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Researchers have discovered that by combining two different medications for cystic fibrosis, they were able to improve lung function for people with the disease. Cystic fibrosis is a genetic condition that causes mucus to form in the lungs, pancreas and other organs. Doctors have called the findings an exciting step forward.

Those who suffer from chronic depression have an increased risk of stroke or heart attack, even after the depression goes away found a new study. The extent of the relationship was unexpected, with experts now advising that the two conditions should be treated in unison.

And... a drink made for babies as a hangover cure? You heard right. A fluid made for ailing kids tummies has found new popularity amongst adults with hangovers. The product, known as Pedialyte, has seen it's sales grow by almost 60% in the last few years. Those whose use it, swear by it. Doctors aren't so sure though. They think it might be more in your mind than reality. Still, I can hear the marketing slogan now... "Baby, I feel good!"

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