Morgellons. CDC study finds it exists only in minds
Federal health officials spent nearly $600000 on a 2008 study of Morgellons, a syndrome with crawling skin and fibers. The 15 member team concluded no infectious cause exists, with Mayo Clinic and other researchers noting physical symptoms arise from scratching and delusional parasitosis remains a possibility.
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First Lady and Rachael Ray unveil healthier school lunches
First Lady Michelle Obama and Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced sweeping nutrition guidelines with Rachael Ray at a Virginia school. The plan reduces sodium, increases whole grains, and expands fruits and vegetables, aiming to improve student focus and health.
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Avastin Shows Early Breast Cancer Promise in Pre Surgery Trials
Two studies found Avastin plus chemotherapy before surgery increased complete cancer removal rates versus chemo alone in early breast cancer. One third in the US trial and over 18 percent in the German trial had no cancer at operation. Experts caution survival benefits remain unproven and side effects exist.
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