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Earlier this month, Lauren Price 's daughter, six-year-old Elizabeth, awoke with a cough, headache and sore throat.
The colour and vibrancy of Peru's Cusco and the Sacred Valley are even more enjoyable if you've ...
CUSCO, Peru-Cusco, the golden city of the Incas, sprawls across the hillsides of the high Andes Mountains.
Study: Migraine Raises Risk of Stroke
Migraine headaches more than double the chances of the most common kind of stroke, which occurs when blood supply to the brain is suddenly cut off by a blood clot or plaque buildup.
Trace Adkins becomes a product spokesman . . . it may just give you a headache
This is the kind of news that gives us a headache. Better reach for the Advil. For the second time in its 100 year history, BC Headache Powder is being hawked by a country crooner.
Grinding your teeth? It's stress
Dentist Steven Goldman puts in a night guard into the mouth of a patient who suffers from bruxism or teeth grinding and clenching on Tuesday, Nov.
Migraine headaches linked with increased risk of common kind of stroke
Pooling results from 21 studies, involving 622,381 men and women, researchers at Johns Hopkins have affirmed that migraine headaches are associated with more than twofold higher chances of the most common kind of stroke: those occurring when blood supply to the brain is suddenly cut off by the buildup of plaque or a blood clot.
Bond County, Illinois teenager's death may have been caused by H1N1
An 18-year-old Bond County, Illinois woman's death may have been caused by the H1N1 virus.
Popular painkiller is safe if you don't take too much
Acetaminophen, a popular over-the-counter medication to reduce fevers and treat pain, has recently gone from being popular to infamous, with headlines warning of liver damage and even death.
Agency urges all to get flu shot
The Indiana State Medical Association is urging residents to consider getting a seasonal flu shot.
540 children dead so far: Why the swine flu is so threatening to kids
New government estimates tell a sobering picture of the H1N1 virus, or swine flu, so far this year.
Suppression of Clinical Trials of Sumatriptan
Correspondence to the Lancet two weeks ago revealed another instance in which clinical research studies that failed to provide results favorable to a sponsor's product were suppressed.
For Children With Flu, a Trip to the E.R.?
Many anxious parents wonder whether their children with flu symptoms need hospital care.
'2012' is a disaster for all wrong reasons
It's the end of the world as we know it, and I feel -- like I have a headache. You will too, after seeing '2012,' director Roland Emmerich's monstrously over-the-top end-of-the-world epic.
600,000 doses of H1N1 vaccine on their way: official
The first H1N1 case in Qatar was detected on June 14 and up to October 31, 643 cases have been confirmed with five deaths.
An aspirin a day: is it right for you?
Aspirin has long been touted as a wonder drug. The ancient Greeks used the natural form of aspirin, which came from willow trees, as medicine.
Column: Will Obama give the whole country two weeks vacation?
Like most of you, I've been sick for about a week now. Before I came to The Free Press, I rarely got sick.
Quirky Home Remedies That Really Work
Prevention Magazine Editor Rebekah George shoowing some of the most surprising and effective home remedies to "Early Show Saturday Edition " co-anchor Chris Wragge.
Health Matters : What is Headache Secondary To Vasodilation From Medication ?
Certain medications may produce similar headaches. In general, they are medications whose action is to cause dilation of the muscular wall of the artery.
Chiropractic Treatments for Headaches
Advanced chiropractic treatments for headaches help patients to get relief from headache.
Health Matters : What is Headache, Cluster ?
Cluster headaches often recur at the same time each day. They may last for several days or weeks, with weeks or months of remission.
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