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• 'Bad carbs' may not be that bad
• Trying to lose weight? Ditch calorie-rich rewards after exercise
• 'Sopranos' star discusses his 'Big Daddy' rules on raising daughters
• Are you wasting your two most productive hours of the day?
• Hong Kong confirms first case of deadly bird flu this winter
• A decade-by-decade guide to protecting your bones
• 10 tips for dealing with food allergies in a restaurant
• How to increase your energy levels
• Emotion may improve ability to recall memories, study finds
• Can smartwatch detect epileptic seizures?
• 5 siblings may all need heart transplants
• Scientists sound warning after first death from new H10N8 bird flu reported
• Magnesium-rich diet may lower stroke risk: study
• Indecisive? How to Finally Make a Decision
• Merck antibody reduces risk of Clostridium difficile recurrence, study says
• Quinton Flowers tops 200 rushing yards as USF bests SMU
• Boy goes to hospital after drinking Dairy Queen milkshake laced with chemical cleaner
• Can chocolate really benefit your heart?
• NFL to fund study on link between concussions, brain damage
• Study: Shingles Can Strike More Than Once
• Flowers runs wild, leads South Florida to third straight win
• Big Tobacco to Take Australia Packaging Fight to Higher Court
• Depression linked to faster cognitive decline in old age
• How to stay healthy and germ-free during holiday travel
• No. 1 killer of young kids: preterm birth
• Outdoor exercisers can reap unexpected benefits by moving indoors
• No. 23 Duke wins 4OT thriller, 45-43, at Virginia Tech
• Collins making all the right moves for Mets in postseason
• Statins linked to aggression in older women
• AstraZeneca and Lilly move Alzheimer's drug into big trial
• Bust a move: Dancing may lift teens' mental health
• Doctors' New Advice for Joint Pain: Get Moving
• CDC confirms 145 cases of swine flu
• AP Sources: Phillies will hire Matt Klentak to be general manager
• That's too salty! How the tongue knows
• World Cancer Day should be every day
• AP Sources: Phillies will hire Matt Klentak to be GM
• Researchers create stem cell model of Parkinson’s disease in a dish
• The time to get a flu shot is now
• Beach bugs: Illnesses often follow offshore swims
• Dealing with the side effects of cancer treatment
• Blocking pain receptors may extend lifespan, boost metabolism
• The truth about how sex affects your athletic performance
• Adrian Peterson downgraded to questionable due to illness
• Fertility drugs more than double childhood cancer risk, scientists say
• 5,000 Ebola health workers needed in West Africa
• How sleeping more than 8 hours per night could be bad for you
• Vikings downgrade Peterson to questionable with illness
• Hospital tech to plead guilty to causing a multi-state hepatitis C outbreak
• Hep C drug raises patient-choice concerns
• Steelers promote dual threat Tyler Murphy to active roster
• Hospital staff helps high school senior with rare skin disease attend prom
• Strange condition causes 'frostbite' at 50 degrees
• Trying to learn from your mistakes might be a big mistake, study says
• Write your way out of chronic pain
• Insulin pump may cut risk of heart disease deaths with diabetes
• 11 states affected in bottled water recall, company spokesman says
• Why Your Antidepressant May Not Be Working
• Heroic American doctor stricken with Ebola forgoes treatment for gravely ill colleague
• 'Penis transplant' doctor talks about his patient
• Non-surgical ways to look younger
• Glut of blue disabled placards costing some US cities millions in parking revenue
• Consumer group urges FDA to reject Arena diet drug
• Breast-fed children more likely to climb the social ladder
• Mother learns she's pregnant while giving birth to 4th child
• Philip Seymour Hoffman's death: The face of heroin abuse is changing
• 5 health benefits of cherries
• Sierra Leone troops enforce Ebola quarantines, Liberia declares emergency
• Is this new low-cal natural sweetener safe?
• Flesh-eating bacteria victim in 'good' condition, uses wheelchair for first time
• Soy Meets World: How to Safely Eat This Protein
• How to restore your sex life after having a baby
• Is Your Boss Watching Your Cholesterol?
• Read his lips: How to tell if a man finds you attractive
• Georgia woman fostering dying dog creates bucket list for final days
• Ohio clinic to halt surgical abortions due to 2013 state law
• Older women are sedentary most of the day, study shows
• Man dies after doctor goes on lunch break during surgery
• Viagra May Help Heart Effects of Muscular Dystrophy
• Top 10 Healthy Winter Foods
• New Diets for Cows, Sheep Could Cut Emissions
• Arkansas girl who has been battling rare, often-fatal brain infection is now able to speak
• From Bean to Bar: How Chocolate Is Made
• Risk of major birth defects in fertility babies almost double, research finds
• How does execution drug midazolam work?
