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• Why sex after 50 can still be enjoyable
• Link between health care spending, quality unclear
• 6 easy lower abdominal exercises
• Scientists Create Glow Gel to Light Up Infections
• Scientists Create Glow Gel to Light Up Infections
• Secretary Sebelius, stop hiding behind bureaucratic rules and save a child’s life
• Surgeons remove 80 teeth from boy’s jaw
• New screening tests for hard-to-spot breast cancers
• 6 effective dry-eye treatments
• Exercise tied to prostate cancer survival
• Why meat may not be so unhealthy after all
• Exercise, diet habits improving among youth, study shows
• 9 sneaky ways to eat less
• Women face high sexual assault rates globally
• Legionnaire's disease found at Bronx housing complex
• Washing the dishes can be therapeutic, study finds
• Should you worry if you accidentally swallow an insect?
• Eating organic on a budget: healing superfoods
• Too much salt may trigger autoimmune diseases, studies find
• Smart Shopping at the Farmer's Market
• What the dust in your home reveals about you
• CDC says another 19 people diagnosed with meningitis in US outbreak
• Legalizing pot has not spurred use among US teens, study says
• A faster metabolism at any age
• Heart attacks more likely where traffic Is louder
• Drinking alcohol to shrink?
• Marisa Miller's secrets to a sexy life
• Key Protein for Brain Function Identified by Scientists
• South Dakota Gonorrhea Rate Highest in 25 Years
• Cancer news: What's rumor, what's reality?
• How to cut through weight loss confusion
• FDA Approves Botox for Migraine Headaches
• Amazon, Google race to get your DNA into the cloud
• FDA approves injection for 'double chin' reduction
• German hospital says quads born to 65-year-old doing well
• Half of all heart patients make medication errors
• Black is the new green: 6 surprising superfoods
• Alcohol may help boost your immune system, study finds
• US panel urges end to secret DNA testing over privacy concerns
• Controlling your breath is an easy way to improve mental and physical health
• NFL investigators spoke to police about Manziel incident
• New pee test could tell if people have human 'mad cow' disease
• Being underweight linked to higher dementia risk
• New kidney donation system could change who gets best organs
• Computer programs and apps for children with autism
• E-learning matches traditional training for doctors, nurses, review finds
• 11 foods that make you hungrier
• Marijuana mouth spray: Will cancer pain reliever be abused?
• Cosmetic surgery subtracts years, doesn't add beauty
• Major surgical mistakes still happen in the US, study finds
• Buccaneers place WR Louis Murphy on injured reserve
• New device eliminates pain at the dentist
• Pills before and after sex can help prevent HIV, study finds
• Healthy skin this summer—and beyond
• Gonorrhea growing resistant to last remaining drugs, CDC warns
• Dr. Manny: Mr. President, do you support the Plan B decision?
• CDC: Fungal meningitis outbreak could have been much worse
• Study: 1 in 5 Heart Defibrillator Implants Questionable
• Company seeks FDA approval for personal DNA test
• 5 things body waste tells you about your health
• New study says US spends $190 billion a year to treat obesity
• Organic foods can make some people act more judgmental, study finds
• New vaccine approach imprisons malaria parasite in blood cells
• Why some people see sound
• Some antibiotics may slightly increase colon cancer risk
• The worst way to get over a breakup
• Women benefit more from heart pacer-zappers, study says
• One man's crazy diet: Nothing but beer and water
• Air pollution tied to stroke, memory loss
• Peanut, almond butter recalled for salmonella risk
• Is that sushi safe?
• Total body toning with kettlebells
• The skinny on probiotics
• The supplements that could slash your risk of sun damage
• Kids seek tans, use less sunscreen as they age, survey says
• David Blaine's electrifying stunt is shockingly safe
• The surprising reason breast-feeding might hurt
• Can too much vitamin D be toxic?
• Hero dog missing snout seems to have beaten cancer
• Pregnancies more common among lesbian, gay, bisexual youths
• New blood test can detect every virus a person has had
• Medical intuitive can diagnose illness with facial indicators
• Mother’s smoking may affect girls’ lifetime reproductive health
• Florida teen who took NFL player to prom dies
• Trimming super-size with half-orders, plate colors
• Police remove infant boy from home after parents seek second medical opinion
• NYC girl may die because mother won't allow leukemia treatment, hospital claims in lawsuit
• Highly processed foods tied to addictive eating, may pave way for obesity treatment
• India to track toilet use with tablets
• Elder abuse may be more common than people think
• Woman delivers grandchild after daughter's fight with cervical cancer
• Hidden dangers in your dental care products
• Is it love at first sight? Or just lust?
• IMF says it's committed to backing Liberia’s recovery from Ebola
• Rare form of amnesia causes woman, 32, to wake up thinking she’s 15
• Exercise, diet or both may protect against excess pregnancy weight
• Q & A on court ruling affecting morning-after pill
• Atlanta teacher continues to recover from dangerous infection
• Sports drinks cancel out exercise, study says
• Natalie Dormer's go-to fitness moves
• Common medicines may cut cancer drug potency
• North Dakota abortion clinic vows fight against tough new state laws
• Coca-Cola to address obesity for first time in new ads
• Clinically dead woman revived after 42 minutes
• 4-year-old dies after eating cinnamon
• College basketball player Lauren Hill dies of brain cancer
• Polio vaccines in Ukraine safe despite local concerns, UN says
• Starbucks Plans Health and Wellness Strategy
• The truth about vitamin-supplement kits
• Delaying pregnancy may reduce ovarian cancer risk, study says
• Gender determines kids' reaction to caffeine, study says
• BPA may worsen women's fertility problems
• Mental health problems may explain link between rheumatoid arthritis and cardiovascular disease
• New crack pipe vending machines in Vancouver aim to curb spread of disease
• 7 workout habits you should drop now
• Clinics recommend hospitals for Ebola testing
• Need to reduce sodium intake? Herbs and spices may help
• Blood test may predict if you will die in the next 5 years
• Is Morning Colonoscopy Better?
