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 Is your number two normal?
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 It's been 10 years since her late husband's fatal accident.
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 Grab some Easter candy and baking supplies, and get ready to be inspired!
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 A measles outbreak centered around Portland, Ore., and neighboring Vancouver, Wash., has sickened at least 53 people, most of them children. According to the health department in Clark County, Wa...
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 A measles outbreak centered around Portland, Ore., and neighboring Vancouver, Wash., has sickened at least 53 people, most of them children. According to the health department in Clark County, Wa...
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 There are some red flags to this saturated fat.
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 Brian Whitfield sat on the floor of his office, back against the wall, gun in hand and a heavy-duty garbage bag nearby. Whitfield says he still can’t pinpoint why he felt so intensely depressed or abandoned in those moments. The chaos began about five years before, in 2011, when Whitfield visited multiple doctors for pain from knee and back injuries he had sustained while serving in the Marine Corps several years earlier.
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 If you won’t be able to leave your house for a few days or if the power is out for longer than a couple of hours, what to feed your family becomes a major concern. The food experts at Consumer Re...
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 If you won’t be able to leave your house for a few days or if the power is out for longer than a couple of hours, what to feed your family becomes a major concern. The food experts at Consumer Re...
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 Spoiler: quality matters more than quantity.
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 A few all-natural tweaks may be just what you need.
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 For decades, doctors and public-health officials have given those who have been prescribed antibiotics the same advice: Finish the whole bottle—even if you’re feeling better. But an analysis publ...
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 For decades, doctors and public-health officials have given those who have been prescribed antibiotics the same advice: Finish the whole bottle—even if you’re feeling better. But an analysis publ...
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 It could explain why that number on the scale is rising.
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 Pelvic pain and a strong need to pee are just some of the warning signs.
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 Even human waste can be put to use this way. All of Rwanda’s prison kitchens reuse waste from inmates, mixed with cow dung.
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 The Fuller House star's daughters are influencers and YouTube stars.
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 The couple is celebrating their 20th wedding anniversary.
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The first medical device to treat attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, or ADHD, was approved Friday by the Food and Drug Administration. Instead of medication, the device delivers a low-level electrical stimulation to the parts of the brain that regulate emotion, behavior and attention. 
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If you take blood pressure medicine, you'll want to double-check your bottle. Torrent Pharmaceuticals Ltd. has expanded its recall of losartan potassium and losartan potassium/hydrochlorothiazide tablets. 
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It's official: This year's flu season is a record breaker. 
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The Ironman triathlon is one of the most grueling competitions in the world. It could easily be seen as a form of self-torture. A true Ironman triathlon involves a 2.4-mile swim, a 112-mile bike ride and a 26.2-mile run. And in case you're not aware, the Ironman competition puts these three events back-to-back-to-back. 
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Syphilis is spreading from big cities into rural counties across the Midwest and West. One Missouri clinic has seen more than six times as many cases in the first few months of 2019 compared with the same period last year. Communities grappling with budget cuts and crumbling public health infrastructure also lack experience in fighting the disease. 
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At least 16 cases of mumps have been reported at Indiana University since Februrary, and nine cases have ties to a single fraternity. 
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Even as the Trump administration has taken steps to expand offshore oil drilling, a new report shows that thousands of oil spills are still happening and that workers in the oil and gas industry are still dying on the job. 
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Eight people in several states have been hospitalized with listeria infections, including one person who died, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said. 
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A new experiment has raised questions as serious as those surrounding gene editing: A support system delivering artificial blood to pig brains prevented degradation of important neural functions, Yale researchers discovered. 
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As one of the holiest Jewish celebrations of the year arrives, families in the Hasidic section of Williamsburg, Brooklyn, face a dilemma. 
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Fainy Sukenik believes in vaccines, and her four children are up to date on all their shots. 
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Nearly two decades after measles was declared eliminated in the US, the country and the globe have seen an upsurge of cases -- including adults who thought they were protected by the vaccine. Now, some are questioning whether they are properly vaccinated and whether they are still at risk for getting measles. 
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Schools across the country are facing the possibility of security threats. Many have plans in place and run drills to prepare for the unthinkable. But lockdown drills and the constant discussion of danger can confuse and traumatize children. And it doesn't necessarily make them safer. 
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Michigan health officials confirmed the measles outbreak in Oakland County is linked to the ongoing outbreak in New York. 
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We are in the middle of a global measles crisis. Cases have soared across the world, including in places where measles had previously been eliminated -- like the United States. In this year to date, the United States has already seen its second-greatest number of cases since 2000. And this past week, New York City declared a public health emergency due to the rapid spread of the virus. 
