Health
As Zika spreads, UNICEF works to help keep communities safe
With the Zika virus now a public health emergency affecting more than 20 countries in Latin America and the Caribbean, UNICEF is working with governments to mobilize communities to protect themselves from infection.
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WHO: Zika Virus an International Health Threat
Virus suspected of causing birth defects could lead to 4 million cases in Americas in next year, agency says.

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Scientists Find Stem Cells That Might Repair Skull, Face Bones
Discovery made in mice may help people with congenital deformities, trauma and cancer

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Less Than Half of U.S. Babies Receive Flu Vaccine: CDC
Many parents don't realize how deadly flu can be, expert says.

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Study Pits Antiperspirants Against Underarm Bacteria
Grooming products seem to disrupt the bacterial 'community', but it's not clear if that's good or bad.

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Could C-Section Baby Benefit From Mom's Vaginal Fluids?
Small study suggests it's possible to partially restore good bacteria to cesarean infants.

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Air Pollution Linked to Risk of Preterm Birth
Study doesn't prove cause-and-effect, but researchers believe the association is significant.

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Girls Who Eat More Fiber May Face Lower Breast Cancer Risk Later: Study
Start eating vegetables, fruits, beans and whole grains early in life, experts say.

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Team-based Treatment for First Episode Psychosis Found to be High Value
NIH-funded study shows early intervention is more cost-effective than typical care.
New analysis from a mental health care study shows that “coordinated specialty care” (CSC) for young people with first episode psychosis is more cost-effective than typical community care. Cost-effectiveness analysis in health care is a way to compare the costs and benefits of two or more treatment options.
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Mistakes During Delivery Rarely Cause Newborn Brain Damage, Study Contends
Findings suggest closer scrutiny needed during the 2 hours following birth.

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