• Drugs to increase 'good' cholesterol may not cut deaths
• Why you're constantly losing your keys
• Sounds of arguing affect sleeping babies' brains
• Woman in China finds doctor stole her kidney during operation
• 11 unexpected spring allergy triggers
• Healthy fats you should be eating
• Bizarre condition makes tongue resemble a geographic map
• Argentines link serious health problems to uncontrolled pesticide use
• Identical twins share breast cancer, rare surgery
• Rankings reveal fittest, least fit cities in the US
• Smoking, being overweight, decreases brain function even in younger adults
• From Ebola front line: Teaching how to stay safe
• Fitness may combat depression in kids: study
• Texas nurse was familiar with Ebola risks
• 'Moving forward'
• Hospitals should support surrogate decision makers for older adults, study says
• Toxic jerky treats linked to more than 1,000 dog deaths
• Knee replacement may ‘turn back the clock’ for arthritis pain
• Woman claims she contracted herpes from lipstick at a Rihanna concert
• Families make videos to reassure patients with dementia
• Fake Tinder account 'Nurse Nicole' encourages men to see a doctor
• Hard search for less invasive brain surgery leads to eyelid
• Exercise may help ease depression in heart failure
• New baby boom? How global birthrates could bounce back
• Company recalls spinach due to salmonella fears
• Not all sugars bad, but try to limit intake
• Ebola outbreak: CDC, Frontier Airlines hunt passengers who flew with nurse
• Missouri baby born with two front teeth
• Social networking site connects multiple sclerosis patients
• An end to jet lag? New research on resetting your biological clock
• CDC: 37,000 US infection-related deaths preventable over 5 years
• Kegel exercises, medication may help treat overactive bladder
• Ohio Couple Expecting Twins Via Surrogate After Embryo Mix-Up
• Woman who lost hair to cancer can't use old license photo
• Early ADHD treatment may ward off problems in school
• Report Urges Children to Avoid Energy Drinks, Limit Consumption of Sports Drinks
• Military-style fighting class teaches real-world self defense
• Emory University Hospital to treat American with Ebola
• Red meat possibly linked to breast cancer, study says
• US kids getting more ADHD drugs, fewer antibiotics
• 10 natural ways to manage anxiety
• 7 Ways to Protect Your Memory
• Germany orders some poultry kept inside to protect against bird flu
• Amoeba Blamed in 2 More Organ Transplant Deaths
• Moderate wine consumption may benefit kidneys
• Maternal singing calms preemies and their mothers, study says
• 5 ways you’re losing brain power
• 11 beauty myths: True or false?
• Even slightly elevated blood pressure linked to increased risk for stroke
• Choose nutritious foods over supplements
• Doctors find giant ball of fungus in man's lungs
• Ebola appears to be slowing in Liberia, WHO says
• Gut bugs are implicated in heart attacks and stroke
• Zapping spinal cord with electricity helps paralyzed men move legs again
• UN report: Man-made chemicals cited in birth deformities, cancers
• Fad diets like 'Paleo' plan can work, but experts find no magic slimming bullet
• Michigan men receive heart, lungs from same donor
• Teen allegedly told to stop Googling symptoms dies of rare cancer
• Liberia security forces quarantine Monrovia slum in effort to stop Ebola
• Young mothers more likely to have unprotected sex with fathers of their children
• First HIV call center opens in Mississippi
• China capital to roll out tough anti-smoking laws
• Biggest Loser trainer: 3 most important tips for weight loss
• The power of patient networks
• Top 10 Healthy Goals for 2012
• The benefits of meditation
• Secondhand smoke linked to higher rate of miscarriages, stillbirths
• American children given wrong medication every 8 minutes: report
• Should You Switch to Generic Drugs?
• Non-prescription device may ease urinary incontinence
• Zapping Nerves Helps Control High Blood Pressure
• 'Over the counter' birth control pills might save public money
• Costs, Rules Hamper Donated Breast Milk
• Help Wanted: Woman Seeks Sugar Daddy
• Older guys' sperm really is worse, study says
• Massachusetts biotech firm says it has Ebola anti-viral
• Is the FDA Trying to Take Away Your Vitamins?
• New MS Drug Shows Positive Results
• Miscarriage, Birth Defects Linked with Cell Division Problem
• Schoolyard Bullies More Likely to Abuse Partners
• Scientists Discover Why Bones Grow on Injured Muscles
• Employees reveal how stress affects their jobs
• Lauren Hill remembered at arena where she made her layup
• Birth weight charts may misclassify babies of immigrants
• US cancer screening uneven, not up to targets
• Rest Periods Defined
• 5 tips to finally commit to your goals
• Woman nearly blinded after overdosing while sleepwalking
• FDA warns doctors of counterfeit Botox
• The Truth About YouTube Videos and Self-Injury
• Patient Breathing Easier After Breakthrough Asthma Operation
• Study Recommends Against Autism Screening
• Drinking soda linked to depression
• Chemical in plastics may alter boys' genitals before birth
• Drug 'Molly' is taking a party toll in the United States
• A new push for meningitis B vaccines on college campuses
• How to fix age-related skin damage fast
• Cancer risks studied near 6 US nuclear plants
• Frozen poop pills could cure diarrhea, study says
• Americans understand obesity crisis, but don't want junk food restrictions, poll finds
• A drug to stop cancer's growth?
• Is a Lack of Sleep Making You Fat?
