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[Title] => Image of gay couple in Russia wins World Press Photo
[Summary] => An atmospheric image of a gay couple in Russia by Danish photographer Mads Nissen was crowned the World Press Photo of the Year 2014 on Thursday.
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[Title] => GERD: When medication isn’t enough
[Summary] => Heartburn! Maybe you’ve experienced it for so long that you can’t even remember when it began. Recurring heartburn is a sign of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), caused by a weak lower esophagus. Luckily, antacids, as well as prescription and over-the-counter medications, offer relief for most sufferers. A small percentage of GERD sufferers (less than 5 percent), however, don’t respond to traditional treatments and must seek surgical intervention.
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[Title] => When heartburn turns serious
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Monitoring and treatment. Doctors usually recommend that patients with Barrett’s be monitored with upper GI endoscopy and biopsies. Studies are underway to develop tests that will help pathologists and physicians better determine which Barrett’s patients are likely to go on to develop cancer and which will not.
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[Title] => Success of GERD surgery is independent of approach
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