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Restricting Sugar Before Age 2 May Lower Heart Risks

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By I. Ralph Edwards
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Cookies, cupcakes, fruit snacks, juice boxes, oh my! These sweet treats are often part of childhood. But when it comes to babies and toddlers, new research suggests less sugar may be better for the heart later on. Researchers found that people whose sugar intake was restricted before birth and during the first two years of life were less likely to develop serious heart problems as adults, including heart attack, heart failure and stroke.
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Study: Blood Test Fails to Catch Cancer Earlier

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By I. Ralph Edwards
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A blood test designed to find cancer early did not work as hoped in a major new study, according to the company that makes it. The test, called Galleri, failed to lower the number of people diagnosed with late-stage cancer, its maker Grail announced last week. The results are a blow to a fast-growing field that aims to catch cancer earlier, when treatment may be easier and more effective. Galleri looks for tiny shards of cancer DNA in the blood and for more than 50 types of cancer.
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NIH institute told to drop 'biodefense' and 'pandemic preparedness' language from website

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By I. Ralph Edwards, Robert Egan Verified
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As new infectious threats emerge worldwide, a key U.S. health agency is quietly stepping away from language tied to pandemic planning, a change some experts warn could leave Americans less protected when the next crisis hits. Staff at the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) have been told to remove references to "biodefense" and "pandemic preparedness" from the agency's website, according to a Feb. 13 report in the journal Nature.
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