• Foods to improve your looks
• Many passengers on Queen Mary 2 sickened by unidentified pathogen
• Girl with rare weight-gain disorder raises money for gastric bypass surgery
• Just Give Me Two Weeks... That's My Wish
• Mom Gives Birth With Help From Teen Daughter
• New experimental drug helps insomniacs fall asleep faster and for longer, trials find
• Face Transplant Recipient Embraces Life After Surgery
• Pop Warner: Doctor's OK Needed for Concussed Kids
• Blocking 'Rogue Gene' May Stop Cancer Spread, Study Says
• Chef Tackling Acid Reflux Creates New Cookbook
• Internet addiction causes brain changes similar to alcohol and drugs, study finds
• Since Vaccine, Fewer Hospitalized for Chickenpox
• FIFA introduces first standardized medical bag for World Cup
• WHO: 1000s of Ebola vaccine doses in coming months
• Students at Cambridge University Paid to Take 'Special K'
• Family History of Alcoholism Raises Obesity Risk
• Rare Eye Cancer Threatens Girl's Vision
• Pay Gap Widening Between U.S. Male, Female Doctors
• Mali suspects first Ebola cases as regional death toll tops 90
• Third Death Traced to Infection From Amoeba in Water
• Size really does matter to women when choosing a male partner
• Blood Test for Alzheimer's in Sight, Say U.S. Scientists
• FDA Approves Flu Vaccine for Coming Season
• FDA suspends operations at New Mexico peanut butter plant linked to salmonella
• Explosive blasts leave distinct injuries in veterans’ brains, study finds
• Report Finds Funding Threat to Mental Illness Drugs
• Buffalo cancer hospital doctor dies after Colorado skiing accident
• Twin moms pregnant with second set of twins
• Texas hospital live-tweets brain surgery
• Sierra Leone says another doctor dies of Ebola
• Cold, wet weather may help spread deadly pig virus, USDA says
• Family hears son’s heart beat in Vietnam vet’s chest after life-saving transplant
• Study: Fewer food choices don't help weight loss
• Another step in my journey
• Test show new Liberian Ebola case similar to earlier virus
• 11-year-old lung transplant recipient to undergo another surgery
• New ADHD drug meets goals in late-stage study
• More than 380 in US sickened by cilantro-linked infection
• Explaining the inexplicable: On considering a book about my cancer battle
• 10 questions to ask your doctor after a cancer diagnosis
• Do Natural Aphrodisiacs Work?
• CT Scans Gain Popularity in the ER
• Study: Women With High Job Stress Face Heart Risks
• What the research says: Can exercise make you smarter?
• Brain-eating amoeba in water supply of New Orleans suburb could be linked to Hurricane Katrina
• Tips for eating healthy on-the-go
• Many US hospitals mark up prices 1,000 percent, study says
• The people who make you fat
• Rare condition kills mom, but newborn survives
• 'Plantibodies' drugs advance as big pharma stands aside
• Fake bar part of research into anti-drinking drug
• China reports first new case of H7N9 bird flu since August
• Saying goodbye
• Bipolar Disorder marked by depression, mania
• Mom gets triple organ transplant, first in Georgia
• Researchers develop marijuana without the high
• Genetic manipulation extends life of mice 20 percent
• Scientists create vomiting machine to study how norovirus is transmitted
• Soda consumption linked to behavioral problems in young children
• FDA approves heartware device for transplant patients awaiting organs
• Fewer US children dying in car crashes, CDC report finds
• Are supplements a waste of money?
• 10 ways to make your bedroom sexier
• Common Pain Meds Don't Provide 'Good Relief' for Most
• Sensitive Subject: Addressing Weight Loss With Loved Ones
• App offers key to restful sleep
• Weight loss surgery tied to colon cancer risk
• Hospital Privacy Curtains Laden With Germs
• The Art of the Throw Down
• Bad Grades or Poor Vision?
• Colorado Farm Says Listeria Found in Cantaloupe
• Texas baby improves after brain surgery allowed by insurer's change of heart
• Rams place Alec Ogletree on IR-designated to return
• 15 ways to cancer-proof your life
• Study Finds Way to Get Antibody Therapies Into Brain
• Study Shows Mothers Pass On Alzheimer's Risk
• FDA Approves First Drug for Bone Marrow Disorder
• Unable to Switch Off From Daily Stresses, People Suffer From 'Sleep Texting'
• Smokers Have Slimmer Odds of Surviving Colon Cancer
• Taking Dietary Supplements? It May Be Too Much
• Moderate Drinking Tied to Lower Diabetes Risk
• Teen cancer survivor fundraising for new teeth after insurance refuses to pay
• Mom Donates Kidney to Son, Loses Job
• Equine Herpes Outbreak Hits Western U.S. States
• Common Painkiller May Increase Risk of Heart Attack
• Women May Get Unnecessary Osteoporosis Screening
• Grooming Tips From Ageless Men
• Generic Lipitor Goes on Sale This Week: A Users' Guide
• AMA votes to end ban on gay men donating blood
• 10 reasons you feel cold all the time
• How a tire company shut Ebola down
• Brain trauma widespread among high school football players, researchers say
• How to Relieve Pain Naturally
• Herb may help protect against viruses, study suggests
• Best and worst foods to avoid bloating
• Hotter sex in 5 minutes
• Rare disease leaves girl with half a kidney
• Synthetic Drugs Show Deadly Side Effects
• Bad Genes? Fruits, Vegetables Fight Heart Disease Risk
• FDA Panel Backs Pfizer Vaccine for Adults
• Alleged evangelical pastor arrested and charged with creating front for Salvadoran street gang
• How to prevent osteoporosis
• Why carbs may cause food cravings
• Prolonged Sitting May Increase Risk of Certain Cancers
• Most Americans believe miscarriage myths
• Workplace Pollutants Tied to Kids' Asthma Risk
• Teens see different consequences from alcohol and pot, study says
• Breast milk contains more than 700 bacteria species
• No science behind blood-type diets, researchers say
• Sierra Leone concerns grow from new case, as CDC head visits
• Guy Fieri's Firecracker Wings
• Polio eradicators hail historic progress, aim to 'finish the job'
• Rangers Brawler Boogaard Suffered From Brain Ailment
• Piece of teen's skull stored in abdomen
• Scientists Want to Market DNA Test to Monitor Stress, Well-Being
• Sea snail grows and hatches out of boy's knee
• Supplements Everyone Should Consider Taking
• 4 ways to boost your immune system
• 7 companies that give back for kid’s health
• Judge allows stem cell cure for 2-year-old girl
• Rare West Nile death sparks blood transfusion concerns
• Study: Dads with young families are packing on the pounds
• Texas man latest victim of flesh-eating bacteria, loses leg
• Special needs drum corps makes history on Columbus Day
• Rheumatoid Arthritis Makes Getting Pregnant Harder
• Brownies laced with marijuana, LSD send student to hospital
• Mother's Love May Keep the Doctor Away
• Tired of water? Mix your own fresh flavors
• Enterovirus D68 blamed in Michigan toddler's death
• 6 simple swaps for effortless weight loss
• Intelligent People More at Risk of Taking Drugs, Study Finds
• Report suggests Putin has Asperger’s syndrome: What’s the diagnosis?
