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In the United States, non-adherence to prescribed therapy is estimated to cause about 125,000 deaths per year, at least 10% of...

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Chocolate for Helping Memory

Flavanols are found in red wine, coffee, tea and chocolate. Who would have thought these treats could have a positive affect on brain function and heart health.

Can Heartburn Lead to Cancer?

Heartburn can be the unwelcome conclusion to a meal. It's irritating and uncomfortable, but is it putting you at risk for more serious health problems?

Stress, Empathy and Positive Behavior

If your teenager is having trouble coping with stressful situations, it can have an impact on how well they treat others.

Anti-Impulsive Drug

What if impulsive behavior could be regulated by a drug that already exists? Would that open doors for treating addiction due to improper dopamine regulation in the brain?

Chemotherapy Instead of Surgery

The normal surgical treatment for advanced vulvar cancer can be just awful. In addition to removing the tissues that make up the vulva, along with nearby lymph nodes, some organs might also be removed. Now researchers think that surgery may not be the only answer.

The Impact of Regulating Food in Schools

Do laws regarding vending machines and fast food carts in schools make a difference in whether teens gain weight? That's what a group of researchers sought to find out.

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