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Most Coughs Take 3 Weeks to Clear Up
By Emily Lockhart Health Studies in the News

Most Coughs Take 3 Weeks to Clear Up

When stricken with cough and cold, most of us assume to be back to our bright eye, bushy-tailed selves within about a week’s time. However, scientists from the University of Georgia in Athens are cautioning sickies to have some patience. It seems the common cough takes about three weeks to clear up! The study was […]

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Study Could Lead to Earlier Parkinson’s Treatment
By Emily Lockhart Health Studies in the News

Study Could Lead to Earlier Parkinson’s Treatment

Findings from a recent Newcastle University study could help diagnose Parkinson’s disease in early stages, which could lead to earlier treatment and better quality of life. The majority of people with the disease experience a series of motor-related (or movement-related) symptoms, which are considered the main symptoms of the Parkinson’s. However, the study found a […]

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Researchers Develop Peanut Allergy Therapy
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Researchers Develop Peanut Allergy Therapy

If you or your child has a peanut allergy, you live in constant fear of exposure to a fatal allergic reaction. Currently all you can do is avoid peanuts, as no treatment for the allergen has been discovered. However, the good news is that U.S. scientists have been developing a peanut allergy therapy meant to […]

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Diet Soda Consumption Linked to Depression
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Diet Soda Consumption Linked to Depression

A new study from the National Institutes of Health has found that drinking artificially sweetened beverages can increase your chances of falling into a depression. The study monitored the beverage consumption of approximately 264,000 adults between the ages of 50 and 71 from 1995 until 1996, and found that drinks sweetened with aspartame led to […]

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