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U.S. health officials report that the Zika virus can be spread sexually even when a partner shows no signs of infection. The research was published in the Aug. 26 early-release issue of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.

CDC: Zika Transmitted by Sex Partner With No Symptoms

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Second report highlights ties between Zika and Guillain-Barré syndrome
College football players face greatest risk for exertional heat illness during the start of preseason play

Heat Illness Risk Highest in Early Preseason College Football

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Coaches, trainers need to be aware of heat illness symptoms, researchers say
Doctors disagree on the best way to answer patient questions about electronic cigarettes

Patients Lacking Straight Answers on Safety of E-Cigarettes

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When patients ask about safety and using e-cigarettes to stop smoking, doctors' advice differs
Late-onset asthma may increase risk for incident cardiovascular disease events

Cardiovascular Disease Risk Up in Late-Onset Asthma Patients

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Doctors should be monitoring for high blood pressure, cholesterol closely in these patients
Early exposure to diabetes mellitus or higher insulin resistance has an adverse effect on left ventricular remodeling and function

Diabetes, Insulin Resistance Adversely Affect LV Function

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Early diabetes group has less favorable LV mass, LV ejection fraction
Excess weight is linked to risk of developing at least eight types of cancer

IARC: Absence of Excess Body Fat Lowers Risk of Many Cancers

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International committee finds slimmer individuals less likely to develop variety of malignancies
The potassium-competitive acid blocker vonoprazan-based triple therapy seems safe and effective compared with conventional proton pump inhibitor-based triple therapy as first-line treatment against Helicobacter pylori

Vonoprazan-Based Triple Tx Feasible for H. pylori

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Vonoprazan-based triple therapy safe and effective compared with conventional PPI-based triple tx
Obese women have significantly greater total vitamin D stores than normal-weight women

Obese Women Have Greater Adipose Stores of Vitamin D

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Distribution of vitamin D between subcutaneous, omental adipose tissue similar for obese, non-obese
The gap between heart disease and the second-leading cause of death

Cancer Replaces CVD As Leading Cause of Death in 22 States

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Cancer is also now the leading cause of death for a number of minority groups
In the future

Circulating Biomarkers May Be Indicative of Stroke Risk

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High levels of CRP, tHcy, TNFR2, and VEGF indicate significantly higher odds for incident ischemic stroke