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inflammatory bowel: Patients with inflammatory bowel disease may experience a stroke; know why this condition weakens your heart

According to the Mayo Clinic IBD refers to chronic inflammation of the tissues in our digestive tract. ....

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Neurologists Confirm Nightmares Persist After Death

CAMBRIDGE, MA Shedding new light on what happens to humans after they die, a study published Wednesday in the Journal Of Neurology found that the nightmares will never cease, not even in death. “For decades, the consensus among scientists was that once life ended, the nightmares would end too, but new data confirms we… ....

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Insulin spray improves gait, cognitive function in diabetics and prediabetics: MemAID trial

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Childhood Abuse May Increase MS Risk in Adults

Emotional or sexual abuse in childhood may increase risk for multiple sclerosis in women, and multiple kinds of abuse is tied to further risk, the first prospective study of its kind suggests. ....

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I want my aleve. get all day minor arthritis pain relief with an easy open cap. to the index and the deadly construction accident in austin, texas. emergency crews were unable to save a worker crushed under concrete slabs weighing up to 40,000 pounds. authorities believe the slabs were being lifted by a crane when they shifted and then fell trapping the victim. the new health headline tonight about strokes. a new study revealing fewer men are suffering strokes in the u.s. while the number of women having strokes remains the same. men on average suffering their first stroke at age 68. women, 72. researchers say risk factors may not be as well controlled in women as in men, including high blood pressure, high cholesterol and diabetes. that study in the journal of neurology. america s largest pharmacy chain face a new lawsuit tonight. megan schultz of california suing them for overcharging customers for generics. she claims the store charges a higher price and collects a ....

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