Michelle Graham

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• How to Prepare for a Laparoscopy

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• Children May Have Asthma Because of Their Mother's Health Before and During Pregnancy

  A new study has shown that children born from women who were overweight or obese during pregnancy has a higher risk of getting asthma during adolescence. The study conducted by the researchers from Britain, Finland, and Sweden shows that an individual's weight before pregnancy influences the...

• Ultrasound Therapy Can Be Used to Reduce Sweat

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• Rheumatoid Arthritis Found in Transplanted Hands of 33-year-old Patient

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