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Jaundice | Breast Cancer Research | Diabetes Drugs Compared | Lung Diseases | Dental Hygiene
National Institutes of Health (NIH) sent this bulletin at 10/27/2022 03:00 PM EDT
A yellowish tint to your skin or eyes may be jaundice, a condition that occurs when the liver does not work properly. Find out what can cause this in adults. (From NIH News in Health)
A comparison of four common drugs for treating type 2 diabetes showed that two outperformed the others in maintaining target blood sugar levels. (From NIH Research Matters)
Check out free publications on dental hygiene for all ages. (From NIH’s NIDCR)
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