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Brain freeze. If you have ever experienced that sudden rush of cold and sharp headache when eating ice cream, or a frozen slush, you know the feeling. Now researchers think they know why.
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Some sleep apnea suffers may finally have an alternative to the bulky machines many use nightly to treat their condition. Provent Therapy has recently gained popularity as an effective, less obtrusive, and more comfortable option for some.
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Aspirin, that old medicine cabinet standby, may just be the right tool to prevent and treat some forms of cancer, say British researchers.
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Researchers have uncovered a way to starve breast cancer cells that have become resistant to the drug tamoxifen. Blocking the food source of one of the most common forms of breast cancer could offer a new treatment option for women battling the disease.
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A diagnosis for what causes chronic pain does not mean a treatment plan for many Canadians suffering daily. The Report on Pain released today found many wait up to two years to find out the cause of their pain and treatment is not always available.
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The arrival of Provenge, a cancer therapy costing $93,000 and extending the lives of men with incurable prostate tumors by an average of four months, has renewed debate on the value of life.
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Three out of four people with mental health conditions in low- and middle-income countries do not have access to needed mental health treatment. Even in high-income countries, this figure is relatively high at 35-50 percent, according to a WHO study.
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A new 24-hour test can detect whether chemotherapy is working on breast cancer patients. It can save time, money, and unwanted side effects, researchers say.
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When it comes to Dr. Paolo Zamboni's treatment for Multiple Sclerosis (MS), the experimental surgery that inflates constricted veins in the neck, Canada has thus far refused to fund the surgery, forcing patients to go abroad for help.
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Using magnets to cure depression? Sounds hokey. But it turns out to be a newly discovered treatment, called repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation for depression that actually works.
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Foreign nationals are to be offered free treatment for HIV on the NHS under plans backed by the government.
Video games get the gallery treatment
Calibrated treatments will help victim transition back into her life.
Stiliyan Petrov will begin treatment at a London hospital on Monday after being diagnosed with acute leukaemia.
New study raises questions about the most effective prostate treatments.
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People with mental and psychosocial disabilities are among the most marginalized groups in developing countries. Even though development actors have pledged to focus their work on the most vulnerable in a community, many programmes continue to ignore and exclude this vulnerable group.
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