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Dietary glycemic index is associated with lung cancer risk

Dietary Glycemic Index Linked to Lung Cancer Risk

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More pronounced link for never smokers, squamous cell carcinoma, those with <12 years education
Concussion-prevention rules for college football players may have led to an unintended consequence -- an increase in knee

Concussion Prevention Rules May Be Leading to Other Injuries

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Researchers suggest college rules to lessen head injuries might be causing more knee, ankle problems
Individuals who consume about six cups of coffee a day are almost one-third less likely to develop multiple sclerosis than non-drinkers

Heavy Coffee Consumption May Lower Risk of Multiple Sclerosis

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Those who average six cups a day are almost one-third less likely to have MS
High school football players wearing loose helmets experience worse concussion effects than players whose helmets fit properly

AAOS: Loose-Fitting Football Helmets = Worse Concussions

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Teens with loose-fitting helmets have higher rates of drowsiness, hyperexcitability, noise sensitivity
For women

AHA: Exposure to Violence May Up Cardiovascular Disease Risk

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Exposure to physical violence in adulthood linked to carotid artery intima media thickness
For women

AHA: Yogurt Consumption Linked to Reduced Risk of High BP

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Effect seen in women, not men; strongest effect seen in the highest tertile of DASH scores
Women undergoing percutaneous coronary intervention with new generation drug-eluting stents have a higher prevalence of clinically relevant chest pain

More Chest Pain for Women Undergoing PCI With DES

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Similarly low incidence of adverse cardiovascular events for men and women with new generation DES
Taking low-dose aspirin every day may lower the overall risk of cancer by 3 percent

Daily Low-Dose Aspirin May Reduce Risk of Some Cancers

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Effect was seen most strongly with colon, gastrointestinal tumors
Although U.S. hospitals are making gains in the fight against some antibiotic-resistant bacteria

CDC: Hospitals Making Progress Against Antibiotic Resistance

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But hundreds of thousands of patients are still affected each year
The source of a bacterial bloodstream infection linked with the deaths of 18 people in Wisconsin is being sought by federal

Bloodstream Infection Outbreak in Wisconsin Linked to 18 Deaths

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All patients were older than 65 and had serious underlying health conditions