[ad_1] A new migraine drug is entering an already crowded market, but it could mean fewer headaches for some patients. The pharmaceutical group Eli Lilly announced Thursday that the FDA had approved …
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[ad_1] Incredible 3D images, capturing the meticulous development of the nervous system of a zebrafish embryo, have won a great prize in photography. The hypnotizing microscopic video was filmed over a period …
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[ad_1] (Reuters Health) – A recent study suggests that most firefighters who die from cardiac arrest show narrowing of the heart arteries or structural damage in their heart. When firefighters suddenly become …
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[ad_1] The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the use of the perampanel antiepileptic drug (FYCOMPA) CIII as monotherapy and adjunctive therapy in pediatric patients for the treatment of partial …
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[ad_1] According to the researchers, this combined IR / PET image highlights areas of the brain in which patients with fibromyalgia had increased glial activation, compared to unaffected control volunteers. (Photo courtesy …
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[ad_1] Friday, September 28, 2018 (HealthDay News) – New studies show that American teens eat everything from cigarettes to beverages to the consumption of marijuana-based foods. The study, conducted with high school …
Read More »Colorado Deer Hunters: keep an eye on your mailbox for a mandatory letter of chronic wasting disease sampling | Ag News
[ad_1] Colorado Parks and Wildlife will once again conduct mandatory tests for chronic wasting disease during the 2018 hunting season to continue to gather more information on CWD and how it could …
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[ad_1] Most teenagers who have tried marijuana have used the drug in more than one form, including cannabis-based products that are smoked, eaten or steamed, according to new studies from the US. …
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[ad_1] Previous research has shown that excessive screen time can damage the brain, especially the regions responsible for the treatment of emotions, decision-making, attention and cognitive control. RELATED: Does the blue light …
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