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New Treatment Could Provide Relief From Peanut Allergies
You’ll never find Luke Fabsiak going for a peanut butter and jelly sandwich after school.
Is There A Connection Between Tattoos & Skin Cancer?
Many studies have been done in recent years looking for a possible link between tattoos and skin cancer. While they haven’t found a direct connection, doctors still say, if you have a tattoo, keep a very close eye on it this coming summer.
New Study Suggests Breast Milk Could Help Babies’ Intestinal Issues
A picture of Georgia Cullen shows her weighing one pound at one week old.
New Study Finds Link Between Vitamin D And Fibroids
Fibroids are very common. Vitamin D deficiency is also very common.
New Study Focuses On Light Drinking During Pregnancy
New research suggests that light drinking during pregnancy may not be harmful to the child later on in life.
Pittsburgh Police To Study Service Revolver Ammunition
Deputy Pittsburgh Police Chief Paul Donaldson sent out a memo Thursday telling officers that the department would conduct a study on the “reliability and suitability” of city-issued ammunition used by officers in their service revolvers.
Study: 75% Of Packaged Food For Toddlers Has Too Much Salt
Three new studies about salt were presented Thursday at a meeting of the American Heart Association. One shows that most packaged food for toddlers contain more than the recommended amount.
Researchers Say Sleep Could Be The Answer To Weight Loss
Could the answer to staying slim and sharp be as simple as sleep?
Researchers Study Possible Connection Between Minor Head Blows, Autoimmune Disease
Can minor blows to the head, which fall short of concussion, lead to autoimmune disease later?
4 Ways To Better Praise Your Children
From the moment they’re born, parents want the best for their kids – helping guide, teach and encourage them as they grow. One way parents do that is with words, especially praise. But is all praise… good praise?
New Study Looks At Link Between Folic Acid, Autism During Pregnancy
A large new study in the “Journal of the American Medical Association” looked at 85,000 children in Norway.
Study: Certain Types Of Exercise Can Help Osteoarthritis Sufferers
Osteoarthritis affects about 27 million Americans, mostly in their knees. Now, a new study shows certain types of exercise can have big benefits.
Skin Cancer Detection Apps Prove Unreliable
Can skin cancer be diagnosed over the phone? A study at the University of Pittsburgh says be wary.
Study Makes New Tamoxifen Recommendations For Breast Cancer Patients
Carie Capossela took the drug Tamoxifen for five years after she was diagnosed with breast cancer at 33. She is now 44.
Study Finds Growing Stress For Some Facebook Users
Facebook boasts of more than one billion people on its social network, but a study from the School of Business at the University of Edinburgh, Scotland, and the University of Bath, England, suggests many of those on Facebook are more stressed out than ever.
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