Study shows smokers use multiple nicotine sources including e-cigarettes
Health researchers report many smokers use two or more tobacco products, with half of e-cigarette users also using other devices. The PATH study tracks 46,000 people 12 and older over five years to inform FDA regulation.
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Hormone implants gaining popularity in birth control use
CHICAGO AP Long acting reversible methods rise in use among U S women with IUDs and implants growing despite safety concerns while pills remain most common. CDC report shows long acting methods rose from under 2 percent in 2002 to 7 percent in 2011 13 among reproductive aged women with IUDs and implants becoming more common.
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Early peanut exposure lowers allergy risk in infants
AP report notes a major study finds exposing infants before age 1 to peanuts can prevent peanut allergy, reducing risk by up to 81 percent. Researchers say early exposure builds tolerance rather than provoking an allergic reaction.
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