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• Rape, abortion ban drives pregnant teens to suicide in El Salvador
• Plague outbreak kills 40 people in Madagascar
• Police: Valuable violins stolen from Georgia shop, then re-sold in North Carolina
• Organs of brain-dead girl won't be donated
• Brain-dead girl to remain on life support, for now
• Disfigured man growing a new face on his chest
• Foo Fighters singer falls from stage in Sweden, injures leg
• Creditors ask judge to keep former billionaire in Montana jail where he's been since April
• North Korea accuses US of targeting it with live anthrax, wants UN Security Council to probe
• Portugal traces deadly Legionnaires' outbreak to cooling towers
• Starting Medicare: What You Need to Know
• Woman discovers stomach pain is really very rare pregnancy
• Sleeping on sofas increases infant deaths: study
• 8 infants test positive for TB at Texas hospital
• Officials issue mandatory quarantine order for NBC crew exposed to Ebola-infected cameraman
• This couple lost their septuplets, but not their hope
• Kids exposed to BPA before birth at risk of wheeze, study says
• Three win Nobel Prize in medicine for discovery of brain's 'inner GPS'
• Texas company recalls nearly 91,000 pounds of beef
• Shares of companies testing Ebola vaccines rise
• Find out if your doctor takes payments from drug companies
• Doctors remove 9-pound hairball from teen’s stomach
• Haiti electoral council releases final list of presidential candidates
• Doctors remove chopstick from Chinese boy’s brain
• How a stillbirth landed one teen mom in prison
• Nurse will raise 8-year-old son of dying single mother
• Aspiring paralympian asks docs to amputate her damaged foot
• Syria: 15 children die after getting vaccinations
• Severe respiratory illness now confirmed in 12 states: CDC
• Woman gives birth to triplets from two separate wombs
• Multiple injuries in car explosion in Swedish city of Goteborg
• Austria stops processing new asylum requests to pressure other countries to take more refugees
• Dozens of Illinois students treated in suspected carbon monoxide leak
• Drugmaker licenses hepatitis C drug for generic use in developing countries
• To cut asthma risk, get a fur blanket for baby, study suggests
• 1 in 5 women has been raped, says CDC survey
• Mexican girls' cheer-dance team draws fire for Nazi-themed routine
• Mystery illness makes woman’s hands grow to more than 20 pounds each
• Boy, 4, suffers rare disease that could cause him to become scared stiff
• American doctor in Liberia tests positive for Ebola, organization says
• Paramedic delivers his own baby on side of road
• Here's why your house doesn't smell like anything ... to you
• Woman's buttocks impaled in texting-while-driving crash
• New advice for vaccines to stave off pneumonia
• Porn film moratorium lifted after HIV result proves false positive
• Faster-acting erectile dysfunction drug gets FDA approval
• UK Ebola survivor flies to US to give blood to patient battling virus
• Mom, twins die after birth when hospital doesn't perform C-section
• Birth control shot for men could be here by 2017
• WHO calls for action to reduce global suicide rate of 800,000 a year
• Galapagos briefly paralyzed as islanders strike over losing subsidies; troops fire tear gas
• Harvard Medical School doctor becomes patient, and gets a crash course in America’s medical care
• Doctor Breaks Neck, Sees Reality of Hospital Care
• Adolescent girls with anorexia may do fine with day-treatment programs
• Woman gives birth to 15-pound baby in California
• Some Kraft Velveeta products recalled over unlisted allergens
• Commuting Could Destroy Your Marriage
• Wart removers catch fire, injuring 10, FDA reports
• Woman who lost legs after surgery awarded $62 million
• Woman chronicles 100 consecutive days at the gym