• Designers make man born without right hand an innovative prosthesis
• Study: Five Cups of Coffee a Day Could Prevent Breast Cancer
• Surgeon General: One Cigarette Is One Too Many
• Donors and WHO responded too slowly to West Africa Ebola outbreak, report says
• Erectile dysfunction drug Cialis seeking over-the-counter approval
• How junk food damages your body in 9 days or less
• Do anti-obesity campaigns work? New study says maybe not
• As smokers spark up e-cigs to quit, traditional aids suffer
• U.S. Doctors Develop First Artificial Ovary
• Common Antipsychotic No Help to Vets With PTSD
• Low-Fat Dairy Doesn't Help Kids Drop Pounds, Study Says
• Unraveling PTSD: New look reveals how disorder may progress
• Bariatric Surgery Cuts Pounds, Adds Years
• Moms with twins benefit from earlier delivery, study finds
• Cholesterol linked to Alzheimer's protein, unclear why
• Julia Louis-Dreyfus' fresh and funny take on healthy living
• US HIV aid has prevented 741,000 deaths
• How to relax - just like your partner
• Original Cheerios to be made without genetically modified ingredients
• Get more nutrition in every bite
• Doctor: Vasectomies Spike by 50 Percent During March Madness
• Can a common hormone prevent unborn babies from developing autism?
• Low- and middle-income countries lack assistive devices for elderly
• Online tool helps US beachgoers avoid dirty waters
• Being a loner can ruin health as much as obesity
• Charlie Sheen: How Much Abuse Can He Take?
• The truth about anti-aging products
• Millions of dollars wasted on flu drug Tamiflu, review finds
• Older adults who binge drink don't live as long
• New procedures offer patients way to achieve ‘the look’ without surgery
• Average bride gains 4 pounds after wedding
• A great trip to Washington DC
• Massachusetts launches plan to counter heroin epidemic
• Chicken, ground beef are riskiest meats, report finds
• Mali quarantines dozens after Ebola kills second victim
• Researcher: Children's cancer linked to Fukushima radiation
• Doctor: Injection can 'cure' PTSD in veterans
• Scientists find potential therapy to suppress deadly brain cancer genes
• 7 ways to make your treadmill runs more effective
• Study finds rats develop taste for junk food in the womb
• Peanut butter recall includes major retailers
• Aerie Pharmaceuticals' eye drop succeeds in late-stage study
• Cannabis moderately impairs driving
• Combined vaccine not tied to seizures in older kids
• Database study hints diabetes drug cuts Alzheimer's risk
• 'Lego-stacking' technique could help scientists grow human organs
• Study shows drug combination can treat bipolar depression
• Hepatitis patients often ‘fall off’ the treatment path
• Utah, Colorado move to increase smoking age to 21
• NFL players live longer than rest of population, study finds
• Study: Where you’re from in the US can make a 15-year difference in longevity
• Home Gyms From Bare Bones to Bells and Whistles
• Training immune system to fight cancer comes of age
• 1 million US eye infections yearly, most due to contacts
• Unclear if ICU telemedicine can save hospitals money
• Pills before and after sex can help prevent HIV, study finds
• Medicare Will Keep Covering Roche's Avastin
• WHO says chronic diseases kill 3 million annually in China
• 10 'healthy' imposters
• E-cigarettes and hookahs rise in teen popularity
• Local news station helps ailing boy meet favorite superhero
• New breast milk policy planned for online exchange
• New test can pinpoint precise time of death
• 'Eyeballing' Fad has Teens Pouring Vodka into Eyes
• Two-fifths of US adults care for sick, elderly relatives
• FDA studies possible pre-cancerous link with diabetes drugs
• New video game detects vision problems in children
• Abnormal placenta may reveal newborn’s autism risk
• How to prevent cheating in your marriage
• Teen has surgery to make his penis smaller
• 3 things people get completely wrong about vitamin supplements
• Raising Awareness About Diabetes One Step at a Time
• Study says IVF does not increase cancer risk
• Autism, ADHD Share Genetic Similarities
• The dark side of ‘diet’ drinks?
