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Outlaw On Flavored Vaping Liquids Renewed By New York State
A veto on flavored liquids utilized in e-cigs devices has been extended by the health officials of New York state. Recently the Public Health and Health Planning Council of the state health department voted to re-sanction its emergency ban on flavored e-liquids. The reauthorization is enforced for another 90 Days and prohibits the retailing of […]
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Use Of Aspirin Might Decrease Cancer, All-Cause Deaths In Seniors
According to a new study, the use of aspirin thrice or more times per week is linked to a decline in all-cause, any cancer, CRC (colorectal cancer), and gastrointestinal cancer deaths among older adults. Holli A. Loomans-Kropp from the NCI (National Cancer Institute), Maryland, along with colleagues analyzed the connection of aspirin use with all-cause, […]
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Children At Lower Peril Of Peanut Allergy Must Eat Peanut Early
According to new findings from the study, kids who do not eat peanuts in their first year of life are quite likely to develop an allergy to peanut at 3 Years. The CHILD Cohort study used data from more than 2,600 Canadian kids and revealed that children who did not eat peanuts in their first […]
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Cipla Introduces Strawberry-Flavored Pills For HIV-Infected Kids
There are many toddlers who have been found to be born or infected with HIV every year. There are around 80,000 children as per the health officials’ data who are infected with HIV. Many of the kids lose their lives or are left untreated due to the difficulty in administering drugs. The toddlers find swallowing […]
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Brain-Boosting Supplements Found With High Amount Of Unapproved Drug
According to the latest research, the supplements displayed as a booster for brain power and memory improvement are made with an extremely high amount of an unapproved drug. The unapproved drug—recognized as “piracetam”—reposed in various supplements was brought to light by the researchers. Though Europe has legalized piracetam as prescription medicine, the U.S. has not […]