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Perspective | I'm in my early 20s. Why do I have breast cancer? - The Washington Post
Rachel Hunt
I was diagnosed with breast cancer in October. I was 23. My first question was: Why? I thought people my age didnt get breast cancer. I dont have a family history of the disease. My tests for the BR ...[Continue Reading]
The Washington Post
17 days ago
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How premature menopause can cause early death: new study - New York Post
Tracy Swartz
Women who go into menopause before 40 are four times more likely to die young from cancer and twice as likely to die young of heart disease or something else, a new study from Finland has found. How ...[Continue Reading]
New York Post
1 day ago
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Utahn may be on verge of a significant breakthrough in treating Alzheimer's - Deseret News
Lee Benson
Is a research professor at the University of Utah on the verge of a significant breakthrough in the treatment of Alzheimers disease and other brain disorders? Not only would a bunch of lab mice vote ...[Continue Reading]
Deseret News
1 day ago
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I'm a cardiologist this is the best fruit to eat for a healthy heart - New York Post
Tracy Swartz
They like these fruits berry much. Fruits and vegetables! are rich in vitamins and antioxidants that can reduce the risk of stroke and heart disease, the leading cause of death in the US. The Americ ...[Continue Reading]
New York Post
1 day ago
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Woman who was first to recover from rabies without vaccine marks 20th anniversary - KOSA
Tim Elliott, Andrew McMunn
FOND du LAC, Wis. (WMTV/Gray News) - A woman in Wisconsin who survived a harrowing brush with death is celebrating a major milestone this year. Jeanna Giese became the first person in the world to s ...[Continue Reading]
CBS7 News
1 day ago
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'Ozempic breasts' are the latest side effect of the popular drug, leaving users feeling 'deflated' - Yahoo! Voices
Tracy Swartz
Its a sore subject. Ozempic breasts are the latest side effect of the weekly injection, with some women complaining about sagging breasts. Experts say this is a completely normal occurrence when peo ...[Continue Reading]
New York Post
1 day ago