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Murcia Leads the Way in Neonatal Screening

Murcia Leads the Way in Neonatal Screening
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Murcia Leads the Way in Neonatal Screening | Spanishvida - Spanish news in English

Murcia Leads the Way in Neonatal Screening | Spanishvida - Spanish news in English
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MRIs for no reason? The health debate unleashed by Kim Kardashian

The rich and famous want certainty that they are not unwell, but they’re turning to a practice that doctors advise against

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Studies Draw Mixed Conclusions on Role of Biologics for Psoriatic Arthritis

Many studies support the finding that biologic therapy reduces the presence of psoriatic arthritis or the risk of developing arthritis in psoriatic patients but other research suggest the opposite.

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Intestinal bacteria influence the likelihood of colon cancer: Some protect, while others raise the risk | Health

Oncologists Jaime Feliú and Daniel Martínez find a link between certain microbes and the potential for a colorectal tumor relapse

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