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Spending 340 days aboard the International Space Station between 2015 and 2016 caused changes in astronaut Scott Kelly's body, from his weight down to his genes, according to the results of the NASA Twins Study, released Thursday. 
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The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo does not constitute a public health emergency of international concern, the World Health Organization's director-general, Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, said Friday. 
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Easter is a popular time for America's bunny- and chick-shaped marshmallows friends known as Peeps. Every day, about 5.5 million Peeps are produced, roughly 2 billion a year. 
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A few years ago, I read reports of an indigenous tribe living deep in the Amazon rainforest whose members had hardly any evidence of heart disease. In fact, the researchers concluded after a year-long study that the Tsimane, as they are called, had the healthiest hearts in the world, a title previously held by Japanese women. 
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How to protect your kids as mainstream brands and social media influencers jump on the weed wagon. 
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Does sugar make kids hyper? Maybe. 
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As a parenthood writer, I read a lot of parenting books. Most of them underwhelm by either repeating the obvious or suggesting approaches that are in deep denial of the vagaries of human nature. 
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This product "may contain feces." 
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Dannie Hawkins dreamed for her precious baby nephew, Ja'Ceon Golden, to experience the simple joys of childhood -- swimming in pools during the summer, going to birthday parties, playing in parks filled with people, having a pet -- without risk. 
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Eating even a moderate amount of red or processed meat is linked with an increased risk of colorectal (bowel) cancer, according to a new study published Wednesday. 
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I try to be restrained in my judgments of other parents. We have so many obligations and pressures when it comes to parental duties that it's probably more detrimental to kids if their parents are further stressed by worrying that they're doing it all wrong. 
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When it comes to getting a good night's sleep, Americans aren't very good at separating myths from facts, a new study finds. 
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Researchers have 3D-printed a heart using a patient's cells, providing hope that the technique could be used to heal hearts or engineer new ones for transplants. 
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Eating even small amounts of red or processed meat increases the risk of bowel cancer, study finds.
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A scan at 36 weeks could help spot tricky breech deliveries, when a baby's bottom or feet will emerge first.
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The World Health Organization says the latest figures paint "an alarming picture".
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Fresh research questions the merit of the cholesterol-lowering pills taken by millions of Britons.
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US researchers have looked at the most common ones that we may fall for.
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Two-week-old Elouise Simpson is home after "foetal repair" surgery following a spina bifida diagnosis.
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World Health Organization says Ebola outbreak in Democratic Republic of Congo will become an emergency without more support.
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People with irritable bowel syndrome could have fewer symptoms after web-based therapy, research suggests.
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A gang allegedly made millions of euros by breaking their victims' limbs and staging accidents.
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Eight-year-old Megan Steadman's immune system is like that of a newborn without the treatment, her mum says.
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DNA tests confirm doctor Jan Karbaat used his own sperm to impregnate women at his clinic.
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The baby was conceived using an experimental form of IVF that has been criticised by some experts.
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A child known as Baby A became the subject of a high court case that has prompted Kenya to start changing its approach to intersex children.
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Why did a young man kill himself two years after being circumcised?
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When Louise Moorhouse took part in a drug trial she was able to eat normally for the first time in her life.
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There is a growing trend for intravenous "vitamin" drips - but what are the risks? And do they even work?
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Amber Davies opens up about having to dispose of her stoma bag while living with friends.
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Oregon woman Rose Marie Bentley's condition made her a one in 50 million case, researchers say.
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Some mothers are making their baby's umbilical cord into artwork, but are getting mixed reactions.
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Mandy Murray's husband Graham gave his kidney to someone in Belfast so his wife got a transplant in return.
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Almost 100 countries have reported an increase in cases, despite it being highly preventable.
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Studies show that a growing number of people are going overseas for medical treatment.
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Telling left from right can be tricky for some and this can be a serious problem for medical professionals.
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Meet the people behind the soap company that help people with disabilities into the workplace.
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A new campaign says we should pay less tax on plants because they are good for the environment and mental health.
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The group aims to tackle male isolation across London through regular meet ups and trips.
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Aimee Summers recognised the signs of a potentially fatal blood clot and gave emergency first aid.
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"Emma" says it is unfair that she faces a deadline to choose how to fertilise her frozen eggs.
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The use of self-injected dermal and lip fillers is rising, along with dangerous cosmetic surgery.
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Clinics are using "selective success rates" to target older women, the fertility watchdog warns.
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Leia was born profoundly deaf but pioneering surgery and therapy has enabled her to hear sounds.
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All eight infants now have fully functioning immune systems after undergoing treatment, say experts.
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The study could aid medical research and fuel debate about the difference between life and death.
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