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Study identifies having a fat tongue as a primary factor in the common sleep disorder.
Unvaccinated children who contracted the illness lost their immunity to many other infections.
Rats struggle to solve a maze after their uteruses are removed, raising questions about the impacts of the widespread procedure in humans.
We may be vulnerable, researchers warn after demonstrating a cyberattack on a CT scanner, highlighting the need for better security.
Checkpoint inhibitors lift the brakes on the immune system, but may join other new drugs in pressing the accelerator on health care costs.
Growing families would benefit from a robust network of support following a baby's birth, researchers say.
Yes, a hospital superbug may be growing more tolerant to alcohol exposure -- but alcohol-based hand rubs still save millions of lives a year.
Researchers are working on new ways to help babies who are born too soon.
Study from Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston suggests new way to help identify victims of intimate partner violence.
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