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Left-handed baseball pitchers may be more susceptible to injury, according to a U.S. study of college pitchers that found differences in the throwing motions of left and right-handed players.
Baseball – Left-handedness – Right-handedness – Sports – People
Tags: Baseball Pitchers, Left Handed, Left Handedness, Motions, Right Handedness, Sports
Japanese and US universities have jointly developed a medical technique that can quickly detect various cancers using a simple saliva test, researchers said on Tuesday.
Tags: Cancers, Medical Technique, Simple Saliva Test, Universities
Thirty five percent of Americans now say they exercise an hour a day but rates of obesity and smoking have not changed, according to a government survey.
Obesity – United States – Health – Tobacco – Addictions
Tags: Big Bummer, Exercise, Government Survey, Health Tobacco, Obesity, Tobacco Addictions, United States Health
Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments,
compiled by the editors of HealthDay:
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A British doctor who admitted shortening the lives of nearly 20 patients — including his own son — may yet face charges, British investigators said Saturday.
Tags: British Doctor, British Investigators, Doctor Who, Uk Doctor
High speeds, extreme terrain and long vertical drops might be making the increasingly popular sport of mountain biking as risky as football, diving and cheerleading, suggests a new study.
Mountain biking – Cycling – Sport – Recreation and Sports – Trail Information
Tags: Cheerleading, Extreme Terrain, High Speeds, Mountain Bikers, Mountain Biking, Mountain High, Popular Sport, Recreation And Sports, Risk, Sport Recreation
Though many athletes eat before training, some scientists say that if you really want to get rid of more fat, you should skip the pre-workout snack.
Sports – Train – Fitness – Shopping – Strength Sports
Tags: Burn Fat, Fitness Shopping, Pre Workout, Scientists, Snack Sports, Strength Sports, Train
The world's largest genetic scan of people with autism in their families has found that many patients have their own unique pattern of genetic mutations, not necessarily inherited.
Tags: Autism, Genetic Mutations, Genetic Roots, People, Scientists
A new study raises the question of whether corn contaminated with a fungus-derived toxin is helping to facilitate the transmission of HIV in sub-Saharan Africa.
Tags: Corn, Fungus, Hiv, Sub Saharan Africa, Toxin, Transmission Of Hiv
