ST. LOUIS – When 2-year-old Owen Stark arrived at St. Louis Children’s Hospital, he wasn’t given much chance for survival.…
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Scientists dispute cellphone study that says use doesn’t increase brain tumor risk
A group of scientists from the Environmental Health Trust (EHT) are refuting a study from last summer, which said cellphones…
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Kylee Shea returned to school Tuesday, just two weeks after she passed out in the school’s hallway and her heart…
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Little League cardiac arrest highlights need for heart screenings
Sean Neely, 12, was playing catcher at a little league game in Freeport, Pennsylvania earlier this month when he was…
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Lack of vitamin D linked to childhood weight gain, scientists say
Children are more likely to be obese if their mothers lacked vitamin D during pregnancy, British scientists claimed. University of…
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Fiber-Loving Teens Have Lower Heart, Diabetes Risks
Teenagers who eat a lot of fiber-rich foods, such as vegetables and whole grains, are less likely to have risk…
Read MoreChewing Gum May Raise Teens’ Math Scores
In a study likely to make school janitors cringe, U.S. researchers said that chewing gum may boost academic performance in…
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How to get your baby to sleep through the night
For new parents, getting a baby to sleep can be challenging. Dr. Harvey Karp, author of “The Happiest Baby on…
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Do Twin Embryos Help Each Other Survive in IVF?
A new controversial study suggests a stronger embryo may help a weaker one survive in twin pregnancies created by in…
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Teen Use of Menthol Cigarettes On the Rise
The use of menthol cigarettes is rising among adolescents and is “very high” among minority youth, a Food and Drug…
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