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Baby's Smile Has Addictive Drug-Like Qualities for Moms
FOXNews - A baby’s smile gives a new mother a drug-like high and is equally addictive, a study of the female brain shows. Neural scans on women help explain the extremely strong bond between mother and baby by showing how images of the infant affect the brain. Baby's Smile Lights Up Mom's Brain Seeing baby's smile gives mom a high |
 Dog Flu Diet and Diseases |
Kennedy's wife says senator is doing well
Boston Globe - Senator Edward M. Kennedy, past the midway point in a six-week course of radiation and chemotherapy treatments for a malignant brain tumor, remains upbeat and has been sailing daily following his trips to Boston for treatment. Sen. Ted Kennedy Doing Well And Continuing With Treatments Report: Kennedy Coping Well With Treatment |
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Schumer: Small pharmacies need help
Utica Observer Dispatch - Pharmacy Technician Lauren Cunningham fills a prescription for a customer Monday at Colonial Pharmacy in Whitesboro. Sen. Charles E. Schumer spoke there about delayed Medicare Part D payments and its effects on small, independently owned Mohawk Valley … Schumer says Medicare delays threaten smaller drug stores Schumer highlights key problem for pharmacies |
 New York Times |
8-Year-Olds on Statins? A New Plan Quickly Bites Back
New York Times - By TARA PARKER-POPE What do you think of using cholesterol drugs for children to prevent heart disease later in life? Join the discussion. Wise or Not? Doctors Sound Off on Cholesterol Tests for Kids Kids' cholesterol levels stir debate |
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IVF twins risk 'over-estimated'
BBC News - By Caroline Parkinson A US doctor has sparked controversy by arguing couples undergoing IVF are being "misled" about the increased risks of twin pregnancies. IVF Treatments 40% Safer Than Natural Twin Pregnancies Africa to get cheap fertility treatments |
 USA Today |
6 die as medical helicopters collide in Ariz.
USA Today - By Joe Ferguson, Arizona Daily Sun via AP FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. (AP) - Accidents of medical aircraft are at a "disturbing" level, a federal safety official said Monday as he arrived at the scene where two helicopters collided, killing six people. Lone Survivor of Medical Chopper Crash Dies Memorial service set for victims of chopper crash |
 Crescenta Valley Sun |
Positive West Nile test in Bucks
phillyBurbs.com - By JO CIAVAGLIA A mosquito sample taken last week in a Newtown Township park has tested positive for the West Nile virus, the first confirmed presence this year of the potentially deadly illness, state and county officials confirm. Mosquito Control could be bitten by budget cuts West Nile virus, Lyme disease can spoil summer fun |
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Study suggests serotonin plays a role in SIDS
Los Angeles Times - Mice who overproduced the brain chemical showed symptoms similar to those of the infant syndrome before they died. By Wendy Hansen, Los Angeles Times Staff Writer Mice genetically engineered to overproduce the brain chemical serotonin died at an early … SIDS Linked to Brain Chemical Dysfunction Chance discovery points to crib death cause |
 HealthNews |
Link found between cholesterol, memory
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel - By JOHN FAUBER For years, doctors have known that low levels of HDL cholesterol (the good kind) were a risk factor for heart disease, but now an intriguing new study has linked low HDL to memory loss in middle-aged men and women. Test may aid cancer treatment Medical Edge: Lp(a) may heal, but can increase heart disease risk |
 Dog Flu Diet and Diseases |
Humane Society Helps Pets Affected by Floods
WKBT - The Coulee Region Humane Society (CRHS) is lending a helping hand to areas in Iowa hit hard by flooding. Along with other humane societies in the state, CRHS is accepting animals that were either left homeless or surrendered after the flooding. Shelter: Puppies Rescued From Mill Need Homes Humane Society gets custody of dogs taken from Johnson County home |