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Bavaria Smoking Ban Rules Out Cigarettes at Oktoberfest - TIME
No Cigarettes at Oktoberfest: Bavaria Bans Smoking
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Gifted submitted 2010/7/13 19:05, published 2010/7/13 19:05 | 225 views
Tags: Bavaria, cigarettes, Oktoberfest, smoking
Tags: Bavaria, cigarettes, Oktoberfest, smoking
How active immune tolerance makes pregnancy possible
How Active Immune Tolerance Makes Pregnancy Possible
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Changing Your Life: Getting More Sleep Can Improve Your Health - ABC News
Changing Your Life: Getting More Sleep Can Improve Your Health
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Angina and Heart Disease -- familydoctor.org
Angina and Heart Disease
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Gifted submitted 2010/7/1 17:40, published 2010/7/1 17:40 | 84 views
Tags: health, Angina, Heart-Disease
Tags: health, Angina, Heart-Disease
Angina (say: "ann-ji-na") is a squeezing pain or a pressing feeling in the chest. It is most often caused by blockages in the arteries that supply blood to your heart. This is called coronary artery disease, or heart disease. The symptoms you describe to your doctor will help your doctor decide if you need to be tested for heart disease. Your doctor will also check for any conditions that can increase your chance of heart disease. These conditions include:
- high blood pressure
- diabetes
- smoking
- high cholesterol level
- menopause in women
- family members who have had heart disease at a young age
If you have heart disease, your angina can be treated by treating the heart disease.
Allergies: Things You Can Do to Control Your Symptoms -- familydoctor.org
Allergies: Things You Can Do to Control Your Symptoms
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BBC News - Pregnant drinking 'affects sperm'
Pregnant drinking 'affects sperm'
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Gifts45.com submitted 2010/6/30 8:53, published 2010/6/30 8:53 | 83 views
Tags: health, Pregnant-drinking-sperm
Tags: health, Pregnant-drinking-sperm
BBC News - Simple test could detect Down's
Simple test could detect Down's
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Gifts45.com submitted 2010/6/30 8:50, published 2010/6/30 8:50 | 89 views
Tags: health, test, Down's-syndrome
Tags: health, test, Down's-syndrome
A blood test during pregnancy could one day replace more invasive tests for Down's syndrome, say researchers.
High-risk women are currently offered an amniocentesis test, which carries a risk of miscarriage.
But Dutch researchers told a fertility conference they are on the verge of developing an accurate way of testing the mother's blood for chromosome disorders in the foetus.

