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Variations on the Plank: Popular Exercise for Your Core
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Created: 5/31/2019 12:00:00 AM
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Bike Lanes Do Help Keep Cyclists Safe
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Created: 5/31/2019 12:00:00 AM
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Hong Kong reports second swine fever case, to cull 4,700 pigs
Missouri abortion clinic to stay open for now after court order
Missouri abortion clinic to stay open for now after court order
From prison, 'Pharma Bro' Martin Shkreli sues ex-colleagues for $30 million
Childhood adversity tied to sleep problems decades later
Patients Who Read Docs' Notes Take Meds Better
The net benefit of sharing notes with patients could be significant because people not properly taking their medications costs the health care system about $300 billion a year.
Can People in Heart Failure Safely Reduce Diuretics?
Diuretics help people with heart failure reduce excess fluids that can cause shortness of breath, swollen legs, coughing and weight gain.
Mediterranean diet tied to better memory for diabetics
Kids who play violent videogames may be more likely to pick up a gun and pull the trigger
World’s Smallest Surviving Baby Leaves Hospital
According to CDC data, more than half of all babies born at 23 weeks do not survive
Impossible? New Veggie Burgers Make a Run at Beef
They claim to make vegan burgers that would satisfy even a sworn carnivore. They also aim to save the planet by reducing the environmental impact of cattle farming. And, they’re becoming big business.
Violent Video Games, Unlocked Guns a Dangerous Combo
The new results are in line with a 2017 study that found that kids who watched movies featuring gun violence were more likely to handle and use guns.
WHO Recognizes Burnout; EHR-Related Fatal Medical Errors; Burnout's $4.6B Price Tag
Heritage Pharmaceuticals to pay $7 million to settle price-fixing allegations
How Much Coffee Is Too Much?
Researchers set out to discover the point when too much caffeine causes high blood pressure, a key heart disease risk factor.
How Much Coffee Is Too Much?
Researchers set out to discover the point when too much caffeine causes high blood pressure, a key heart disease risk factor.
'This Is Not a Drill': What We Heard This Week
U.S. Cancer Cases, Deaths Continue to Fall
Overall, cancer death rates decreased 1.8% per year in men and 1.4% per year in women, continuing a trend.