• People with mental disorders risk an early death
• 8 ways to fake being a morning person
• Want to live longer? Learn to use technology
• Even moderate drinking may be risky with hepatitis C
• Lifestyle changes may reverse aging in cells
• China to end use of prisoners' organs for transplants next month
• New genetic testing for prostate cancer may reduce unnecessary treatment
• Cognitive therapy, mindfulness may help with menopausal depression
• CDC issues travel health advisory for St. Martin
• Obesity link to prostate cancer may vary by race
• Lilly's psoriatic arthritis drug succeeds in late-stage study
• Pressure to be 'manly' may lead to violence
• Marijuana actually can make you paranoid, study says
• How to actually make changes that stick
• Estrogen-blocking drugs may lower breast cancer risk
• Diet tricks the pros tell their friends
• Northeast hospitals carry on in storm's wake
• Heart stents may require longer blood thinner use
• Cheney says cowboy hat meant to ward off skin cancer
• Gene breakthroughs spark a revolution in cancer treatment
• Infants Getting Herbal Remedies, Despite Questions
• Red wine compound may improve memory, study suggests
• Dad eats pot brownies, thinks he has a stroke
• Marriage benefits may extend to cancer survival
• Home blood pressure monitors show mixed results, study says
• Jet Pollution Can Penetrate Brain and Lungs, Study Finds
• Donors pledge record $7.5B for global vaccines program
• CDC: Older teens often text behind the wheel
• Bob Costas' infection: How do you get pink eye?
• Kids With ADHD More Likely to Have Missing DNA
• Women often miss easy way to increase chances of getting pregnant
• Woman turning into 'human statue' gets bionic arm
• What are probiotics anyway? Report calls for a stricter definition
• Anti-anxiety meds increase risk of pneumonia
• Mindfulness meditation may help older adults sleep better
• Unplanned Children Develop More Slowly, Study Finds
• Facial soap's surprise wheat ingredient triggers allergies
• Does hypnosis really help with weight loss?
• Scientists find key gene mutations behind inherited heart disease
• Hide and seek: Brain cancer cells ‘lose’ mutations to evade cancer drugs
• Personal relaxation can reduce stress levels
• Lawsuit blames Monster energy drinks for California teen's death
• 6 foods to boost your immune system
• Ditch bad diets for good
• Is Your Personality Making You Put on Pounds?
• Koch, Kravis donate total of $250M for hospitals, research
• Avocados can fight disease that kills 10K each year, study says
• UN: Millions of children's lives saved as malaria deaths plunge
• Back Surgery Does Not End Careers for NFL Linemen
• Dog flu outbreak: What you need to know
• Vaccine spray may not work for swine flu in kids
• Eat more, weigh less? Study provides clues for new fat-loss therapies in humans
• 5 surprising signs a woman may have low testosterone
• Research points to potential new ways to prevent colon cancer
• Where you glance can reveal feelings of love or lust
• At least 1 in Japan gets HIV from donated blood
• Pennsylvania mom gives birth to 13-pound baby boy
• WHO advises male Ebola survivors to abstain from sex
• Zohydro: Why this new painkiller could spark another addiction epidemic
• Heart group says e-cigarettes might help smokers quit
• Boy raises nearly $1M with self-published book for friend with rare disease
• Silicone breast implants making a comeback
• Ebola health workers face life or death decision on pregnant women
• Over-the-counter naloxone is 'a great thing,' docs say
• New robotic device helps men fight hair loss
• Ireland to clarify abortion rules after death of woman who was denied a termination
• 10 super foods for a healthy pregnancy
• Health literature is too complex for most patients to grasp, study shows
• Deadly piglet virus spreads to nearly 200 U.S. farm sites
• Could concentrated HIV epidemics make AIDS unbeatable?
• Many hospital ERs aren't ready to treat children
• Fiber foods to help fight breast cancer
• Half of Americans believe in at least 1 medical conspiracy theory
• Vaginal gel may protect women from HIV infection
• How does your city shape up among America's fittest cities?