• 'Therapy kangaroo' booted from Wisconsin McDonald's
• Teen athletes prone to drink, less likely to use drugs
• Sun Exposure, Mono Linked to Multiple Sclerosis
• The Superfood You Need to Try Now
• Numbers to live by
• Texas Model Continues to Make Strides in Recovery
• HIV death rates fall, but disparities remain, study finds
• Losing weight? 10 ways to do it cheaper
• Hyperbaric oxygen therapy for autism, brain injury growing despite evidence of efficacy
• For post-op complications, go back to the same hospital, study says
• Government seizes $18 million from owners of pharmacy tied to meningitis outbreak
• Group helps unite young adult cancer survivors
• China punishes hospital for operating room photos
• New Mexico confirms case of plague
• 'How We Die' author Dr. Sherwin Nuland dies at 83
• Children at risk of AIDS should be tested at birth, UN says
• Colic in babies linked with later migraines
• Extra MMR vaccine helped prevent mumps in outbreak
• Fetal testosterone may program boys' behavior
• Losing sense of smell linked with earlier death
• Energy efficient light bulbs could pose UV-risk to skin, trigger migraines
• Germany culls 10,000 hens after confirmed bird flu case
• Kids’ fast food consumption on the decline
• Could marijuana reduce diabetes risk?
• Spring Detox
• Prepackaged salad mix tied to parasite outbreak in Iowa and Nebraska
• What does California's new toxic substances law mean for you?
• Experts: At-Risk Women Should Take Preventative Breast Cancer Drugs
• What to eat if you have IBS
• 7 ways to spring clean your life
• Tiny 3D-printed organs could enable better drug testing
• Turn up your fat burn! 4 weeks to fit and fabulous
• Doctors Without Borders says coalition airstrike destroyed 1 of its facilities in Yemen
• 5 cooking mistakes that pack on the pounds
• Woman's low birth weight may lead to fertility woes later
• Australian man claims healthier lifestyle helped him beat cancer three times
• Men's hopes for robot prostate surgery unrealistic
• Birth control pills may offer lasting endometrial cancer protection
• App brings first aid to your phone
• Another reason not to sit for too long: liver disease
• Romantic Breakups Cause Real Pain
• Speaking up is hard to do: Researchers explain why
• Mom of girl found dead accused of abusing 5 kids for years
• Scientists find blood signatures for aggressive prostate cancer
• 6 Healthy Habits For Living Longer
• Cancer impacts health of American economy
• Bone marrow transplants can reverse adult sickle cell disease
• Skin exposure may contribute to early risk for food allergies, study shows
• Foods you may be scared to try, but should
• Nearly half of babies have flat skull spot
• Chronic abuse of painkillers on the rise
• Celebrity endorsements may spur kids' unhealthy eating
• Natural remedies for treating poison ivy, oak and sumac
• Discovery of Cancer Vaccine Brings Hope to Doctors, Patients
• Psychedelics not linked to mental disorders, study finds
• Grocers sue Vermont over GMO food label law
• Is food insecurity on the rise among college students?
• New devices take the pain out of hospital visits
• Germany orders recall of some Novartis flu shots
• Block on large-soda ban concerns some nutritionists
• New Mexico woman being tested for Ebola
• Coca-Cola: We spent $118.6M on health efforts in 5 years
• How love changes your body chemistry
• Lab-made rat kidneys raise hopes for dialysis patients
• Premature birth may be triggered by bacteria
• New tiny 'factories' in body aim to make cancer-killing drugs
• Longtime ABC11 anchor raises awareness, funds for ALS research following diagnosis
• New device could be solution for the most deadly form of cancer
• CDC: 1 in 13 pregnant women say they drink alcohol
• Low-calorie food swaps to help slim down without sacrificing taste
• FDA: Farm tied to salmonella outbreak was unclean
• A break from chemo
• The real genius of fad diets
• Epigenetics and the future of women's cancer research
• Heat waves tied to flare-ups of digestive illness
• The skinny on lactose intolerance
• Top 5 supplements for optimal health
• Pluristem stem cells save second patient with bone marrow failure
• School lunch makeover requires whole grains
• Should you trust online medical reviews?
• Eating organic produce can limit pesticide exposure
• Maine girl bouncing back after 6-organ transplant
• Girl's gene therapy side effects help eradicate cancer
• When is fainting serious? Hospitals try to crack the riddle
• Shocking video reveals what the sun really does to your skin
• What may be causing you repeated ankle sprains?
