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Polio Virus: Cure for Brain Cancer?
A modified version of the polio virus might one day help fight brain tumors, preliminary research suggests. Scientists at Duke Cancer Institute said the investigational therapy, known as PVSRIPO, uses an engineered form of the virus that is harmless to normal cells, but...... [Full Story]

CoQ10 Found to Cut in Half Heart Failure Death Rate

Regular doses of the dietary supplement Coenzyme Q10 cut in half the death [Full Story]

FDA Warns of Infections Tied to Tennessee Pharmacy

Government health officials are investigating cases involving patients [Full Story]

Scientists Make Progress Against Huntington’s Disease

Researchers have succeeded in preventing very early symptoms of [Full Story]
Diet Soda Damages Teeth as Badly as Smoking Crack: Study

Diet Soda Damages Teeth as Badly as Smoking Crack: Study

Heavy consumption of diet soda can damage teeth as badly as methamphetamine [Full Story]

Menopause Causes Memory Lapses: Study

Women going through menopause may question whether what appear to be [Full Story]
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Cancer
Chronic Heartburn Raises Throat Cancer Risk by 78%: Study

Chronic Heartburn Raises Throat Cancer Risk by 78%: Study

People who suffer from frequent heartburn may be at increased risk for cancers of the throat and vocal cords even if they don't smoke or drink alcohol, a new study says. [Full Story]
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Brain Health
Itching Study Reveals Why We Scratch

Itching Study Reveals Why We Scratch

The sensation of itching is hardwired into the nervous system and can be traced back to a small molecule released in the spinal cord, according to a new study. [Full Story]
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People
Top Golfer Beats Crippling Spine Condition

Top Golfer Beats Crippling Spine Condition

As a world-class golfer, Stacy Lewis' accomplishments are remarkable. But it was a physical challenge in her childhood that defined her ascent to the top of her sport. [Full Story]
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Diet & Fitness
C-Section Kids Face More Weight Problems

C-Section Kids Face More Weight Problems

More babies born via C-section grow up to be heavy kids and teens than those delivered vaginally, according to a new study of more than 10,000 UK infants. [Full Story]
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Diabetes
Do Statins Hike Diabetes Risk?

Do Statins Hike Diabetes Risk?

Certain widely used cholesterol-lowering statin drugs may increase your chances of developing type 2 diabetes, a new study suggests. The risk was greatest for patients taking atorvastatin (Lipitor), rosuvastatin (Crestor), and simvastatin (Zocor). [Full Story]
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Natural Health
7 Foods That Lift Your Mood

7 Foods That Lift Your Mood

Comfort foods, laden with fat and sugar, may help lift your spirits temporarily. But eating healthy foods can boost your mood without damaging your health, and can have lasting impacts on your outlook. [Full Story]
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Anti-Aging
Menopause Causes Memory Lapses: Study

Menopause Causes Memory Lapses: Study

Researchers have confirmed that women going through menopause often experience frequent memory lapses. [Full Story]
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New Study Gives Hope Alzheimer’s Can Be Reversed
What if Alzheimer’s disease could be reversed? That’s the stunning hope spawned by new research from the University of Miami and published in the Journal of Alzheimer’s Disease. The study shows that an extract of the aloe vera plant seems to improve functioning in those with dementia. Here with Newsmax Health to discuss his findings is lead researcher John Lewis, associate professor at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine.
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