• Syphilis infections in US increase solely among men
• Canada confirms first H5N1 bird flu death in North America
• Hospital Refuses to Unplug Brain-Dead Pregnant Woman
• Look Out, Cancer Cells, Here Come 'Sticky Balls'
• Judge sets retrial of man convicted of killing Washington intern Chandra Levy for March 2016
• Saudi Arabia and death by lashing
• Mexico reports marijuana plantation bust in west, over 72 metric tons of pot destroyed
• Anne Geddes: 'Protecting Our Tomorrows: Portraits of Meningococcal Disease'
• 9 Odd Cures of 1899
• 10 Foods to Help You Sleep
• 9 Ways to Live Longer
• 7 Steps to Achieving a Red Carpet Glow
• Top Health Issues Facing Haiti
• "Mommy's Milk" Cheese
• The Woman Who Wants to be 'World's Fattest’
• Foods to Make You Feel Better
• H1N1: One Year Later
• Face Transplant Patient Goes Public
• Snacks to 'Beat the Bloat' at the Beach
• The Boy Born Without Arms
• The Boy Born Without Arms
• Toe-to-Thumb Transplant
• Top 10 Ways to Avoid Getting Sick This Summer
• A New Face for Maddox
• Wasting Away: 9-Year-Old Boy Suffers From Rare Disease
• Doctor Saves 25-Year-Old By Freezing His Skull
• Top 10 Ways to Avoid Getting Sick This Summer
• World's First Full Face Transplant Patient
• Rebuilding Faces of Soldiers, Veterans
• World's Tallest Man
• Face Transplant Recipient Reveals New Look
• One of the World's Tallest Teenagers
• Fertility Foods
• 10 Beauty Myths Exposed
• Seizure Turns Artist Into 'Picasso'
• Nature's Doctors
• The History of Menstruation
• Crazy Contortionists
• Inside the House of Hoarders
• Former 8-Limbed Girl Thriving
• What if they had dimples...
• Ground-Breaking Surgery
• Turning Tragedy to Triumph
• FITNESS Magazine: 4th Annual Healthy Food Awards
• Ricochet the Surfing Therapy Dog
• Some of the World's Biggest Babies
• 'Happy Coffins': Design Your Coffin Before You Die
• 'Happy Coffins': Design Your Coffin Before You Die
• 7 Tricks to Staying Thin
• Touring the Body in 3-D
• Nepal Teen Becomes World's Shortest Man
• Nature's Medicine Cabinet
• 10 Ways to Lose 10 Pounds
• Lauren Axelrod Lives With Epilepsy
• Lauren Axelrod Through the Years
• 9 ways to ensure a restful holiday
• 10 Embarrassing Health Problems
• Famous faces with diabetes
• The Mayo Clinic Diet
• Sexiest Fox on Sex of 2010
• Haiti: One Year Later
• 9 Ways to Burn Fat Fast
• Haiti: One Year Later
• 7 Foods You Should Eat Every Day
• Famous Faces of Bipolar Disorder
• The 132-Pound Toddler
• Top 5 Diet Plans
• Bad Foods That Are Good for You
• 7 Most Bizarre Plastic Surgery Procedures
• The Science of Kissing: Celebrity Smooches
• 10 Carbs To Help You Lose Weight
• 5 Arthritis Myths Debunked
• Stress-Busting Foods
• Germiest Places in Your House
• Biggest celebrity sex scandals
• 10 Mysterious Illnesses
• Oprah's Weight Through the Years
• Top 10 Food-Poisoning Culprits
• 9 Sunburn Cures
• 7 Tips to Survive Tailgating Season
• Tips to Avoid Food-Borne Illness
• Home Remedies for Preventing and Relieving Gout
• Allergy Triggers
• Headache Triggers
• Yuck! Strange Foods
• 11 Tips for Surviving Sizzling Temperatures
• Chimp Attack Victim Gets New Face
• 5 Secrets to a Healthy Meal in Minutes
• Healthiest Celebrity Dads
• The Healing Powers of the Ocean
• Top Tips for Women's Health
• Top Power Foods for Men
• 'Mind Over Madness Yoga'
• FDA Pushes Graphic Images on Cigarette Packs
• 8 Snacks to Stash in Your Desk
• Cold Remedies: Myth vs. Fact
• Best and Worst Halloween Candy
• Famous faces of type 1 diabetes
• World's Shortest Woman
• Crazy Mustaches of Movember
• 5 Things That Prevent Holiday Weight Gain
• Foods for healthier skin
• Add 10 Years to Your Life
• Still Glowing With Healthy Skin
• Spruce up your salad
• Tips for Healthy Living
• Top 5 Fourth of July Dangers
• Celebrities With Migraines
• Naughty foods made nice
• Foods to Boost Your SPF
• 10 Ways to Keep Your Pet Safe This Summer
