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Reducing the dietary glycemic index is associated with a reduction in uric acid levels among overweight and obese adults

Low Glycemic Index Diet Linked to Drop in Uric Acid Levels

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Reducing glycemic index lowers uric acid levels, regardless of percentage of carbohydrates in diet
A BRCA gene database can help physicians better understand their patients' genetic risk for breast and ovarian cancer

Gene Database Offers Doctors Insights Into Breast, Ovarian CA

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Database includes more than 6,200 BRCA variants
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration wants the food industry to voluntarily reduce the amount of sodium in processed and commercially prepared food.

FDA Urges Food Manufacturers to Reduce Sodium in Their Products

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Agency sets short- and long-term goals in effort to cut Americans' risk of hypertension, CVD, stroke
Four out of five children with concussion are diagnosed at a primary care practice rather than the emergency department

Children With Concussion Often Seen in Primary Care First

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Researchers find that most cases are first tended to at doctors' offices, not hospital ERs
Women who suffer from migraine headaches may have a slightly increased risk of heart disease or stroke

CVD Risk Appears to Be Increased in Women With Migraine

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Researchers say it should be considered independent risk factor for future cardiovascular events
Receipt of influenza vaccination may reduce heart failure patients' risk of hospitalization

Flu Vaccine Can Help Keep Heart Failure Patients Out of Hospital

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Vaccination tied with lower risk of hospitalization for cardiovascular diseases, respiratory infections
A woman from Honduras who apparently became infected with the Zika virus in her home country gave birth Tuesday in a New Jersey hospital to a baby girl with microcephaly

Baby With Zika-Related Microcephaly Born at N.J. Hospital

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Mother apparently infected with Zika virus in her home country of Honduras
Only half of parents of children with asthma fully understand the use of their child's asthma medications

Many Parents Know Too Little About Their Child’s Asthma Meds

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Only half surveyed knew what drugs were prescribed, how to use them
There is more evidence linking air pollution with increased risk of developing hypertension

More Evidence That Air Pollution Raises Blood Pressure

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Hypertension risk up for both short-term and long-term exposure
Patients in the early stages of Alzheimer's disease may have more leakages in the blood-brain barrier

Blood-Brain Barrier Leaks Seen in Patients With Early Alzheimer’s

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Cognitive abilities decreased significantly with increasing leakage in deep gray matter