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Can a common diabetes medicine used by fathers impact their offspring? Elizabeth Tracey reports

Apr 26, 2022
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Men who used the diabetes medicine metformin during the three months prior to conception of their …

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Who is at risk to develop diabetes after Covid infection? Elizabeth Tracey reports

Apr 26, 2022
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In the year following a Covid-19 infection, some 40% of adults in one study developed new …

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Why is there an association between Covid-19 infection and new onset diabetes? Elizabeth Tracey reports

Apr 26, 2022
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People who’ve had Covid-19 have a 40% higher risk for developing type 2 diabetes in the …

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Having Covid-19 may result in a new diagnosis of diabetes for some, Elizabeth Tracey reports

Apr 26, 2022
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So-called long Covid may now include a new diagnosis of diabetes, a recent study shows. Diabetes …

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Autoimmune disease may increase your risk for cancer, Elizabeth Tracey reports

Apr 18, 2022
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Autoimmune diseases, where the body’s immune system attacks parts of the body, are common. Now the …

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Can common blood pressure drugs improve pancreas cancer outcomes? Elizabeth Tracey reports

Apr 18, 2022
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Two very common types of blood pressure medicines, so called ACE inhibitors and ARBs, may improve …

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Breast cancer overdiagnosis may not be the problem many thought it was, Elizabeth Tracey reports

Apr 18, 2022
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Screening mammography for breast cancer gets better all the time, finding very small cancers that may …

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As cases of Covid once again increase, testing is just as important as ever, Elizabeth Tracey reports

Apr 18, 2022
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Testing for Covid-19 has been a challenge throughout the pandemic, and unfortunately remains so for many. …

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Vaccines against Covid have been in development for many years, Elizabeth Tracey reports

Apr 18, 2022
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If you’re resisting getting vaccinated against Covid because you think the vaccines were developed too quickly, …

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Should you intentionally get infected with Covid to boost your immunity? Elizabeth Tracey reports

Apr 11, 2022
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Used to be that moms would intentionally expose their children to chicken pox so they would …

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