• First case of West Nile virus confirmed in North Dakota
• Weekend drug use tends to become daily, study says
• Ebola-infected missionary’s husband released from medical monitoring, visits wife
• Guinea says Ebola outbreak contained, death toll rises
• Mystery illness robbing 4 siblings of ability to walk
• The risk I couldn’t afford not to take
• New guidelines for athletes with concussions
• DEA probes Walgreens pharmacies over drug diversion in Florida
• Home is the frontline battle against childhood obesity
• Professional cuddlers embrace more clients
• Exercise may not help all with type 2 diabetes
• Frozen Donor Eggs May Work as Well as Fresh
• Rapid HIV treatment points to 'functional cure' for AIDS
• US aims to crack down on 'novelty' motorcycle helmets
• EU lawmakers ban menthol, target e-cigarettes
• Lights out: The story that inspired the film '23 Blast'
• Study finds sharp increase in teen use of human growth hormone
• Syria, neighbors to vaccinate 20 million children against polio
• The Do's and Don'ts of Sunday Brunch
• Mom learns baby son has rare condition thanks to stranger on Facebook
• Illinois couple celebrates birth of 100th grandchild
• How to read food labels
• Outlawing drugs like marijuana censors science, researchers say
• New York couple adopts 4 children after best friend dies of brain cancer
• Best and worst workouts for flexibility
• NYC Legionnaires' outbreak up to 10 dead, 100 diagnosed
• Errors in cloning study cast doubt on publication process
• Gold star nutrition ratings appear to work, study suggests
• ‘Australia’s fattest man’ reveals how he lost half his body weight
• How hair can (and can't) tell us if someone is dead
• Autistic traits linked to creative problem-solving
• Chasing cheaper cancer drugs
• Chikungunya: Newly arrived virus spreads in Dominican Republic
• Study shows 43 percent drop in obesity rates in children ages 2 to 5
• Clinic creates human masks meant to depict horrors of smoking
• Mosquitoes test positive for West Nile virus in 8 Indiana counties
• ACL injuries most common in football, girls' soccer
• CDC Keeping Close Eye on Deadly E.Coli
• Virginia man, 37, receives first comprehensive face transplant
• 'Little Couple’ doctor teaches parents life-saving techniques at Texas hospital
• Baby survives after being born with half a heart
• What your eyes say about your brain
• Your cat could be clawing away at your mental health
• Gen X and Y: Why you need to watch your cholesterol now
• Researchers develop promising DNA vaccine for MERS
• New 'smart' bra could detect breast cancer
• How poverty affects mothers' anxiety
• This is how much weight marriage packs on, study says
• Irish judges rule to end life support for pregnant woman
• Stroke prevention device misses key goal in study
• DEA announces four-state crackdown on illegal pill distribution
• World’s first liver, pancreas, and kidney transplant saves 6-yr-old’s life
• Hidden virus may make us dumber, researchers say
• West Africa Ebola toll rises to more than 2,400 dead
• MRI scans may predict breast cancer risk, study says
• Lindsey Vonn: How to be fearless
• Man who lost nose to cancer will grow a new one on his arm
• Ebola outbreak in Sierra Leone began at a funeral
• Makeup can improve quality of life for children with skin diseases
• Which pillow improves sleep comfort?
• Woman who eats only pizza at risk for health problems
• 2 deaths possibly linked to 'superbug' at UCLA hospital after 7 infected, 179 exposed
• Fraternity pledge could lose four fingers to frostbite after hazing stunt
• Malaria control efforts saved 3.3 million since 2000, WHO says
• Hunger hormone fails to induce fullness in obese people, study shows
• 7 Ways to Swap Fat Out of Your Diet
• Russian Spies, Sex and Love
• Get a handle on acid reflux
• Carbon Monoxide Sickens 61 at Youth Hockey Game
• Type 2 Diabetes Rates Rising Around the World
• Skin-to-skin contact: A natural way to treat postpartum depression?
• Controversy plagues school mental health screening
• Chlorine Surge at California Water Park Leaves 20 People Sick
• DNA rings may detect early cancer, researchers find
• At med school, 'Seinfeld' about more than nothing
• 7 Things Women Find Boring in Bed
• L.A. Schools Swapping Nuggets for Sushi
• 7 physical effects of sleep deprivation
• Baby Names Reveal More About Parents Than Ever Before
• Woman on dream vacation learns she's 38 weeks pregnant
• Hypothyroidism: Causes and treatments
• Massive 12-Pound Tumor Removed From Man's Face
• Eating Lots of Red Meat Increases Women's Stroke Risk
• Government Warns Sleep Positioners for Cribs Could Cause Suffocation
• New Vaccine Schedule Increases Kids' Protection, Experts Say
• Cosmetic Botox: The inadvertent discovery
• Barking cough? It’s probably croup
• Haiti Official: Cholera Outbreak Is Easing
• Identical twin slated to be delivered 4 months after brother in rare birth
• CDC announces second case of MERS virus in US
• Skin cancer strikes men differently
• Potato Chips Pile on the Pounds, Study Finds
• Botox Effectiveness for Migraines Questioned
• The Health Benefits and Risks of Marijuana
• West Nile virus detected in Staten Island
• To ease shortage of organs, grow them in a lab?
• Pen cap removed from man’s lung, 20 years after he swallowed it
• Air Cleaner Helps Asthmatic Kids Living With Smokers
• Miss America's AIDS Platform: Making It Personal
• Most Americans ignore truth about obesity, researchers say
• Brain workouts may help preserve mental function
• 7 Steps to a Sexier You in the New Year
• Large Amounts of Coffee Cause Hallucinations, Study Finds
• Pfizer kidney cancer drug fails as initial treatment
• Shoppers Shrug Off Fears About Toxic Reusable Bags
• Hold Those Drugs, Doctor
• Dr. Manny: Silly Bandz Bracelet Trend May Be Dangerous for Kids
• NFL Tackling Rules a Step in the Right Direction
• Nurses Exposed to Toxic Cancer Drugs, Study Finds
• No Need to Hold Back on Milk, Nuts in Babies
• Risk for blood clots lasts 12 weeks after pregnancy
• Prostate Cancer: Watching and Waiting May Be Best
• Flu activity remains high across country, 2 more children die this week
• Tween d8-ing: It's all about texts
• US proposes effort to analyze DNA from 1 million people
• 5 Aphrodisiacs You Won’t Find in the Produce Section
• Bradshaw Feeling Effects of Concussions
• Playing soccer may help some men lose weight, study shows
• Study: Sleep Off Those Extra Pounds, Kids
• Is menopause a result of the male desire for younger females?
