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Health News Posted on May 26, 2012

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Increased Risk of Autism or Developmental Delay If Stricken With Fever During Pregnancy
Mothers afflicted with fevers during their pregnancies run more than twice the chance of having a child with autism or developmental delay than mothers who have no such condition, find resea...

Probiotics Help Treat Antibiotic-associated Diarrhea
The risk of developing diarrhea can be reduced by taking probiotics, shows study. Diarrhea is the common side effect of taking antibiotics. Probiotics are microorganisms that are be...

Death Rate or Disease Recurrence Not Reduced by Post-Mastectomy Radiation for Early-Stage Breast Cancer Patients
Radiation therapy following mastectomy may not have a significant effect on disease recurrence or mortality rates in early-stage breast cancer patients with one to three cancerous lymph node...

CT Scans for ED Patients With Ground Level Fall or Simple Assault Not Necessary
Conducting CT scans for emergency department patients who either have had a ground level fall or are victims of simple assault is not necessary unless there is a clearly sign that the patien...

American Arthritis Sufferers also Struggle With Anxiety or Depression
A new study conducted by researchers at Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has found that more than a third of American arthritis sufferers over 45 years of age also have to de...

Conducting Liver Transplants on Weekends or Nights Does Not Affect Survival Chances
A new study published in the journal Liver Transplantation has found that conducting liver transplant surgeries on weekends or at nights has no bearing on the survival chances of the patient...

Cognitive Impaired Patients Not Helped by Screening or Alerts to Healthcare Team
Patients suffering from cognitive impairment are not benefited by either screening for cognitive impairment nor screening followed by computerized alerts to the health care team, according t...

Drug Interactions Will Integrate HCV Transplant Or HIV Co-Infected Patients During Treatment
Latest data obtained from many clinical trials presented for the first time at the International Liver Congress� 2012 offers hope for formerly complex to treat hepatitis C (HCV) patient popu...

Action Taken or Charges Withdrawn on Health Care Providers, Says Washington State Dept
The Washington State Department of Health has taken disciplinary action or has withdrawn charges against health care providers in the state, said a press release. The department's Health ...

Family Members or Friends More Likely Than Strangers to Instigate Child Sexual Abuse
A new study has revealed that it is a trusted member of the family or a family friend who is more likely to pose a serious danger of child sexual abuse than strangers. According to numbe...

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