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The FDA wants to replace artificial food dyes, but natural alternatives may have drawbacks too Original

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By Liz Neporent Verified, Megan Still
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The FDA said it evaluates all food color additives to ensure they are safe. ByLiz Neporent and Dr. Megan Still Tumeric powder is shown in this undated file photo. Adobe Stock Last April, the FDA announced a plan to remove eight petroleum-based synthetic dyes from the American food supply and replace them with natural dyes.
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PCOS gets new name to better reflect hormonal condition affecting women

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By Liz Neporent Verified, Nidhi Singh Verified
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PCOS gets new name to better reflect hormonal condition affecting women PCOS has a new name -- Polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome, or PMOS for short. PMOS is a condition that affects hormones, metabolism, and ovary function, often leading to irregular periods, excess androgen levels, and increased risk of conditions like diabetes and heart disease.
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Full-body MRI scans are selling reassurance doctors say they can’t deliver Original

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By Liz Neporent Verified
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The scans try to spot hidden diseases like cancer before symptoms appear. ByDr. Crystal Joseph and Liz Neporent In this undated stock image, a patient prepares to enter an MRI machine. STOCK IMAGE/Getty Images The promise of finding health problems early with a head-to-toe MRI scan is fueling a growing business. For someone who is generally healthy, however, these scans may be more likely to cause potential harm than benefit, according to a new editorial in the science journal JAMA.
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