• Doctors test new dissolvable stents for heart patients
• J&J suspends sale of device used in fibroid surgery amid cancer concerns
• Antidepressants may help with heart disease
• 30 percent of white teen girls use indoor tanning devices, CDC says
• ‘Grandparenting’ in moderation might help keep the mind sharp
• Immune to cancer: Naked mole rats reveal their secret
• Jillian Michaels' secrets to the strongest you ever
• More teens using long-term birth control
• Corey Coleman breaks Baylor TD record, does postgame presser shirtless
• Flu vaccine and narcolepsy: New findings may explain link
• 6 weird body noises explained
• 7 tricks to eat less when eating at restaurants
• Caffeine close to bedtime does more than keep you up late
• Real holiday weight gain is far less than 10 pounds
• 5 kitchen essentials for dieters
• CDC recommends booster shots for whooping cough outbreak
• Memories have lasting emotional impact on Alzheimer’s patients, study shows
• A new approach to understanding back pain
• 'Love hormone' may help men lose weight, study finds
• World’s first tissue-engineered trachea implant still a success 5 years later
• Jennifer Aniston's secrets to a healthy morning
• A new cancer drug on the horizon
• Human ancestors got herpes from chimps
• Wider ADHD definition risks unnecessary medication, say experts
• Do babies have a moral compass? Debate heats up
• Cancer caused by asbestos exposure due to multiple cell mutations, study finds
• Severe headaches tied to suicide attempts
• Pet bearded dragons linked to salmonella outbreak in US
• Eating a big breakfast could speed weight loss
• Study Tracks Rise in Heart Deaths in NCAA
• Entertainment reporter details life with rheumatoid arthritis
• The dirty truth on green cleaning products
• Why the job you choose may affect your memory later in life
• Flu, whooping cough and vomiting virus: Is there a connection?
• Italy reports outbreak of H5N8 bird flu in Venice region
• Device keeps liver 'alive' outside body in medical first
• ER doctor dies of cardiac arrest after working 24-hour shift
• The truth about bottled water
• New mom alert: How to cope with your anxious thoughts
• 1 in 5 Americans mentally ill in past year, study finds
• Female libido pill took long, winding route to market
• Short workouts: Will exercising for 15 minutes once a week get you fit?
• Health Tests, Demystified
• MTV reality star Diem Brown chooses to delay cancer treatment to preserve eggs
• New approach to reduce kidney disease
• College students build bionic arm for 6-year-old, free of charge
• Study of rare disease progeria helps in search for clues on aging
• Dangerous bacteria found in breast milk sold on Internet
• Runner with muscular dystrophy finishes Boston Marathon after 20 hours
• West African nations scramble to contain Ebola threat
• Americans say they're creatures of simple, solo exercise habits
• U.S. Congressman Carlos Curbelo rips Hurricanes on Twitter following loss to Clemson
• HPV tied to 3-fold greater risk for esophageal cancer
• Nkemdiche unlikely to play against Texas A&M
• Thinking about becoming an organ donor? Get the facts
• Organs from man with rabies transplanted into four people
• Dr. Manny: Fungal outbreak at Children’s Hospital offers lessons about control of superbugs
• 3 health risks linked to severe dehydration in pregnancy
• In overweight kids, some exercises can strain feet
• WHO demands disclosure of all clinical trial results
• Arkansas outlasts Auburn 54-46 in 4 overtimes
• People who use canes may limit themselves for fear of falling
• Social media causing tension, jealousy in relationships
• 'Infinite Socket' device offers amputees customized, comfortable approach to prosthetics
• Georgia teen starts tennis camp for visually impaired youth
• Eastern Illinois beats Tennessee Tech 51-20
• Study: Beard swabs yield 'disturbing' results
• Ask Dr. Stork: What do I do if I start choking when I'm alone?
• Leukemia Drug Pulled From Market Sparks New Interest
• Pujals leads Holy Cross to 42-0 win over Lafayette
• 'Table E': The list that tracks people who make it to age 110
• Southeastern Louisiana runs past Houston Baptist 22-7
• Omega-3 Pills Fail to Work in Alzheimer's Patients
• Ex-Miami players vent over 'Canes' historic loss: 'So embarrassing'
• North Carolina girl fights rare autoimmune disease
• Is your diet good for your skin?
