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Diagnosing and identifying fertility issues is a sensitive and time-consuming process. Learn who to see, what to expect and how to prepare for a doctor's visit.
Herpes Diagnosis
Herpes diagnosis requires proper testing. Learn about the two simple tests that doctors use to confirm a herpes diagnosis.
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Who can help you for stomach problems related to ulcers? Learn which doctors to see and what to expect as you seek help for a possible ulcer.
Plantar Warts Causes and Risk Factors
What causes warts and in particular, plantar warts? And are adults or children more at risk of getting them. More on risks and causes here.
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Multiple Myeloma 5K Walk and Run
Folks took part in a 5k walk and run for a rare blood cancer Saturday in Bangor. Multiple Myeloma is an incurable cancer of the plasma cell, an important cell of the immune system that produces and releases antibodies to fight infections. It's the second
Influenza Vaccine To Be Revamped For Older Adults
  The influenza vaccine is being studied by researchers with the goal of making it more effective for older adults. Influenza kills about 36,000 people per year and hospitalizes 200,000. Researchers say the influenza vaccine works in only 30 to 40 percen
Costly treatment ‘ineffective for babies’
A world-wide study involving University of Sydney researchers has concluded that a costly and controversial treatment for neonatal sepsis is ineffective. Neonatal sepsis - a leading cause of infant death - is a blood infection in newborn babies.
Wish you a million platelets!
If you have recurring bleeding gums or bluish/reddish spots on your body, do get it checked. A low platelet count could be one of the causes. Today is Platelet Day, aimed at increasing awareness about these life-saving cells that facilitate blood clotting
Older women destined to develop AD have high blood levels of pregnancy protein
In an advance toward a much-needed early diagnostic test for Alzheimer's disease (AD), scientists have discovered that older women destined to develop AD have high blood levels of a protein linked to pregnancy years before showing symptoms.