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Playing It Safe With High School Sports
Coaches, athletic trainers focus on prevention, better treatment for young athletes
Tongue-Driven Device Aids Handicapped
Magnetic tracer lets disabled control wheelchairs, perform other tasks independently

Anxiety, Shyness May Be Long-Lasting Traits
Brain mechanism present early in life predisposes people to worry, study finds
Barcode Technology Flaws Put Some Patients at Risk
Nurses forced to use 'workarounds' to ensure medication errors are kept to minimum, study says
Collagen Wrinkle Filler Approved
Evolence uses tendons harvested from pigs
Compound in Red Wine Fights Ravages of Age
Resveratrol mimics the benefits of restricted calorie diets, study finds
Freeze-Dried Formula May Block HIV Virus in Breast Milk
Could help prevent spread of disease in developing countries, study suggests
Gender Plays Role in Kidney Transplant Outcomes
Increased rate of graft failure when male organs donated to females, study finds
Health Tip: After Liposuction
Results may not always meet expectations
Health Tip: Beat by the Summer Heat
Who's at greater risk of heat-related illness
Health Tip: Have a Safe Fourth of July
Keep kids away from fireworks
Health Tip: Trying Pregnancy Again
After a miscarriage
Kidney Cancer Vaccine Shows No Boost in Survival
But early-stage patients may benefit from further study of vitespen, researchers say
Lots of Sex May Prevent Erectile Dysfunction
It's the 'use it or lose it' principle at work, one expert says
Medication Reduces Violence in Some Schizophrenics
Treating psychosis alone may not end risk; older drugs as good as newer ones, study finds
Mom's Vitamin D Levels Affect Baby's Dental Health
Low concentrations may lead to enamel defects, early tooth decay, study finds
New Drug-Coated Stent Approved
The Xience stent helps prevent arteries from re-clogging
New Tests Assess Kids' Sense of Smell, Taste
Previous measures aimed at adults, but Australian team says these 3 gauges work better
On Independence Day, Think Fireworks Safety First
Experts say leave the July 4 celebrations to the pros
Screening Athletes Could Cut Sudden Cardiac Death Risk
But ECG use controversial because of cost, number of false positives, study says
SIDS Linked to Brain Chemical Dysfunction
Improper regulation of serotonin triggered sudden death in mice, researchers report
Working Hard When Tired Raises Blood Pressure
Finding suggests chronic fatigue may pose serious health risks
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