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United States: A new study reveals that constipation may raise the chances of advancing to a heart attack or stroke, especially if one has...

Marijuana Use Among Teens Sees Significant Drop 

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Healthy Aging? Just Stand on One Leg! 

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Immunocompromised? Get Your Second COVID Shot! 

United States: CDC offered advice saying that immunocompromised adults should get a second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine.      New Guidelines  On Wednesday, the CDC followed the...

Youth Strokes on the Rise: New ASA Guidelines Address Key Risks 

United States: Standard guidelines for stroke have incorporated risks relevant to women only recently.    New stroke prevention guidelines have been issued by the American Stroke...

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