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Cellphone injuries on the rise, especially among youth, data shows
In the past 20 years, cellphone related injuries have increased steadily and significantly - including injuries to the head and neck as a result of cellphone use. Many involved cuts, bruises, concussions and even internal organ injuries, research reveals.
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Babies given antibiotics have higher risk of allergies, study says
Kimmel family donates $70 million to fund research at Jefferson
Sugars found in meteorites could be clue to origin of life: NASA
Illiterate people are twice as likely to develop dementia, study says
Man's stomach naturally brews alcohol
Research finds rats can learn to drive, and even find it relaxing
Foods, drinks still sold with CBD in New York City, despite ban
Owning a dog helps you live longer, researchers say
Too much exercise can dull the brain, study says
Bucks County woman bikes coast-to-coast for cancer
Phila. researcher discovering how tendinitis happens
Soda may increase your risk of dying from disease: STUDY
CBD Oil: What you need to know
Study finds 'crazy cat lady' stereotype is a myth
Study: Excessive napping could be early sign of Alzheimer's
Study: Cats know their name but choose to ignore humans
Older drivers more likely to be distracted by in-car technology, AAA says
Study: Hand dryer volume harmful to kids' ears
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