• Cholera Outbreak Spreads to Haiti's Capital
• How to get a good night's sleep
• FDA approves Amgen's heart-failure drug Corlanor
• Actress Ellen Pompeo Steps Up for the 'Every Little Bottom' Campaign
• Weight loss surgery helps prevent diabetes
• Not even helmets help pro bull riders stave off concussions
• Giffords Speaking More, Laughing
• Foods to Boost Your Brain
• Georgia boy receives 'Star Wars' themed prosthetic arm
• Study Reveals New Target for Antidepressants
• Employees who work in offices with plants happier, more productive, study finds
• Antonio Gates might lose it if he has to miss a sixth Chargers game
• Ohio Cancer Survivor, 15, Needs Lung Transplant
• Study: Daily Aspirin Cuts Many Cancer Risks
• Keeping brain sharp may ward off Alzheimer's protein
• Natural ways to treat allergies this season
• Riding the Waves With Ricochet the Surfing Therapy Dog
• Federal goal is to vaccinate 80 percent of boys and girls against HPV by 2020
• Tip of the Tongue: Humans May Taste at Least 6 Flavors
• Nigeria confirms 2 new Ebola cases
• The dirt on hotel rooms
• 9 ways to eliminate sugar cravings
• Many sunscreens do not protect consumers as promised, report finds
• Researchers link lack of naturally occurring protein to dementia
• Stem cell face lift: Does it work?
• Guatemala arrests 11, seeks 2 in alleged medicine-buying kickback scheme at public hospitals
• Baby boomer? Don’t skip this vital screening
• Dirtiest places in the office
• Untested stimulant drug found in 12 supplements
• Growth hormone tied to higher eye pressure in kids
• Brain 'folds' may predict if drugs will help psychosis
• 8 homemade baby food secrets every mom should know
• False-positive mammograms have limited effect on anxiety, study shows
• Dr. Manny: Plan B may not work in women weighing more than 176 pounds
• Kentucky girl, 6, dancing to raise awareness for life-threatening condition
• That's the spot: Massage neurons found
• Lice shouldn’t keep kids from school, doctors say
• 5 simple ways to fiber up
• Beyond games, Oculus virtual reality headset finds medical uses
• Safe to Quit Smoking Before Surgery, Anytime
• FDA Approves New Drug for COPD
• Cinnamon supplements may be risky for people taking statins
• Parkinson's disease could enhance creativity
• IKEA stops cake sales after bacteria found
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• Study: Many Cancer Survivors Struggle With Trauma Stress
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• FDA approves diabetes pill that eliminates excess sugar through urine
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• 10 ways to relieve stress naturally
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• Poll finds 40 percent would sway children away from football
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• No Evidence Coffee Increases Risk of High Blood Pressure
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• Medication-induced abortions are safe, study finds
• The top ten sickest states in the US
• 10 Ways to Boost Your Brain Power
• Study seeks super agers' secrets to brain health
• Roche says arthritis drug beats top rival in trial
• Police say 1,300-pound show horse slaughtered for meat on Florida farm
• Coping style may contribute to stress in parents of preemies
• How our friends change what we eat
• Bird flu possibly transmitting from human-to-human, officials say
• Sports superstars endorse sugary, fatty foods
• Baby girl shares New Year’s Day birthday with parents
• Dr. Manny: Why doesn’t Obama come up with solutions for our veterans now?
• Green Tea May Help You Lose Weight
• Study: Lack of Sleep Can Make You Overly Optimistic
• Drug overdose deaths up for 11th consecutive year
• Women's Fertility Problems Linked to Higher Heart Disease Risk
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• FDA Staff Say Merck Drug Helps Kidney Patients
• Study: Second-hand smoke from e-cigarettes contains toxic metals
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• Researchers find way to block heroin, morphine addiction
• The Vocal Cord Injury Affecting Adele
• U.S. Birth Rates Decline in Wake of Poor Economy
• Cerebral Palsy Among Preemies May Be Declining
• Can the flu shot give you the flu?
• U.S. Gamers Crack Puzzle in AIDS Research that Stumped Scientists for Years
• New Hampshire attorney says med tech spread hepatitis in 2008
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• Doctors Finding Ways to Save Fertility of Young Cancer Patients
• US heroin use jumps as costs drop, prescription opiate use rises
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• Women who get pregnant while dieting increase babies' obesity risk
• NASCAR driver's long-time girlfriend in battle for life against ovarian cancer
• Details on Dallas Ebola case revealed
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• CDC report finds US life expectancy reaches new high
• US, Canada allow emergency use of Tekmira's Ebola treatment
• African plant outlawed in US may offer treatment for addicts
• Get energy boost from deep breathing
• Smokers have increased risk of tooth loss
• Pakistani army says fire from across Afghan border has killed 7 soldiers in tribal region
• Palestinian students design vest to help the blind navigate
• Fitness apps data reveals American workout habits, most active states
• Frequent red meat eaters at higher risk of stroke
• New device may help detect athletes’ concussions on sidelines
• 5 easy ways to cut 500 calories  
• Toxic coworkers linked to worse mental health for college students
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• Problem drinking affects 33 million, approximately 14 percent of US adults
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• Kidney recipients, donors want info about each other's health
• Facebook addiction test shows women and young people are most at risk
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• Hundreds quarantined as Ebola returns to north Sierra Leone district
• ‘We won’t give up on each other’: B. Smith and Dan Gasby on living with Alzheimer’s disease
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• 9 appetite suppressants that actually work
• Youth tobacco use, popularity of e-cigarettes a concern, says CDC
• Antibiotics in infancy may be linked to childhood obesity, study says
• Study focuses on slowing progression of Alzheimer’s
• Police taught to spot signs of psychiatric crisis
• Itching a form of pain? Discovery of mysterious cells answers debate
• New fertility procedure helps PCOS patients get pregnant without hormone injections
• 5 foods that face changes with trans-fat ban
• Preventing a bird flu pandemic
• Designer Drugs Fry Brain Like Ecstasy
• Can tick-removal tools top tweezers?
