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Health reporter for @TODAYshow and @NBCNews digital. I've also written about travel, business & lifestyle. Previously at CNN. Opinions are my own.
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‘Scarier’ Type of Lyme Disease Spreading in the US Causes More Severe Symptoms: Doctors Explain

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By A. Pawlowski 
| TODAY
Lyme disease that’s caused by a different species of bacteria from most cases and comes with more severe symptoms than the traditional tickborne infection has shown up in New York. A resident of Herkimer County tested positive for Borrelia mayonii last year, a pathogen that had previously been only found in humans and ticks in Minnesota and Wisconsin, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported on Thursday, June 4. The patient had spent time outdoors and hadn’t traveled.
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What Is Cancerguard? Blood Test That Screens for 50 Cancers Found Woman’s Hidden Tumor. Should You Take It?

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By A. Pawlowski 
| TODAY
If you can’t prevent cancer, the best chances of treating or surviving it may come down to finding a tumor early when it hasn’t yet spread. A new test called Cancerguard offers to screen for more than 50 types of cancer with a simple blood draw.
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5 Foods to Lower Cholesterol That a Cardiologist Eats Every Day

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By A. Pawlowski 
| TODAY
You can help yourself to lower cholesterol naturally, without medication, by eating the right foods. Cardiologists say a healthy diet is one of the best ways to protect heart health, in addition to exercising more, staying a healthy weight and quitting smoking. So what does a heart doctor eat to keep her cholesterol numbers in check?
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