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Stopping the spins

Physical therapists treat vertigo – a malady of the inner ear

The murky world of morphine and palliative care

Sometimes, my colleagues report cases in which palliative or comfort care crosses the line into euthanasia. Palliative care is intended not to treat illness or prolong life but to...

Are you having breathing difficulties? Try singing

LONDON – In a third-floor room of a London hospital with orange and white walls draped with Tibetan prayer flags, about a dozen people gathered recently to perform vocal exercises and sing s...

Use your brain to slow memory decline

Choose cognitively stimulating hobbies

Severe egg allergy? There’s now a flu shot for you

ATLANTA – People with serious egg allergies may no longer have to worry about flu shots. A federal advisory panel has said a new vaccine that’s made without eggs is an option for ...

The germy truth

Art of hand washing remains elusive for most

Doctors hail promise of ‘artificial pancreas’

Doctors are reporting a major step toward an “artificial pancreas,” a device that would constantly monitor blood sugar in people with diabetes and automatically supply insulin as needed. ...

Primary-care physicians are in demand

This time of year, recent high school graduates are shopping for supplies, packing their bags and perusing brochures and course listings from their selected college or university. ...

Testosterone therapy divides doctors

‘Low T’ therapy endorsed by some; others skeptical

That steak may raise risk for diabetes

Red-meat consumption linked to disease, study finds

HPV vaccine cut infection by half in teen girls

ATLANTA – A vaccine against a cervical cancer virus has cut infections in teen girls by half, according to a study released last week. The study confirms research done before the ...

Growing replacement organs

To ease shortage, scientists growing body parts in a lab
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