• Radiation exposure from medical imaging drastically increasing, study finds
• BYU scores 7 TDs in 1st half; Cougars beat Wagner 70-6
• Ticks may help detect Lyme-disease bacteria in people
• Authorities raid NY shops for illegal bath salts
• Patients can spot trouble with new dental implants
• Bullies Bruise Brains, Not Just Egos
• Consumers 'flying blind' when purchasing dietary supplements, expert says
• Rush leads Central Michigan past Ball State 23-21
• What the perfect breast looks like, according to men and women
• Cure for color blindness on horizon, apps and video games offer help
• How Texas man survived 1,000 killer bees
• Third person dies of Ebola fever in Nigeria
• NFL to fund study on link between concussion, brain damage
• Scientists' new goal: Growing old without disease
• Self-cleaning pen helps prevent school absences at Texas elementary school
• CDC: West Nile cases, deaths still on the rise
• Deadly bird flu strain confirmed in 2 Missouri facilities
• Bronchitis season means it's time for thyme
• FDA says unsure if Novartis MS pill caused deaths
• New drug in development to reverse spread of breast cancer
• Arthritis may be worse in poor countries but seem worse in rich ones
• UK aims to make gene testing more accessible for cancer patients
• Atlanta-area boy, 8, grows hair 14 inches long for charity
• Inflatable sumo suit led to severe brain damage for 15-year-old girl
• North Carolina zoo elephant may get contacts
• Streaming fitness videos leave no excuses for procrastinators
• FDA raises fainting concern with women's libido drug flibanserin
• Olive Oil 101: How to choose oils with the most health benefits
• Cheers! Hospital in France opens wine bar for patients
• Teens with HIV fare worse when parents don't come to clinic appointments
• US military to set up field hospital in Ebola-stricken Liberia
• What's behind Bieber fever? Neuroscience offers explanation
• Cities in India have dirtiest air, WHO survey says
• Filipino nurse from Saudi Arabia tests positive for MERS virus
• Lisa Niemi's vow: Patrick Swayze's wife takes on fight against pancreatic cancer
• Wyoming woman dies of rabies after she was bitten by a bat
• Connecticut Supreme Court to hear case of teen forced to undergo chemo
• 11-year-old raises money to help disabled friend learn how to ride a bike
• Starchy foods cut bowel cancer risk, scientists find
• Happy wife, happy life? New study says ‘yes’
• Pausing puberty with hormone blockers may help transgender kids
• Technology eliminates sweating
• Breast-fed infants may get enough vitamin D in mothers' milk
• Polio outbreak in northeast Syria risks spreading, WHO says
• NJ boy with terminal illness made honorary fireman, police officer
• Your chances of dying by 2023? New test offers up clues
• CDC: Risk low for human infection from US strains of bird flu
• Multi-State Accord Would Reduce Tobacco Sales to Minors
• Heart attack risk may start in early childhood
• 5 ways to tame late-night cravings
• What kind of lover are you?
• Women Can Control Many Breast Cancer Risk Factors, Report Says
• US military suicides fall among active duty, rise in reserves
• Ad campaign shows smoking's scary side
• Advanced prostate cancer linked to mutations in 8 genes
• Monitoring period coming to an end for Maine Ebola nurse
• Holy water in Austria is contaminated, unsafe to drink, researchers say
• Living alone with Alzheimer's tough choice for all
• 4-year-old Minnesota girl in danger of being a victim of chemo shortage
• Winter workouts: 6 tips to stay on track
• ‘Exercise hormone’ irisin really does exist
• Craigslist personal ads drive HIV spike, study says
• Man in vegetative state for 12 years wakes up to tell remarkable story
• How often should I wash my kitchen and bath towels?
• An angel on my shoulder
• Natural essentials for an emergency first aid kit
• FDA wants more info on inhaled migraine drug
• How to treat 8 common injuries at home
• Disneyland-linked measles outbreak spreads to 8 states, Mexico; 95 infected
• Sierra Leone plans another shutdown to stop Ebola's spread
• Extreme binge drinking not uncommon in high school
• Patient communication has room to grow, study shows
• ‘Taking charge of yourself’: How yoga helped a US Marines vet manage her PTSD
• Dealing with cancer: The importance of a good support system
• Free from Ebola, survivors complain of new syndrome
• Blood type may affect heart disease risk
• California girl declared brain-dead released to family
• Severe psoriasis may raise heart disease risk
