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Her medical team is trying to find out what is causing her symptoms.
A nurse was killed after locals accused the worker of spreading Ebola.
New York Times: How ancient infections may have raised autoimmune disease risk.
Ric Flair cancelled a Seattle appearance because a leg blood clot limits travel.
Fijian church leaders say the fight against drugs is just as much a spiritual battle.
The young man was first referred as a case of syphilis.
Washington Post: Certain vaccines could lower your risk of cardiovascular complications.
The actor says she still needs a wheelchair to get from her car to the doctor's room.
Between 20,000 to 60,000 New Zealanders could have PMDD.
The swimwear designer - daughter of Oz surf legend - had just become a new mum.
His surgeon estimates another 10 days before he is fully recovered.
Measles can cause brain inflammation, brain damage and other complications.
New York Times: Strength training isn’t just for muscle and bone health.
Doctors have barred Billy Joel from driving while he awaits further tests.
Washington Post: If the brain's plumbing doesn't work, cellular garbage accumulates.
Washington Post: Infectious diseases cause 12% of new cancer cases, research indicates.
The nodule was found during routine health checks, with no symptoms.
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People over 60, smokers and those with health conditions face greater risk.
Washington Post: A sudden change can be an emergency requiring urgent treatment.
Undercover officers were stationed throughout the auditorium to protect the US actor.
The National Public Health Service advised the rest homes on management of the cases.