One-third of toddlers exposed to Zika in the womb suffer developmental problems, study says
Children born without microcephaly still suffered developmental problems, although some improved. View original article Author: Lindsey Bever
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Don’t let these problems prevent you from eating healthfully
How to handle some common dietary challenges as we age. View original article Author: Consumer Reports
5th Circuit decision on ACA could create political havoc for GOP
Appellate court ruling carries high political stakes for 2020 presidential and congressional candidates, as well as American consumers. View original article Author: Amy Goldstein
Diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at age 8 meant growing up quickly
Daily insulin injections, monitoring blood sugar and watching food intake have become a way of life after 18 years. View original article Author: Anthony Cave
The Big Number: 2 hours a week outdoors suggested for better health
People who spend at least two hours a week in a natural environment are more likely to have better physical health and psychological well-being, research finds. View original article Author: Linda Searing
Yes, breast cancer survivors, you can lift weights, get manicures and garden
Many of these do’s and don’ts have been debunked by research. View original article Author: Susan Berger
‘Sometimes, there’s no do-over’: Pool safety campaign aims to reduce child drownings
Brain injury or death are far from the minds of most families who own or use pools. View original article Author: Erin Blakemore
Scientists say they found a cure for HIV in some mice. Humans could be next.
Researchers say they eliminated HIV in nine of 23 mice that were modified so their immune systems better mimicked those of humans. View original article Author: Hannah Knowles
Mold infections leave one dead and force the closure of operating rooms at a children’s hospital
Other medical centers are working with the children’s hospital to take over the most urgent disrupted surgeries, a hospital official said. View original article Author: Hannah Knowles
The Big Number: 180 people a day land in ER for injuries from fireworks around July 4
The injuries most often affect hands and fingers. And sparklers can be dangerous, too View original article Author: Linda Searing