• Extreme weight loss: New personal stomach pump sucks food straight out of stomach
• Prolonged viewing of Boston Marathon bombing coverage tied to acute stress
• 6 questions every woman has about her breasts
• Are you hated in your gym?
• US may use heat to kill poultry if bird flu strikes again
• Babies in dog-owning families may be healthier
• E-cigarettes mostly used by young smokers, would-be quitters
• FDA proposes to know more about antibiotic use in animals
• More Evidence Pregnancy Is Safe With MS
• Moms’ caffeine not tied to kids’ behavior problems
• Amazon rainforest remedy may tackle toothache
• Conjoined twins healthy after 'nerve-wracking' separation in India
• Study finds early treatment for infants may remove signs of autism
• Doctors find half-pound fat 'egg' in 62-year-old man
• It's not just what you eat, but when you eat
• More evidence links smoking cessation to lowered diabetes risk
• An obscure disease affects 1 in 10 women
• Large UK trial to ask if mindfulness boosts teenage mental health
• New trends in natural products showcased at industry expo
• Mental illness: When your child’s behavior is troubling you
• Toxic waste from Greek yogurt poses danger to waterways
• Even with training, doctors struggle to convince parents to vaccinate
• Woman Suing Doctor After Grapefruit-Sized Sponge Left in Abdomen
• Brain stents show big promise for certain stroke patients
• Sharing your stress can reduce fears, study shows
• Brain inflammation a shared trait in autism, study finds
• Study: Older Brains Less Nimble at Multi-Tasking
• Companies Propose Curbing Junk Food Ads for Kids
• 18K California nurses to strike over Ebola
• Guidance and research on mobile, interactive media for kids needed
• US bots flagged Ebola outbreak before outbreak announced
• Testosterone marketing frenzy draws skepticism
• Guys should freeze sperm at 18, says bioethicist
• 10 no-equipment exercises you can do at home
• World First: Woman Gives Birth in MRI Machine
• It's time to fight traditions that harm women's health, says WHO
• Why does my eye twitch? And other questions about the body odd
• Pregnancy hormone may predict postpartum depression risk
• Congress investigates deadly meningitis outbreak
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• 5 super-healthy autumn harvest foods
• Why a nonprofit is willing to pay thousands for your poop
• Mystery Eye Problem at Dairy Show Caused by Cow Urine
• Music helps young cancer patients connect and cope
• Study ties drug shortage to poorer cancer survival
• Music may help lessen kids' needle stress
• More Kids Skip School Shots in 8 States
• IUDs may provide birth control protection for longer than approved duration
• Guide to back-to-school vaccinations
• Gaza Siamese Twins With Conjoined Heart Cannot Be Separated
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• 5 ways to lighten up movie theater treats
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• The marvels of black pepper
• New prenatal Harmony Test can help expecting mothers detect birth defects
• J&J Recalls 40,000 Bottles of Schizophrenia Drugs
• The shocking number of new STD cases each year
• NYC council bans e-cigarettes, foam containers
• Egyptian child dies of H5N1 bird flu marking second death this year
• Study: Curbing Cholesterol May Fight Infections
• Viral photo shows baby grabbing doctor's finger while still in womb
• CDC says150 people possibly came into contact with man who died of Lassa fever
• Artificial gel mimics living cells
• Cancer doc admits giving patients unnecessary chemo
• Stretching, meditation eases PTSD in nurses, study shows
• How to Treat Male Menopause
• CVS urges cost controls for new cholesterol drugs
• How to talk to children with autism about death
• Berries may boost cancer therapy
• Government gene sleuths stop superbug that killed 6
• Guide for healthy eating may consider environment
• Bullied kids are more likely to be depressed years later
• Cancer doctor under fire for providing false hope to patients
• CDC prepared to assist in outbreak of deadly Ebola virus in Africa
• More patients opt to replace ankle joints instead of fusion
• Sea cucumber: A ‘miracle’ cancer treatment?
• Is it really Alzheimer's? Treatable condition mimics symptoms of dementia
• Study: Eating egg yolks almost as dangerous as smoking
• Ease pain from sciatica by breaking bad habits
• Testosterone and heart disease: Should men be concerned?
• OrCam helps the blind math teacher 'see' again
• Birth control pills tied to lower ovarian cancer risk
• Despite obesity rise, US calories trending downward
• Flu during pregnancy may raise bipolar risk for baby
• COACHES WANTED: 7 job openings for 7 coaches
• Dentist charged in death of patient getting 20 teeth pulled
• Tiniest infants may benefit from baby formula in addition to breast milk
• Smartphone cradle and app detect toxins, bacteria for people with allergies
• Jobs with highest and lowest heart disease risk revealed
• Freshman Stidham next in Baylor QB line that began with RG3
• Unhealthy habits should be treated as aggressively as disease, American Heart Association says
• The Wright Stuff: Mets captain treasures World Series debut
• Acetaminophen in infancy again tied to asthma, study suggests
• High-intensity, simple workouts gain popularity
• Testing sensors as safety net for seniors at home
• Study questions accuracy of certain tumor-only gene mapping
• Students visiting PSU come home with bedbug bites
• No team deserves to win the AFC South
• 5 myths and facts about your microwave
• Mixed grades for new, healthy school lunch rules
• Dark chocolate ingredient may prevent obesity, diabetes, study shows
• 7 odd reasons you bruise easily
• Behavioral Therapy for Obesity May Help Family Too
• Going gluten-free? Don’t forget your macronutrients
• Talk therapy by phone helps with depression
• US begins Ebola vaccine testing in humans
• Princeton to begin vaccinating for meningitis B
• Migraines with aura linked to heart disease
• Too much light at night may be bad for health, doctors say
• China arrests nearly 2,000 in fake drug crackdown
• Eating too much nutmeg can be dangerous, uncomfortable
• Safety concerns cloud early promise of powerful new cancer drugs
• Standing paraplegic patient kicks ball to open World Cup
• Scientists discover why man stores no fat under skin
• Falls indoors may signal frailty, linked to shorter survival
• GERD or NERD? New type of heartburn doesn't respond to drugs
• Back-to-School Can Mean Vaccines for Tweens, Teens
• High-fat diet may increase Alzheimer's risk
• Top 10 Controversial Health Stories of 2011
• Baby born with HIV is now apparently free of virus, scientists say
• ObamaCare Gold Rush: The winners and losers
• Woman ‘meets’ herself after 150-lb weight loss through before-and-after pics
• Patient Accidentally Swallows Part of Dentist's Drill
• For reducing cholesterol, corn oil better than olive oil, study suggests
• Weight-loss groups back NYC's sugary drinks plan
• Niger shuts schools and vaccinates children to fight meningitis outbreak
• CDC: IUDs, hormonal implants becoming more popular among American women
• Pandemic flu plan predicts 30 percent of US could fall ill
• 5 ways to avoid getting sick during the holidays
• 6 foods that are making you tired
• Unconditional acceptance may help kids cope with setbacks
• Are you a woman with no sex drive? Check your heart rate
• Foods that fight pain
• 10 listeria illnesses now linked to Blue Bell foods, CDC says
• 12 myths about insulin and type 2 diabetes
• Who is the most stressed out at work?
