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Check out some of the top stories of the week in Health that you may have missed or were planning to check out.

Here are eight stories worth knowing.

1. Breast removal surgery performed on girls under 12 years of age

Psychologists point out the consequences that certain types of surgery have on the mental health of young women. (iStock)

2. Top 10 Causes of Death in the U.S.

Heart disease is again the leading cause of death in 2023. (iStock)

3. A Zika-like virus is spreading across Europe

By the end of July, 19 cases of the Oropouche virus had been reported in Europe, 12 in Spain, five in Italy and two in Germany, according to reports. (iStock)

4. How to avoid tragedies in the water

Alcohol is known to impair judgment, balance, coordination and reaction time, all of which can put boat operators and their passengers at risk for accidents and deaths. (iStock)

5. Limiting screen time benefits children

6. What to do when a migraine appears

One in seven people in the world suffers from migraines, statistics show. (iStock)

7. Lance Bass announces diagnosis of type 1.5 diabetes

8. Chiropractic cure for colic in babies?

This week's top health stories included risky surgeries, a little-known type of diabetes, a viral outbreak and tips for managing migraines. (iStock)



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