pinpoint Genes Linked to Height, Heart Disease

2015-09-17
By: Weekly MD Team
On: September 17, 2015
In: Blood and Blood Disorders, Genetics and Genetic Disorders, Health & Technology, Heart / Cardiovascular

Sequencing technology has enabled scientists to ID genetic source of some conditionsContinue Reading

Artificial Pancreas Works Well in Home Trial

2015-09-17
By: Weekly MD Team
On: September 17, 2015
In: Diabetes, Health & Technology, Hormones and Disease

Study found improved diabetes management in a real-world settingContinue Reading

Artificial Pancreas Works Well in Home Trial

2015-09-17
By: Weekly MD Team
On: September 17, 2015
In: Diabetes, Health & Technology, Hormones and Disease

Study found improved diabetes management in a real-world settingContinue Reading

Researchers Dig for Cause of Dog Diabetes

2015-09-16
By: Weekly MD Team
On: September 16, 2015
In: Diabetes, Health & Technology, Healthy Living

Disease looks similar to type 1 in humans, but with important differencesContinue Reading

Caffeine at Night May Disrupt the Body’s Internal Clock

2015-09-16
By: Weekly MD Team
On: September 16, 2015
In: Food and Health, Health & Technology, Sleep Disorders

And that could make you want to sleep later, say researchers, who see possible treatment for jet lagContinue Reading

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