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 Vaccine concern New study looks at intussusception risk of rotavirus vaccine for infants. |  Mental health Around 150,000 children in B.C. suffer from mental health issues. So how can they get help?bc0208_RHONDA |  Mental health Parent support group helps spread mental health resources and assistance. |  Corporal punishment A new study links physical punishment to mental health issues, including depression and anxiety. |  Heart disease Many will be wearing red in the month of February to help promote heart disease awareness and a U.S. actress is helping to spread the message. |  Bed sores Researchers in Alberta believe they have come up with a practical and affordable way to prevent bed sores. |  Social snackers A study has found that people pleasers tend to overeat in social situations. |  Thyroid cancer Thyroid cancer has become one of the fastest increasing diseases in Canada. |  Backaches Exercising with kettlebells could help reduce back pains, according to a new study. |  Pink eye At this time of year many children get pink eye raising alarm at schools and daycare. |  HPV vaccines for males Canadian panel of experts endorses use of HPV vaccine in males. |  Heart health Study reveals sobering news about who is at risk for heart attacks. |  Children's vaccines and PFCs A new study looks at concerns surrounding children's vaccines and PFCs. | Eye care A new report says there's limited success in a clinical trial using human embryonic stem cells. |  Honey healing Honey making a comeback as an alternative to cough medicine for kids. |  Baby food recall The CFIA is recalling President's Choice Organics brand cereals due to a foul smell. |  Tests under scrutiny The latest test under scrutiny is the bone density test to check for osteoporosis. |  Reading body signs A new book by a well known U.S. cancer doctor says its possible to prevent the majority of illnesses. |  Drug coverage Study finds one in 10 Canadians struggle with prescription drug costs. |  Sleep apnea in women Many women don't even know they have sleep apnea, which causes them to lose sleep. |  Is yoga bad? Can yoga actually harm your body? One doctor thinks so. |  Marathon risk Research suggests stress of long distance running doesn't cause harm to the heart. |  Marijuana risks Is smoking marijuana harmful to your lungs? Study investigates. |  Best diet A major U.S. news magazine has named the DASH diet the best diet for 2012. |  Strength training A new report suggests everyone, including women, should add weight training to their workout. |  Neck pains New study looks at the best ways to treat neck pain. |  Signs of dementia According to a new study, many seniors are putting off signs of dementia. |  Counting calories Eating a balanced diet can help Canadians lose weight in the new year. |  Long life The latest research looks at the power food possesses to slow aging. |  Women and alcohol A new study takes a look at the effects drinking could have on women over time. |  Skin cancer The threat of getting non-melanoma skin cancer can be three times higher for men than women. |  Herbal solutions Recent study finds herbal supplements hardly help prostate issues. |  Turkey safety A few pointers on how to prepare a safe holiday meal. |  Protecting from burns The gas fire place is common danger many people often aren't aware of. |  Lung cancer A new approach will help find lung cancer sooner than later making it easier to treat. |  Staying trim U.S. researchers find being lean may have to do with being social and not just going to the gym. |  Precancerous lesions Researchers have designed a saliva-proof bandage to help doctors treat lesions in the mouth. |  Seasonal stress For many the holidays bring major stress. Here's how to keep a good balance. |  Sugary break Researchers say it's important to provide calorie information to consumers for a number of reasons. |  Battery hazard Parents and doctors concerned about rise of battery ingestion incidents. |  Stillbirth A new study finds that determining the cause of still births is possible. |  Medications for ADHD A new study looks at cardiovascular concerns surrounding medications for ADHD. |  Marathon runners New research suggests endurance athletes may be doing damage to their hearts. |  Cancer link Is the environment a main contributor to breast cancer? |  Breast cancer risk New research says a new test may help women in the very earliest stages of breast cancer. |  Helmet heads The perfect helmet will help prevent serious head injuries. |
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Dr. Rhonda Low hosts Your Health weekdays on CTV British Columbia, providing current information on today's health issues.