• 9 Summer Health Myths Exposed
• What to Eat and What to Avoid at a Steakhouse
• 9 Ingredients to Add to Your Smoothie, Now
• Foods to heal the body
• Celebs with insomnia
• 7 Foods for a Whiter Smile
• Celebs with Psoriasis
• The Beauty Diet
• Celebrities with dyslexia
• Deep-Voiced Men
• The Woman With 200-Pound Legs
• 8 Superfruits for Super Health
• 7 Ways to Keep Your Heart Healthy
• The Germiest Jobs
• Foods to Boost Your Brain Power
• How celebs stay fit
• Best and Worst Ballpark Foods
• 11 High-Stress Jobs
• How to get - and stay healthy - this New Year
• In a funk? How to turn your day around
• World's deadliest creatures
• Celebrities Who Promote Breastfeeding
• A-Z guide to a flat belly
• Celebrities who battled eating disorders
• Famous Redheads
• Snacking secrets of Olympic athletes
• 9 ways to banish bad breath
• 8 oddest medical conditions
• Chinese medicine tips for Chinese New Year
• Celebrities Who Have Battled Addiction
• Odd Addictions
• Female bodybuilder portraits
• Dirty Foods
• 7 germiest public places
• 10 best natural foods for your buck
• 'I did it!' Weight-loss success stories
• Hair Loss Myths
• Lose weight with these household items
• Preparing your pantry for natural disasters
• 7 most expensive plastic surgery procedures
• 10 secrets to affordable organic foods
• Healthiest stadium foods
• 9 exercises to get rid of bra bulges, muffin tops and arm fat
• 7 sneaky foods (and drinks)
• 9 ways to get healthy right now
• Brain freeze? Arm fall asleep? 10 folk remedies to cure annoying ailments
• Sleeping myths
• Fertile over 40
• 7 foods that trim belly fat
• Be very afraid: Oddest phobias
• 11 Ways to Ward Off Alzheimer's Disease
• Five Ways Laughing Can Heal
• Winning Super Bowl bites
• Surprising ways to lower cholesterol
• America's sleepiest jobs
• The many benefits of Botox
• New Jersey camp offers kids with cancer and their siblings an escape from worry
• Suntan Myths
• 9 sneaky sources of sugar
• Outrageous injuries
• 10 riskiest FDA-regulated foods
• America's Unhealthiest Presidents
• The girl who can't feel pain
• Must-have fitness tools
• How to avoid getting sick this holiday season
• Crazy Cures From Around the World
• U.S. First Double Hand Transplant
• FOX Exclusive: Impact of Health Care Reform on U.S. Deficit
• Double-Arm Transplant Recipient Thrives
• New Fetus Scanning Technique
• Celebrities Who Cheated Death
• The H1N1 Survival Guide
• Village Has 230 Sets of Twins . . .and Counting
• Celebrities With Two Different Color Eyes
• Surviving Cancer
• Huntington, W. Va.: The Nation's Unhealthiest City
• Freaky Medical Marvels
• The 10 Most Shocking Health Stories of 2009
• World's biggest babies
• Quadriplegic Returns to Hunting
• H1N1: 10 Things You Should Know
• Stat! Animals in the OR
• Baffling: Teenager Resembles Toddler
• Lunchtime makeovers: Fast food fixes
• Top 10 signs you're dehydrated
• 'Bad' foods that can actually help you lose weight
• 10 habits that are ruining your skin
• Healthy spices you should add to your diet
• Top 10 Appetite Suppressants
• The “Body Worlds” exhibit
• Healthy snacks for diabetics
• Healthy summer treats
• 7 ways to have delicious sex
• The ABCDEs of skin cancer
• Celebrities With Thyroid Disorders
• Scary on-set injuries
• Ways to get more vitamin D in your diet
• 9 tips to prep your skin for spring
• How to get your body ready for the beach
• 7 reasons why you need krill in your diet
• The best foreplay foods
• Bizarre natural remedies
• Foods that build muscle
• Father asks Reddit for help in remembering his daughter
• The faces of smokeless tobacco use
• Macedonia ombudsman slams government for 'degrading and inhumane' conditions in migrant center
• Experts expected for trial of police officer accused of abusing Indian man in Alabama
• Armed militia seizes 10 Tunisian consulate employees in Libyan capital
