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Before you consent to a surgical procedure, it’s standard practice for someone on your treatment team to talk to you about the things that could go wrong—blood clots or infections, for example. B...
Before you consent to a surgical procedure, it’s standard practice for someone on your treatment team to talk to you about the things that could go wrong—blood clots or infections, for example. B...
For years, public-health officials have theorized that phasing out trans fats from the food system would save billions in healthcare costs by reducing heart-disease risk. A new study published to...
For years, public-health officials have theorized that phasing out trans fats from the food system would save billions in healthcare costs by reducing heart-disease risk. A new study published to...
ABC News: Health
A new study says local bans on artery-clogging trans fats in restaurant foods led to fewer heart attacks and strokes in several New York counties.
A new study says local bans on artery-clogging trans fats in restaurant foods led to fewer heart attacks and strokes in several New York counties.
An advocacy group is suing two California school districts for serving hot dogs and other processed meats to students, arguing that they increase the risk of cancer
Summer Roger and Janelle Cavanagh are holding an Easter fundraiser for their babies, who were born with congenital heart defects.
The author opens up about her new book, "Kicking Sick: Your Go-To Guide for Thriving With Chronic Health Conditions."
FOX News
A woman in Melbourne, Australia who gave birth to a 13-pound baby without epidural is grabbing worldwide attention this week.
North Carolina brothers Preston and Parker Jackson were both diagnosed with the same devastating pancreatic cancer as their father, Wayne Jackson, within just a few weeks of each other in 2016.
CBC | Health News
A ban on trans fats in restaurants in New York state has been linked to hundreds of fewer heart attacks and strokes, a new study finds. And as both the U.S. and Canada move to crack down on the artery-cloggers, the findings have the potential to save millions of lives over the coming decades.
Dr. Mark Wainberg, a Montreal-based trailblazer in HIV/AIDS research and an internationally renowned scientist, died Tuesday after swimming in rough water in Bal Harbour, Fla. He was 71.
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