• Malaria death toll possibly twice as high as experts estimated
• Ancient teeth reveal evolution of cavities
• Georgia woman battling flesh-eating bacteria will lose hands and foot
• How to add an inch to your arms without ever picking up a weight
• Many Kids With Diabetes Have Other Immune Diseases
• Scientists shift medicinal properties from one plant to another
• US researchers engineer smart capsule to target colon diseases
• Liberia plans to reopen schools in February as Ebola spread ebbs
• Analysis: Drug costs become bigger issue in cancer care
• CDC chief drops worst-case Ebola estimate
• NYC dancer leads push for less toxic pediatric cancer treatments
• Study: Last Supper Paintings Supersize the Food
• German Parliament OKs Genetic Embryo Tests
• How recess can get children to eat more fruits, veggies
• Fitness experts focus on the core to target body's center of power
• News report helps Michigan mom battling breast cancer get a new home
• EKG helps find heart-attack risk in seniors
• Knowing your family medical history can help save your life
• Abortions declining in nearly all states, survey finds
• Texting makes you walk like a clumsy robot
• Most women wait more than 6 weeks to have sex after childbirth
• Low-carb, vegan diet may reduce risk for heart disease
• States crack down on prescription-drug doctor shopping
• Woman opens up about rare form of dwarfism, bone-lengthening surgeries in new memoir
• Magnetic shirts offer independence to people with disabilities
• Health concerns loom in Rio ahead of 2016 Olympics
• How love changes your body chemistry
• FDA approves imaging drug for cancer lymph nodes
• Bill introduced to legalize marijuana-based oil for medicinal use
• The shocking truth about the sugars in your ‘health foods’
• Landscaper has 3-inch nail removed from eye
• Measles still poses threat to US, health officials warn
• Husband of American Ebola patient cautiously optimistic
• Liberia president declares Ebola curfew
• Start your day off right: 10 under 200-calorie cereals
• Millions at risk as effect of anti-malaria drugs weakens
• Was Justin Bieber Too Young to Allegedly Father A Child?
• Soda industry: Vending machines will show calories
• Teen's toilet phobia apparently kills her
• Tired all the time? This may be the reason why
• 6 moves to a 6-pack
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• National Cancer Survivors Day: How you can help scientists find a cure
• Vaginal estrogen linked to improved sexual health for some women
• West Virginia has highest rate of fatal overdoses
• 1 in 5 high schoolers have used hookahs, study says
• Man in Canadian hospital with Ebola-like symptoms after travel to Africa
• Texas couple marries in hospital while bride is in labor
• Black Men Survive Longer in Prison Than Out, Study Finds
• Words of Wellness: ‘You Can Heal Yourself’
• Report ranks nation’s best hospitals by region, specialty
• Affiliate of meningitis-linked firm initiates mass layoffs
• Study: Some Get Colonoscopies Too Frequently
• 3 times you should get a second opinion about your health
• Donated stem cells may work best for heart patients
• Pennsylvania law aims to prevent sudden cardiac arrest in young athletes
• Dental health during pregnancy: How to care for your teeth and gums
• How to deal with pregnancy constipation
• Thousands of Oklahoma patients urged to get tested for HIV, hepatitis after investigation shows dirty instruments in use
• An End to Polio in Sight, Officials Say
• Younger women may ignore heart attack signs, study finds
• Breast biopsy accuracy is questioned in experimental study
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• White House: Science indicates parents should vaccinate kids
• Teachers seek to donate sick leave to husband of woman fighting infection
• Want a flat belly, fast? 8 ways to avoid beach bloat
• H1N1 Flu Survivors Developed Super Flu Antibodies
• Florida couple raising funds to cover medical expenses for 2 children battling leukemia
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• Fears of MERS virus at Muslim hajj pilgrimage
• WHO: Tuberculosis numbers fall, but drug-resistant strains on the rise
• Indoor tanning exposure linked to more cases of cancer than smoking
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• Young adults with strong verbal skills more likely to drink alcohol
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• WHO: On track to 15 million on AIDS drugs by 2015
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• Tracing the bird flu outbreak in US poultry flocks
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• Chinese city denied Guinness world record of 4 tons of fried rice because some was wasted
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• Doc's Arthritis Struggle Shows Illness' Severity
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• Doctors Use 'Twilight' Characters to Diagnose Psychiatric Problems
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• FDA warns that some Philips HeartStart defibrillators may not work
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• Autism's rise: Researchers look at why cases are increasing
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• Japan offers unapproved drug to treat Ebola
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• Report: Longtime Twins OF Torii Hunter retiring after 19 seasons
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• Genetic condition causes man to feel no pain
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• Cremation fears leave empty Ebola beds in Liberia
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