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KHARTOUM (Reuters) – At least four cases of cholera have been confirmed in Sudan’s Blue Nile state and three people with acute watery diarrhoea have died, the Health Ministry said on Tuesday, The ministry said it had...

By Lisa Rapaport Kids who have more supportive experiences with family, friends, and people in their school and community may be less likely to have psychological or relationship troubles in adulthood, a new study suggests....

By Linda Carroll Rates of early-onset colon cancer are rising in many high-income countries even as rates among older adults hold steady or decline, a new study shows. The trend toward more colon cancer in younger adults began...

By Lisa Rapaport Many American women with high-risk pregnancies are delivering their babies at hospitals without specialized maternity and neonatal care, a U.S. study suggests. Researchers examined data on 845,545 deliveries at...

By Saumya Joseph Diabetes-related eye disease is a leading cause of blindness, but finding accurate, readable information about it online isn’t easy, a U.S. study finds. Researchers rated 11 top search-engine-ranked...

(Reuters) – Drug developer Neurotrope Inc’s shares tumbled nearly 80% on Monday after the company said its experimental treatment for Alzheimer’s disease did not meet the main goal of a mid-stage study. This is...