• Japanese look to change their fate through palm plastic surgery
• Arizona teenager suffers burns on 40 percent of his body after truck fire
• Breeder's Choice recalling dog food
• Heroin overdoses pose 'urgent public health crisis,' US attorney general says
• The power of the handshake
• Processed red meat consumption linked to heart failure, death risk
• Jury still out on e-cigarettes as cessation aid, US doctors say
• Cyberbullying on social media linked to teen depression
• Stethoscopes more contaminated than doctors' hands
• Chilling effect: How to prevent hypothermia
• Female life span decreasing: Some possible reasons for the bizarre trend
• For teens, falling asleep gets harder with more screen time
• 14 holiday health hazards to avoid
• Teen fighting down in many countries, not US
• Government slimdown will weaken ability to track disease, flu outbreaks
• Food-borne illnesses drop, but food safety still crucial
• Foods for children with cerebral palsy
• Probiotics may help control blood pressure
• Texas woman undergoes surgery after breasts swell to 15 lbs each
• Halloween candy without the heartburn
• Little Evidence Soy Helps Blood Sugar
• Teen hookah and snus users more likely to move on to cigarettes
• Australia looks to scrap tampon tax after student protest
• Mom, daughter give birth to new babies nearly 30 minutes apart
• 'Miracle baby' survives 11-story fall from apartment balcony
• Kim Cattrall bringing sexy back to menopause
• Costco unsure how cooked chicken was tainted in salmonella outbreak
• 3 ways to treat erectile dysfunction without medication
• Heart disease fast facts
• Pudgy pup undergoes surgical 'tummy tuck'
• WHO: Tuberculosis numbers drop to 8.7 million new cases
• Woman disfigured in lye attack gets new face at Boston hospital
• New oral drug may prevent death from radiation poisoning
• Working moms have new breastfeeding rights under the ACA
• Report finds more US women are using the morning-after pill
• Sierra Leone schools reopen after long closure due to Ebola
• Vitamin D and calcium may not prevent post-menopausal fractures
• Effect of inflammatory bowel diseases on pregnancy varies, study says
• Fuel Your Workout
• False alarm mammograms affect women for years
• Bariatric surgery linked with increased taste sensitivity
• 9 baby sleep solutions for holiday travel
• India to give free generic drugs to hundreds of millions
• Avian flu confirmed in commercial turkey flock in California
• Can the drive-thru ever be healthy?
• Olympian Amy Van Dyken's spinal injury will likely leave her paralyzed, but self-sufficient
• What cancer has taught me
• Babies Vulnerable When Mom Waits to Get Whooping Cough Vaccine
• Exercise making its way to doctors’ prescription pads
• Man who brought Ebola to Senegal recovers from virus, officials say
• Prenatal blood tests detect cancer signal in some women
• Vitamin prevents and treats noise-induced hearing loss in animal study
• Vasectomies linked with prostate cancer risk
• 'Severe' flu season could grip US, CDC doc warns
• Man hospitalized after accidentally eating steel bristle during barbecue
• 13 new measles cases connected to California Disney theme parks
• Breastfeeding for longer may not lower children's obesity risk
• French scientist bemused by buzz over bra research
• Mets' World Series rotation: Harvey, deGrom, Syndergaard, Matz
• Unorthodox treatment helps 9-year-old beat cancer
• Chart your course to weight-loss with fitness guru Charles D'Angelo
• Cake for breakfast? Study says go for it
• CDC resumes transfers from tuberculosis lab after anthrax mishap
• Study analyzes cost effectiveness of weight loss programs
• UN says CO2 pollution levels at annual record high
• How the human brain gets its wrinkles
• After long wait, Illinois to issue medical marijuana licenses
• The new diet trend: eating ice?
• Gluten-free foods industry worth $4.2 billion
• Cohabitation doesn't cause divorce after all
• OB-GYN under fire for posting patient info on Facebook
• 10 ways to upgrade your skin
• House of Love: One man's mission to care for wife, sons in face of life-threatening conditions
• Researchers track pot 'use'--of kids under 6
• Researchers find clues on how melanoma resists effective treatments
• Study: Having a resident in on surgery is safe
• Israel's BrainStorm says stem cell drug benefits most patients in ALS trial
• Electroacupuncture may be effective for depression, study finds
• Researchers find a way to cut wine hangovers
• Are annual physicals helping or hurting you?
