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Is fluoride in drinking water safe? What to know as some cities ban it

Is fluoride in drinking water safe? What to know as some cities ban it
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New study uncovers health threats to babies born in Louisiana s Cancer Alley : The level of human health crisis is identifiable and preventable

A new study is revealing a disturbing threat to babies in Louisiana, which contains an 85-mile stretch known as Cancer Alley.

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Pitfalls When Your Patient Turns to Telehealth-Only Medicine

Online visits fulfill a need for timely appointments but can lead to unneeded prescriptions and missed diagnoses, physicians say.

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Babies born in Louisiana s Cancer Alley record lower birth weight, preterm births – report | Louisiana

New report shows babies born in notorious industrial corridor experience low birth weight at three times the national average

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Global warming may raise risk of pregnancy-related illnesses

New research suggests that rising temperatures across the planet may place pregnant women at greater risk for severe pregnancy-related illnesses, especially in their third trimester.

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