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Public Health (Page 335)

Naps May Sharpen a Preschooler’s Language Skills

2017-02-09
By: Weekly MD Team
On: February 9, 2017
In: Kids' Health, Mental Health, Neurological, Public Health, Sleep Disorders

Kids who slept after learning new verbs understood their meaning better 24 hours later, study findsContinue Reading

College Students Seem to Take Longer to Recover From Concussion

2017-02-09
By: Weekly MD Team
On: February 9, 2017
In: Fitness & Exercise, Kids' Health, Neurological, Parenting, Public Health

Average is 1-2 weeks, but study found some kids needed more than 3 weeks to get betterContinue Reading

Space Reshapes Astronauts’ Brains: Study

2017-02-09
By: Weekly MD Team
On: February 9, 2017
In: Health & Technology, Neurological, Public Health

The longer the mission, the greater the changes, scans suggestContinue Reading

Non-English Speakers Less Likely to Be on Kidney Transplant List

2017-02-09
By: Weekly MD Team
On: February 9, 2017
In: Organs, Public Health, Urinary System

Study finds language a barrier to getting needed careContinue Reading

Emflaza Approved for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy

2017-02-09
By: Weekly MD Team
On: February 9, 2017
In: Genetics and Genetic Disorders, Public Health, Vitamins / Drugs

First U.S. approval of corticosteroid to treat the disorder
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Emflaza Approved for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy

2017-02-09
By: Weekly MD Team
On: February 9, 2017
In: Genetics and Genetic Disorders, Public Health, Vitamins / Drugs

First U.S. approval of corticosteroid to treat the disorder
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Drinking Peroxide as ‘Natural’ Cure Leads to Dangerous Blood Clots

2017-02-09
By: Weekly MD Team
On: February 9, 2017
In: Alternative Medicine, General Health, Public Health

So-called ‘super water’ carries big risks, doctors warnContinue Reading

Harsh Parenting Can Backfire With Bad Behavior From Teens

2017-02-08
By: Weekly MD Team
On: February 8, 2017
In: Kids' Health, Mental Health, Parenting, Public Health

Early sex, stealing and dropping out of school are some of the consequences, study contendsContinue Reading

Winter’s No Reason to Hibernate: Head Outside for Some Sports Fun

2017-02-07
By: Weekly MD Team
On: February 7, 2017
In: Fitness & Exercise, Public Health

But be sure to use the right equipment and stay in areas that match your skill levelContinue Reading

For Millions of Americans, Everyday Life Takes Toll on Their Hearing

2017-02-07
By: Weekly MD Team
On: February 7, 2017
In: Head & Neck, Public Health

Contrary to popular opinion, work-related noise not the main culprit, CDC reportsContinue Reading

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