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RSSExcess of everything is bad this adage seems to be sitting well with iron level in our blood too. Researchers carved out this conclusion after tracking about 1,277 men and women aged 43 to 87 who had peripheral arterial disease, over a period of six...
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An alarming number of more than a million patients in the U.S. suffering from chlamydia were reported and certainly a concern that must be resolved.
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A mother who catches influenza, pneumonia, or a sexually transmitted disease around the time of pregnancy is susceptible of having a child that will develop leukemia....
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View of the Swiss and British researchers that doctors should encourage patients with sexually transmitted infections to tell their partners to seek treatment is quite...
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Chlamydia is a sexually transmitted infection caused by certain type of bacteria. It could also be transmitted to a baby via mother during delivery.
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The Cambridge University team has developed a ‘dipstick’ test for an eye infection. It can detect trachoma. A study showed it is two times more effective...
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A mother who catches influenza, pneumonia, or a sexually transmitted disease around the time of pregnancy is susceptible of having a child that will develop leukemia....
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