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  • Vitamin D levels be determined by genes: A Danish Study

  • Muscle-strengthening, conditioning in women associated with reduced risk of diabetes: A Danish Study

  • Antihypertensive beta-blockers may increase cardiovascular risks: A Study

  • New obesity treatment prevents bone loss during weight loss: A Danish Study

  • Black women are more at cardiovascular risk than white women: A Study

  • Increasing fat burning by reprogramming fat cells

  • Statins may protect against microvascular complications of diabetes

  • Nasal Spray for Alzheimer's

  • Grief in Pregnancy May Trigger Obesity in Adulthood

  • Farms can Improve Immune System!

  • Hormone Therapy Reduces Heart Risks

  • Reduced child allergy risk and Nut consumption in pregnancy linked: A study on Danish women

  • Weight of new born's and Non-Stick Cookware Chemical linked: A study in Denmark

  • Seaweed supplement may aid weight loss: study

  • Night shifts linked to increased risk of breast cancer
  • Pregnancy and the risk of autoimmune disease in women from Denmark

  • A Danish Research-Cheese or Butter what is good for health of your heart.

  • Danish Foods Behind Noma Success Cause Weight Loss, Study Finds

  • OC Study Confirms VTE Risk of Newer Progestogens

  • Cellphones don't hike cancer risk: Danish study

  • Denmark Levies Tax on Foods High in Saturated Fat

  • Is the future of fast food... healthy?

  • New Strain Found in Cows� Milk in U.K., Denmark

  • Preparing for Your Trip to Denmark

  • Job stress can impact heart risks for women

  • IVF 'May Increase Risk Of Stillborn Babies'

  • Obesity and pregnancy associated with swine flu deaths

  • Any Use of Hormone Therapy Boosts Risk of Ovarian Cancer

  • Large thighs 'may protect heart'

  • Exercise may help arthritis patients

  • Staying Home When Sick Might Be Wise

  • Frequent Moves Increase Suicide Risk in Teens

  • Gender-bending chemical timebomb fear for boys' fertility

  • Exercise and pre-eclampsia: Are pregnant women at risk?

  • New screening halves the number of children born with Down syndrome

  • Exercise in pregnancy linked to fatal raised blood pressure condition

  • New obesity drug 'can double weight loss'

  • Mobile Phone Use While Pregnant Causes Neurological Problems in Babies

  • Eating Fish, Breast-Feeding Boosts Infant Development

  • Study: Postmenopausal hormones via gel, patch less risky for heart

  • Fish benefits outweigh risks for pregnant women, study finds

  • Early Childhood Factors Raise Risk for Snoring

  • NRT has no 'serious' impact on still birth

  • Mom's stress can put unborn baby at risk

  • Hypertension, Other Risk Factors Identified for Small-for-Gestational-Age Births

  • Fish oil in pregnancy cuts asthma risk

  • Babies from frozen embryos less likely to be premature

  • Cell Phone Cancer Risks Need Further Study

  • Regular drinking 'halves risk of arthritis'

  • Study Links Cell Phone Use to Behavioral Problems

  • The Effects of Stress during Pregnancy

  • Special exercises help with neck pain

  • Food watchdog wants to trim use of trans fats

  • Caesarean babies four times more likely to have breathing problems

  • Vein Blood Clots Can Cause Heart Attacks

  • VTE increases risk for heart attack, stroke

  • Stress During Pregnancy Determines the Gender of the Baby

  • Robotic Therapy Tiles: Playing Your Way to Health

  • Study Finds Bias in Drug Studies

  • Breast cancer danger cells found

  • Pledge to extend breast screening

  • Women grow old genetically

  • Fancy a drink? Go to Denmark

  • Health care fails to meet demands

  • A pill a day

  • Eat carrots to fight cancer

  • Viral DNA sequence a possible trigger for breast cancer

  • Study warns of growing BP problem

  • Colon cancer testing underutilized

  • Weight And Exercise Both Important for Long Life

  • Poor Sleep in Late Pregnancy Tied to Tougher Labor

  • Size of Social Circle Tied to Women's Heart Health

  • Leafy Greens May Keep Vision Clear

  • Some Breast Cancer Screens Better Than Others

  • Women need to be in heart disease trials

  • Obesity in Women Linked with Brain Tissue Loss

  • Nighttime work linked to miscarriage

  • New test for heart surgery patients

  • Health Tip: Cold or allergy?

  • Red Wine May Protect Against Lung Cancer

  • Denmark man to lobby for cancer issues in Washington

  • Is veganism the optimum nutrition of the future?

  • Atkins diet gets a backing from the laws of thermodynamics!

  • Some Believe Ear Candling Relieves Congestion

  • Blood Transfusions During Heart Surgery Appear to Increase Death Risk, Study Shows

  • EU deadlocks on use of modified corn for food

  • Heavy Drinking Increases Breast Cancer Risk

  • Nerve Cells' Powerhouse "Clogged" In Lou Gehrig's Disease

  • Marijuana Chemical Reduces Multiple Sclerosis Pain

  • Cannabis "can help MS patients"

  • Diabetes Common After Pregnancy-related Diabetes

  • Pumping Iron Improves Insulin Effects in Diabetics

  • Stress Of Losing A Child Increases Risk Of MS

  • In utero exposures to maternal smoking place men's reproductive health at risk

  • Don't give up your daily glass of wine, Danish studies show

  • Parental alcohol abuse has long-term consequences for offspring

  • Selective screening of pregnant women misses viral hepatitis cases

  • Organized mammography screening does not result in overdiagnosis of cancer