Visit the new NIHSeniorHealth page on leukemia. Also, visit the MedlinePlus topic pages on adult acute leukemia and adult chronic leukemia.
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This blog is about my fight with testicular cancer in the summer of 2006. It's also has cancer related to other cancers, treatments, and other resources to help you or loved ones should they get this. Some of them have cures, whiles others do not. This blog can help you with any answers you might need or where to go for help.
Visit the new NIHSeniorHealth page on leukemia. Also, visit the MedlinePlus topic pages on adult acute leukemia and adult chronic leukemia.
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Keep these safety tips in mind this Halloween.
For Kids: Treats, Makeup, Novelty Contact Lenses and the Candy Game.
For Parents: Advice from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and KidsHealth.
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Listen to the NLM Director's Comments called "Surprise: Nuts & Popcorn Curb Diverticulitis." The transcript is also available.
In a challenge to common clinical advice, a national study found eating nuts, corn, and popcorn are not associated with a risk of diverticulitis, a disease of the colon. The findings, recently published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, are the first comprehensive study of the impact of eating nuts, corn, and popcorn on diverticulitis...
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The October issue of NIH News in Health is available. Featured stories cover protecting kids hearing and kicking kidney stones. Also check out the health capsules and the featured Web site.
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Listen to the NLM Director's Comments on Epsom Salts & Cerebral Palsy Prevention. The transcript is also available.
A recent article in the New England Journal of Medicine found cerebral palsy rates were cut in half if a mother received magnesium sulfate during labor -- after a risk of a pre-term delivery was determined. In the study, 2,241 women at high risk of delivering a baby between 24 and 31 weeks were assigned into two groups. The children of mothers who received an intravenous infusion of magnesium sulfate as labor began (plus other smaller infusions every hour) experienced half the cerebral palsy rate compared to a placebo group...
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October is National Celiac Disease Awareness Month. Visit the MedlinePlus topic page on celiac disease to learn more.
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