What? Hearing Loss Expected to Rise Dramatically
Experts say the sharp increase in hearing loss will cause an explosion in the demand for hearing healthcare devices and services.
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Stimulant Drugs Can Prematurely Age the Heart
A new study shows that people who abuse amphetamines show signs of premature aging in their cardiovascular system. Other stimulant drugs may also carry risks.
GMO Apples, Potatoes Hitting Store Shelves
As genetically modified produce makes its way to market this year, experts debate whether these foods are safer to consume than other products.
The Skinny on Coconut Oil: It May Be Fattening
Coconut oil remains highly popular, but some experts tell Healthline it’s not all that healthy for those who use it.
Annual Tobacco Report Highlights Anti-Smoking Measures
American Lung Association report grades cities and states on their anti-tobacco efforts, but also spotlights new laws passed last year.
Scientists Say They’ve Discovered ‘New’ Organ in Human Body
The mesentery was once thought to be part of the digestive tract, but two scientists say it’s actually the 79th organ in our bodies.
Television Food Advertising Affects Children as Young as 2
Researchers say young children will snack when exposed to food advertisements even if they aren’t hungry.
Premature Births Up. New Research Out on Baby DNA
Officials say premature births have risen slightly in the United States, and researchers announce new techniques in early diagnosis of diseases using fetal DNA.
Shots, Shots, Shots: A New Birth Control Method for Men?
Researchers say they have developed an injectable male contraceptive that may prevent pregnancy, but there are some worrisome side effects.
Lab Announces Infant Formula They Say Is Closer to Breast Milk
Researchers at Abbott Lab say they’ve invented a formula almost as nutritious as breast milk. At least one expert isn’t so sure.
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