US Health Report: E-Cigarettes Not Safe for Young People – Voice of America

Voice of America US Health Report: E-Cigarettes Not Safe for Young PeopleVoice of AmericaFILE – A smoker exhales vapor from an e-cigarette at the Vapor Spot, in Sacramento, California, in this July 7, 2015, photo. Share. Share on Facebook · Share on Twitter · Share on В Контакте · Share on Google+ · Email to … Read more

Brother says former US Sen. Kay Hagan is in intensive care – Washington Post

Washington Post Brother says former US Sen. Kay Hagan is in intensive careWashington PostLAKELAND, Fla. — Former U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan, a Democrat who represented North Carolina, has been hospitalized after falling seriously ill, her family said. Hagan’s brother told The Lakeland Ledger in Florida (http://bit.ly/2hghIjE ) Hagan was rushed …Former Sen. Kay Hagan in … Read more

Scalp-Cooling System Reduced Hair Loss From Breast Cancer Chemotherapy – Cancer Network

Cancer Network Scalp-Cooling System Reduced Hair Loss From Breast Cancer ChemotherapyCancer NetworkWith the help of a scalp-cooling device, 50% of women with breast cancer undergoing neoadjuvant or adjuvant chemotherapy were able to prevent hair loss, according to the results of the SCALP trial presented at the 2016 San Antonio Breast Cancer …How chemotherapy-busting cooling cap that … Read more

Colombia Reports Major Rise in Birth Defect Amid Zika Crisis – New York Times

NBCNews.com Colombia Reports Major Rise in Birth Defect Amid Zika CrisisNew York TimesColombia, which suffered a Zika epidemic that peaked in February, has reported four times as many cases of babies born with microcephaly this year as it did in 2015, providing more proof that the Zika virus causes brain damage in infants. Because …Officials: … Read more

Cooling cap helps cancer patients preserve their hair during chemotherapy, clinical trial shows – Los Angeles Times

Los Angeles Times Cooling cap helps cancer patients preserve their hair during chemotherapy, clinical trial showsLos Angeles TimesIt’s been one year since the Food and Drug Administration approved the first cooling cap system to help cancer patients in the U.S. preserve their hair during chemotherapy treatments. A new clinical trial strengthens the case that cooling … Read more

Conjoined Twins Survive a Successful Surgery Separating Them – ABC News

ABC News Conjoined Twins Survive a Successful Surgery Separating ThemABC NewsThe parents thank the team of 50 doctors and nurses for this special holiday miracle in this week’s “Persons of the Week.” 2:03 | 12/09/16. Share. Title. Description. Share From {{scope.videoDuration}}. Share With. Facebook. Tweet. </> Embed. Email …Conjoined twins Erika and Eva on post-surgery … Read more

4 more Zika cases, likely homegrown, found in Texas – U.S. News & World Report

Wall Street Journal 4 more Zika cases, likely homegrown, found in TexasU.S. News & World ReportDALLAS (AP) — Four more cases of Zika that were likely transmitted by mosquito bites in Texas have been found in the same neighborhood where the state’s first such case was discovered, state health officials said Friday. The Texas Department … Read more

Salem doctor says lack of research on e-cigarettes is troubling – WKBN.com

WKBN.com Salem doctor says lack of research on e-cigarettes is troublingWKBN.comYOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) – The number of high school and middle school students using e-cigarettes has tripled over the last 5 years, and the U.S. Surgeon General is now calling it a major health problem. In a report released Thursday, Surgeon …Surgeon General calls youth vaping … Read more

Lethal synthetic 'super heroin' triggers 1st Cook County overdose death – Chicago Tribune

Chicago Tribune Lethal synthetic ‘super heroin’ triggers 1st Cook County overdose deathChicago TribuneIn this June 27, 2016 photo provided by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, members of the RCMP go through a decontamination procedure in Vancouver after intercepting a package containing approximately 1 kilogram of the powerful opioid carfentanil …New CDC data understate accidental shooting deaths … Read more