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Think You Smell Only With Your Nose? You're Wrong
Researchers found that odor-detecting sensors in the nose are also present in the taste cells on our tongue.
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Too Many U.S. Women Still Drinking in Pregnancy
The study found that, far from decreasing, the rate of drinking and binge drinking in pregnancy actually rose slightly from levels reported in 2011-2013.
Long Antibiotic Use May Raise Women's Heart Risks
The results mean that for older women who take antibiotics for two months or more, 6 per 1,000 would go on to develop heart disease, compared with 3 in 1,000 among those who did not take the drugs.
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Measles, At New High, Can Be Deadly, Experts Warn
Measles was thought to have been a relic of the past, so most young parents haven't witnessed the disease, so they don’t realize how dangerous it is, experts said.
Peanut OIT Anaphylaxis Risk Higher Than Placebo, Avoidance
Salmonella Outbreak From Cut Melons Tops 100 Cases
All cases were linked to the consumption of pre-cut cantaloupe, honeydew or watermelon "packaged in clear, plastic clamshell containers under several different brands or labels."