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ABC News Medical Minute

Category: Health

Last update: Wed Aug 27 22:21:38 -0700 2008

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The latest health news straight from the ABC News Medical Unit, brought to you by ABCNews.com.

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Melanoma patients may face higher risk for developing other forms of cancer.

A woman's reproductive history may alter her risk for certain breast cancers.

New research suggests the benefits of hormone therapy outweigh the risks.

But the media can also be used to spread anti-smoking messages.

The long-term effectiveness of Gardasil will not be known for decades.

Increase in obesity in the U.S. will cost billions in health care.

Study finds EMTs may unconsciously seek better care for young trauma patients.

Research indicates the chance of having a stroke could be linked to cigarettes.

Could using moisturizing creams increase your risk of skin cancer?

Allergic reactions to antibiotics send thousands to the ER each year.

Study finds recurrence surprisingly common, even with "extra" treatments.

Risk of death is typically higher for single people, but the gap is closing.

Scientists say genes may determine addiction to cigarettes.

National report indicates a 26 percent increase in health-related consultations.

Experts say warmer temperatures are making pollen season worse.

Consumer Reports shows that many Americans having sleep problems turn to pills.

New prostate cancer guidelines say men 75 and older need not be screened.

Sleep apnea potentially more deadly than advancing age or obesity.

Scientists experiment with chemicals that could replicate benefits of exercise.

Babies born to women with diabetes are at increased risk for birth defects.

If current trends continue, nearly all Americans could be overweight by 2030.

Patients with osteoporosis may mean fewer breast cancer diagnoses.

Some young adults are consuming 21 drinks to celebrate their 21st birthday.

Patients with tiny gene mutations are much more likely to experience pain.

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