Sentences with phrase «abc news medical»

To date, Stage says she's gained about 18 pounds — which is normal and healthy, per Jennifer Ashton, MD, an ob - gyn and an ABC News medical contributor.

ABC News medical contributor Dr. Jacques Mortiz said that the negative response to Ellison's weightlifting was unwarranted as what she was doing was «okay,» but he added that there are some limitations and precautions which must be taken when partaking in such an activity while pregnant.

Ali's media background dates to his days as a resident physician, when he interned at the ABC News Medical Unit in Needham, MA and subsequently served as a medical contributor for ABC News Now in New York.

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Sources: Independent, New Scientist, Live Science, NPR, Psychology Today, Parents, ABC News, Scientific American, Stanford Children's Health, American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, Medical Xpress, Web MD

ABC News» chief health and medical editor Dr. Richard Besser agreed and added that parenting behaviors also contribute to a baby's health.

Such DNA changes can be key in understanding the long - term effects of HIV infection, Dr. Howard Fox, one of the authors and senior associate dean for research and development at the University of Nebraska Medical Center, told ABC News.

ABC News senior medical contributor Jennifer Ashton had this to say: «With this procedure, there is the risk of hitting a blood vessel with the injection (forming a hematoma) as well as a risk of infection and the long - term risks are unknown at this time.

Dr. Jennifer Ashton, chief medical correspondent for ABC News, is going dry this January and encourages you to take the challenge with her: no alcohol for the month of January.»

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the president told ABC News» chief health and medical editor, Dr. Richard Besser, in a one - on - one interview yesterday.

ABC News Health and Medical Editor Dr. Richard Besser did just that when he took Dr. Mehmet Oz to task over his recent reporting about arsenic in apple juice.

«For the majority of teenagers, school is a safe and supporting environment,» Dr. Robin Gurwitch, a psychologist and professor at Duke University Medical Center, told ABC News today.

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