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Monday 29 October 2007
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New Clinical Reports Help Earlier Diagnosis And Management Of Autism
Written by Catharine Paddock
Two new reports intended to help pediatricians identify and help families manage autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) are being unveiled today at the 2007 National Conference and Exhibition (NCE) of the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)...
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Hysterectomy Raises Risk Of Incontinence Surgery, New Study
Written by Catharine Paddock
A new 30 year Swedish study has found that women who have had a hysterectomy to treat non-life threatening conditions have a higher risk later in life of getting urinary incontinence that needs surgery to correct it...
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Organic Food Is More Nutritious Say EU Researchers
Written by Catharine Paddock
Early results of a 12 million pound, 4-year EU study on the benefits of organic food suggest that some of them, such as fruit, vegetables and milk, are more nutritious than non-organically produced food and may contain...
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