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Dr. Manny's Notes
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Dealing with migraine headaches in children
Today, I received a question from a mom whose 8-year-old child suffers from migraines. How do you deal with an “adult” illness that affects a young child? Read on for my advice.
Latest News
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Drug dismantles harmful C. difficile bacteria without destroying healthy gut microbes
Clostridium difficile, or C. diff— a potentially deadly bacterial infection that’s gained attention due to its treatment by fecal transplants— occurs when the body’s natural... -
A ‘super’ berry to boost memory and heart health
Usually we catch up with Medicine Hunter, Chris Kilham, after he returns from trips to the Amazon or other exotic locations. This time he’s found schisandra berry in the...
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UN Ebola response now planned to continue into 2016
The United Nations is now planning for its Ebola response to last into mid-2016, suggesting the battle against the virus that has killed more than 11,000 people won't be over... -
Obesity during pregnancy tied to heart problems for mom later
Women who are obese during pregnancy may die earlier or have an increased risk of heart problems later in life, according to a new study in the United Kingdom. -
Northwestern University offering sex education for incoming freshmen
Sex education classes are usually thought of in the realm of uncomfortable lessons in high school health classes, but one university is offering an online course for first-year...
The Evolution of Cancer Care is Here
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Genomic medicine: The future is now
Cancer care has made great strides over the past decade, and three little letters have made a huge difference in the journey: DNA.
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Study finds racial disparity in appendicitis treatment among children
A study published online in the September edition of the journal JAMA Pediatrics suggests physicians are less likely to prescribe pain medication for appendicitis to black... -
More evidence that coffee is safe for your heart
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Common pregnancy complications tied to heart disease deaths later on
Pregnant women who experience certain complications related to their pregnancies may have an increased risk of dying from heart disease later in life, a new study suggests. -
Study finds we don't know our toes very well
This little piggy went to market—or was it that little piggy? -
Sandra Lee on health, happiness and what's next
Celebrity chef is using her life-changing experience with breast cancer for good -
Sex after a heart attack? Doctors give the all clear
Sex does not increase heart attack survivors' risk of having another attack, except in rare cases, a new study finds -
Dried toad and snakeskin: Old-school remedies cool China's vitamin fever
China's much-hyped market for vitamins and supplements is facing a steep challenge from traditional remedies from ginseng to deer antler, even as the sector's rise fuels... -
Europe has 'alarming' rates of smoking, drinking and obesity, says WHO
Europe has the world's highest rates of drinking and smoking, and more than half its people are too fat, putting them at high risk of heart disease, cancer and other deadly... -
Non-prescription device may ease urinary incontinence
Some women suffering from stress incontinence who don't want to have surgery or see a physician for a vaginally inserted device they can use at home may get symptom relief from... -
Parental nicotine dependence predicts teen smoking
A parent's dependence on nicotine, in addition to the act of smoking cigarettes, may be an important determinant of their teen's smoking behavior, according to a new study.
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