• UN chief to kick off talks between warring factions in Yemen starting Sunday in Geneva
• NASA's 'flying saucer' in pictures
• French airport police wrongly detain 6-year-old girl in crackdown on false ID documents
• Republicans have a better chance to win minority hearts and minds than they think
• Britain put on notice of possible rating downgrade ahead of EU referendum
• Yes, women can have it all -- and time for fun, too (and I've got the research to back it up)
• This 15-year-old intern discovered something 'amazing'
• Gretchen's Take: Jon Stewart gets real on 2016 media bias
• Parents, here's how to win the game of (college) loans
• Pope says he may add Kenya leg to Africa trip in November
• Key moments in Dominique Strauss-Kahn's career and sex-related legal troubles
• Poland's beleaguered premier rejects suggestions she and government should resign amid scandal
• Why one sentence can't fix the health law
• Electrical wire falls on bus in India, 17 dead
• America badly needs a coherent foreign policy strategy. Will 2016 candidates ever share their vision?
• European air traffic glitch blamed on radar overload linked to Czech surveillance companies
• Hillary Rodham Clinton, you're no Franklin Delano Roosevelt
• Hungary's prime minister says barrier on southern border with Serbia possible to stop migrants
• China punishes officials following suicides of 4 young siblings, who were abandoned by parents
• America desperately needs a coherent foreign policy. Will 2016 candidates ever share their vision?
• Net neutrality: Congress must keep the Internet free
• Spelling counts: Errors on signs cost county $4,000
• Boko Haram extremists burn 6 Nigerian villages, kill 37
• Spelling counts: Misspelled signs costing suburban Philadelphia county $4,000
• Bosnian war veterans protest the arrest in Switzerland of wartime commander of Srebrenica
• Iraqi official: Body of Tareq Aziz, Saddam Hussein's former aid, is still at Baghdad airport
• Indonesia official calls Australia PM unethical for vague comment on alleged smuggling payment
• Italian ticket inspector nearly loses in arm in machete attack on train
• German prosecutors close investigation of alleged US tapping of Chancellor Merkel's cellphone
• Michigan archaeologists say shipwreck found in Lake Michigan not long-lost Griffin
• Moldovan premier resigns after questions about authenticity of high school, university degrees
• Officials: Pakistan closes offices of Save the Children aid group without giving reason
• Pakistan shuts down Save the Children offices, officials say
• French far right scion Jean-Marie Le Pen takes National Front party to court over suspension
• What's ahead for Japan's Fukushima nuclear plant: Latest roadmap riddled with uncertainties
• Turkish court opens trial of 3 men accused of murdering student in case that sparked outrage
• Ex-IMF chief Strauss-Kahn faces verdict in French pimping trial after 4 years of legal drama
• Indonesia to rejoin OPEC after 7-year hiatus in move to forge closer ties with oil exporters
• Lawyers say uncertainty over cause of cloudy execution drug in Georgia requires review
• Students grieve after SUV jumps curb, hits 4 NW Washington teens, killing 2, injuring 2
• Japan government OKs 40-year roadmap to clean up Fukushima plant, but questions remain
• Malaysia Airlines Airbus makes emergency landing in Australia after reported engine fire
• Landslide buries 6 villages in northeast Nepal; 15 people feared dead
• Indonesia concerned by claim Australia paid crew of migrant boat to return to its shores
• Former Virginia first lady makes final written plea to appeals court in public corruption case
• Officials say 200-300 inmates involved in fight at private prison in north-central Oklahoma
• Paraguay's Senate votes to repeal immunity of South American soccer confederation headquarters