• Doctors save man's severed hand by sewing it to his ankle
• DARPA is developing human bio-factories to brew lifesaving vaccines
• More lenient school lice policies bug some parents
• Fewer patients with brain injury progressing to ‘brain death’
• Strengthen your lower back in 15 minutes
• Concussions may boost football players' depression risk
• MS Trial Could Ease Safety Worries
• Fussy infants exposed to more TV
• Off-duty EMT helps save runner's life
• Positive thinking may increase effectiveness of migraine drugs
• Biogen shortens name, expands ambitions in Alzheimer's, ALS
• Giving blood may provide health benefits for obese
• ‘Feeding tube diet’ the answer for diabetes, study suggests
• 9 Summer Diet Tips to Stick to in the Fall
• Woman who gave birth after being hit by train wakes from coma months later
• Smartphone allows 19-year-old with no memory to live normally
• Scramble for vaccine as flu season heats up
• Substance abuse increases among anesthesiology residents
• Is your boss mean? Exercising could make him nicer
• Breakthrough ‘reverse’ vaccine may help combat Type 1 diabetes
• Mystery behind rising syphilis rates in NYC
• HIV drugs show promise in treating common eye disease
• Advisers Recommend Diabetics Get Hep B Vaccine
• Exercising outdoors? Check the ozone report
• Abuse of opiate-based painkillers may be on decline in US
• Best and worst foods for pain
• Hog farmers more likely to carry drug-resistant bacteria, study says
• 5 surprising ways to banish bad breath
• Do You Need a Repeat Flu Shot This Fall?
• The shocking truth: Relationship deal-breakers
• Girl with MS among fastest young runners in US
• Chef fights rheumatoid arthritis with ‘Hero Foods’
• Forbidden love: Don't kiss your chickens, CDC says
• Alcohol dependence and bulimia may share common genetic risk factors
• Natural allergy remedies
• Consuming energy drinks alters heart function, study shows
• Study: Long-distance relationships better than face-to-face
• CDC: Tainted cheese linked to death, illnesses
• Sierra Leone doctor dies of Ebola after failed evacuation effort
• 3 healthy Valentine's Day treats to enjoy without the guilt
• Almost 100 New Cases in German E. Coli Outbreak
• Are you a hunter or a farmer? Know your type to better lose weight
• Lab-made heart represents 'moonshot' for 3D printing
• Right-to-die advocate Tony Nicklinson dies
• Girl dying of cystic fibrosis receives lung transplant
• 10 Nightly Rituals That Improve Your Appearance
• Meningitis outbreak prompts discussion of pharmacy conditions
• Some health food stores may sell 'adult' supplements to kids
• Parents create bucket list for toddler son battling terminal genetic disease
• Extreme preemies make survival gains, 20-year study finds
• Better Than a BMI? New Obesity Scale Proposed
• Starbucks' new 'mini' Frappuccino: Here's what nutrition experts think
• Women Coffee Drinkers May Have Lower Stroke Risk
• Measles in the workplace Q&A
• Pregnant With Diabetes? Here’s What You Need to Know
• 4 patients infected with superbug at second Los Angeles hospital
• 6 Ways to Soothe Your Stomach
• Drug-resistant 'superbug' strain of typhoid spreads worldwide
• Leftover newborn blood samples need better regulation, ethicists say
• Why more baby boomers need the shingles vaccine
• 2 childhood obesity genes discovered
• 5 common beginner running mistakes
• REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK: Hospital Drug Shortages Threaten Patient Health, Prove Costly
• Need allergy shots? Here's what you should know
• Sugar: Fattening and harmful to the brain?
• Study finds peak months for college students' 1st drug use
• AA can help young adults, but mechanisms unclear, study says
• Language barriers and fear of police may prevent minority 911 calls
• Fox on Sex: Please, Ma'am, May I Have Another? Spanking 101
• Neural implants let paralyzed man take a drink
• FDA warns Zithromax can cause fatal irregular heart rhythm
• Breast Cancer Rates No Longer Dropping in the U.S.
• Breastfed Babies Lack Necessary Vitamin D Supplements
• How to pick the healthiest cereal for you
• Risky shortcuts taken during baby deliveries often not addressed
• Ebola recovery: How did Dallas nurses get well so quickly?
• Doctors issue new guidelines for treating kids' ear infections
• Scientists Find Inflammation Immune Cell Switch
• Snack bars and junk food common in schools
• Hormone symptoms
• Patriots activate Brandon LaFell off PUP list
• Plague-infected squirrel closes Southern California campgrounds
• Scientists Find Gene Links to Heart Disease
• Dez Bryant out for Cowboys vs. Giants, delaying return another week
• Maggot infestation saves man’s life
• DNA Blood Test Cuts Invasive Prenatal Testing for Down Syndrome
• Western Michigan rolls over Miami (Ohio) 35-13
• Charleston Southern shuts out Gardner-Webb 34-0
• Why Do Women Always Fall Asleep During Movies?
