A study aims to provide some insight into the perplexing question of why the symptoms go away in the teen years for some but not others.
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More deaths, illnesses tied to salmonella in cucumbers
Overall, 888 people in 39 states have been sickened by the outbreak that began in July.
Doctors urged to screen all adults at least once for depression
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommends that health workers ask about certain symptoms even if patients don’t mention them.
World Health Organization finds rising rates of child obesity
Governments should consider taxing unhealthy foods such as those high in fats and sugar, the report says.
Guidelines for mammograms reigniting debate
Congress and the task force that issued recommendations Monday are duking it out over at what age and how often screening should occur.
What’s in, what’s out: A Q&A on dietary guidelines
The latest recommendations take a big-picture approach that emphasizes adopting a pattern of healthy eating.
As e-cigarettes advertising expands, so does teen use
Public health officials worry the products threaten decades of progress in combating youth tobacco use and could cultivate more regular smokers.
Study: Kids’ asthma rates quiet down after earlier increase
A possible plateau in childhood obesity rates and declines in air pollution are among factors that may have helped lower cases in kids.
Cutting sugar from kids’ diets has benefit in just 10 days
While the study is very preliminary because of its small size, it has important implications for how we think about the ills of sugars.
All dietary supplements not harmless, study finds
Some 23,000 people end up in the ER each year with problems after ingesting the nutritional products.