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Health & MedicineStopping rotavirus before it hits
A vaccine against rotavirus shows potent protection against the diarrhea-causing pathogen in its first year of widespread use.
By Nathan Seppa -
Health & MedicineEarlier HIV treatment can save more lives
Moving up the starting point for HIV treatment leads to improved survival rates.
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Health & MedicineMalaria takes on the top meds
Malaria is thwarting frontline drugs called artemisinins in Cambodia.
By Nathan Seppa -
HumansFood allergy advice may be peanuts
Early exposure to peanuts in a baby’s diet seems to lessen the risk of developing a peanut allergy later.
By Nathan Seppa -
Health & MedicineMini heart attack best treated like the big one
Patients admitted to hospitals with mild symptoms of a heart attack may benefit from getting a heart catheterization performed promptly.
By Nathan Seppa -
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Health & MedicineTreating viral heart infections
Viral heart infections respond to interferon treatment, easing cardiomyopathy in some patients.
By Nathan Seppa -
Health & MedicineGinkgo biloba fails drug test
The herbal supplement Ginkgo biloba fails to prevent Alzheimer’s disease or other dementia, a large trial finds.
By Nathan Seppa -
HumansWhen giving gifts, the price is wrong
Gift givers expect that expensive presents will be appreciated by gift receivers more than inexpensive presents, but three new investigations suggest that that’s not the case.
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Health & MedicineBreast density signals tamoxifen’s effectiveness
Decreasing breast density signals the drug tamoxifen is working in women at risk of developing breast cancer.
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Health & MedicineEPA should test demasculinizing pollutants collectively, NRC says
Cumulative effects of phthalates and related compounds likely larger than effects measured one chemical at a time, reports a National Research Council panel.
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EarthClearing some air over warming in Europe
A decline in fog and haze clears the air but also fuels 20 percent of the warming in Europe, a new study concludes.
By Sid Perkins