• Why diets fail: Your feelings may dictate food choices
• Ribeiro's late FG gives Chattanooga 20-17 win over Wofford
• Puppy Survives Swallowing 15-Inch Metal Pole
• South Carolina State cruises to 34-7 win over Delaware State
• Studies Show Botox Can Reduce Migraine Headaches
• Asthma Awareness Month
• Health care worker in Nebraska tests negative for Ebola
• Treating gum disease may treat erectile dysfunction
• Unconsciously, Everyone Wants to Date a Hottie
• New simulator helps hip replacement patients get back on the road
• Raiders promote DL Shelby Harris from practice squad
• USDA Lowers Pork's Safe Cooking Temp
• More kids poisoned by adult prescription drugs
• Implantable Device Cuts Migraine Headaches, Company Says
• Saudi Arabia warns of MERS risk from camels as cases rise
• Handling receipts may increase exposure to chemical BPA
• Cowboys rule out Dez Bryant for Sunday's game against Giants
• US government, military research program helped identify experimental Ebola treatment
• Restless Legs Syndrome May Increase Blood Pressure
• US youth activity report card gives poor grades to adults
• Long Island Serial Killer: What Makes Murderers Tick?
• Patriots activate WR Brandon LaFell from PUP list
• Adele’s Doctor Describes Vocal Cord Surgery
• Fresh, healthy ways to spin your summer cocktails
• Report: Most women need Pap test every 3 or 5 years
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• Ebola is most deadly among babies, young children, study finds
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• FDA approves highly anticipated anti-obesity drug
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• More Doubt Cast on Chronic Fatigue's Link to Virus
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• Radiation From Airport Scanners Very Low, Study Says
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• Bill Gates, 5 scientists win Lasker Awards for medical research
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• 5 sexy, healthy foods for Valentine's Day
• Will new 'lab rat' ads stop teens from smoking pot?
• Hard to find good info on drug safety in pregnancy
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• Cancer patient's brain cells shed light on how cancer spreads
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• Drug for rare cholesterol disease gets FDA approval
• Plastic Surgeon Sets Operating Room on Fire
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• Studies Suggest Case for Dietary Supplements is Collapsing
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• Time running out to stop Ebola, medical charity says
• Mediterranean diet may protect against diabetes
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• CDC urges doctors to recommend HPV vaccine
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• Money for Ohio Patient Who Had Towels Left in Body
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• 5 natural ways to lower blood pressure
• Scientists Genetically Alter Mosquitoes to Fight Diseases
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• Here's where you'll find the most binge drinking in the United States
• WHO: Japan Radiation Localized, No Immediate Threat
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• 'Off-label' use of anti-drowsiness drug skyrockets
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• Men and women differ in how they experience disease, respond to treatment
• Experts believe probiotics helpful for a variety of ailments
• Sugary drinks linked to 180,000 deaths worldwide
• Marijuana Compound Treats Multiple Health Issues
• FDA to phase out some antibiotic use in animal production
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• Yoga Is Better for Back Pain Than Standard Medical Care, Study Finds
• Injectable contraceptives linked to increased breast cancer risk
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• Antibiotics prevent UTIs better than probiotics
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• Royal repeat: KC beats Toronto, heads to second straight World Series
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• How Love Conquers Fear: Hormone Helps Mothers Defend Young
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• Scientists figure out how to tell twins' DNA apart
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• Mutant Genes Found for Asthma, Point to Possible Therapy
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• Not berry good: US adults still skimp on fruit and veggies
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• 172 people on cruise ship fell ill with norovirus, CDC says
• Student with cerebral palsy named prom queen
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• Royals SS Escobar named ALCS MVP after clutch series
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• BBQ or bagels? A tasty World Series set, Royals meet Mets
• Life expectancy for type 1 diabetes may be improving
• Major League Baseball Injuries Increasing
• Royals' Escobar wins ALCS MVP after clutch series
• Researchers say new AIDS-like mystery disease is not contagious
• Doctors say French teen's HIV in remission despite stopping treatment 12 years ago
• 8 Myths That Could Kill Your Relationship
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• People better at tasting bitter may have stronger immunity
• Royals return to World Series, beat Blue Jays in ALCS Game 6
• Calming frayed nerves with lemon balm
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• What does an Ebola patient in Dallas have in common with an Irish cook?
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• FDA: Roche drug works in early-stage breast cancer
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• WHO had asked India to ban toxin that killed children
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• How to be healthier in 60 seconds
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• US government confident new vaccine will help fight pig virus
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• FDA approves first 4-in-1 flu vaccine
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• USDA proposes healthier fare for child, adult day cares
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