 Get more fiber. Eat fish for omega-3s. While following diet advice like this can improve your health, some folks get carried away. "The belief that if some is good, more must be better is pretty ...
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 Oscar isn't defined by the shirt on his back or the baby doll tucked under his arm at night.
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 What better way to feel happier than copy mental health experts? We consulted with psychologists to learn the top four things they do everyday to up their joy quotient. Watch the video to follow their lead.
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 Starting school at a later age gives your kid a leg up.
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 Two major hurricanes, Harvey and Irma, hit the continental U.S. in recent days, and hurricane season is far from over. Meanwhile, wildfires rage across California, Idaho, Montana, and other Weste...
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 It's a girl!
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 Our hearts go out to Clair and her family.
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 These treats are a healthy solution when your sweet tooth is calling, and they’ll give your immune system a boost. Watch the video to learn how to make them.
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 I don't have the right to decide what my daughters' lives should look like.
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 There's a reason Ella and Alexander prefer Amal.
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 Absolutely no makeup required.
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 A good portable grill is just the ticket if you’re into tailgating, assuming you’re happy sticking to the basics, like hamburgers and hot dogs. That’s because most portable models have only one b...
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 A good portable grill is just the ticket if you’re into tailgating, assuming you’re happy sticking to the basics, like hamburgers and hot dogs. That’s because most portable models have only one b...
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 The Food and Drug Administration sent a warning letter this week to a Pfizer-owned facility that manufactures EpiPens for the drugmaker Mylan, citing "significant violations of current good manuf...
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 The Food and Drug Administration sent a warning letter this week to a Pfizer-owned facility that manufactures EpiPens for the drugmaker Mylan, citing "significant violations of current good manuf...
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 A bout 38 percent of adults between the ages of 65 and 75 have age-related hearing loss—and this climbs to 54 percent in the years after that. Although there’s generally no way to restore your he...
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 A bout 38 percent of adults between the ages of 65 and 75 have age-related hearing loss—and this climbs to 54 percent in the years after that. Although there’s generally no way to restore your he...
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 Antibiotics treat infections, but surprisingly, they can cause them, too. In fact, a recent study has found that the number of virulent infections linked to the use of antibiotics has skyrocketed...
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 Your meal is about to go from good to
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 A well-stocked medication go-bag can soothe a cut or burn—or save your life during a hurricane, flood, fire, or other emergency. But it’s important not to wait until you’re faced with the need ...
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 A well-stocked medication go-bag can soothe a cut or burn—or save your life during a hurricane, flood, fire, or other emergency. But it’s important not to wait until you’re faced with the need ...
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 "I'll never forget how I felt when she told me she had cancer."
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 We built a fully handicap-accessible home with the money I made.
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 The ability to mutate has given rise to “superbugs” that resist some — or, increasingly, all — of the antibiotics that were hailed as miracle drugs in the last century, creating one of the biggest threats to global health, food security and development today, according to the World Health Organization.
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 Here's how to turn your hobby into a career.
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 Scout Schultz, a Georgia Tech student, was shot by campus police on Saturday night, and a protest two days later led to arrests. In the aftermath of those events, Yahoo Lifestyle talked to a friend of Schultz’s to gain some perspective on what happened and why.
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 These tacos get a healthy makeover by using turkey as the main lean protein. It all comes together with some beans, avocado, and a little cheese. Watch the video to learn how to make this easy weeknight dinner.
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 Runny noses. Sore throats. Stomachaches. All are ubiquitous in households with children, and in fact, more than three out of four U.S. kids miss at least one day of school a year because they’re ...
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 Runny noses. Sore throats. Stomachaches. All are ubiquitous in households with children, and in fact, more than three out of four U.S. kids miss at least one day of school a year because they’re ...
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 Many patients near the end of their lives wait too long to enter hospice care, reports a new study published in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society. People who put off hospice care—in ...
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 "There is nothing behind her eyes. It's this glazed look."
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 Antibiotics treat infections, but surprisingly, they can cause them, too. In fact, a recent study has found that the number of virulent infections linked to the use of antibiotics has skyrocketed...
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For about two weeks, 7-year-old Caden Higuera from Windsor, California has been cooped up in his house playing with Legos and patching together 500-piece puzzles. 
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Los Angeles City Attorney Mike Feuer has launched an investigation into California-based drugmaker Avanir Pharmaceuticals, the subject of a CNN report into its aggressive targeting of nursing home residents with a drug called Nuedexta that may be unnecessary or unsafe for this population. 
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For 22 years, Deputy Charles Johnson has started his workday by putting on his police uniform. 
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Judges in two separate cases have ruled in favor of pharma giant Johnson & Johnson, overturning large financial judgments awarded to plaintiffs who believe the company's Baby Powder and Shower to Shower powder products caused their ovarian cancer. One award was to a California woman for $417 million, and another was to an Alabama woman for $72 million. 
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Does talcum powder — powder that many have slathered on babies for generations -- really cause cancer? 
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Johnson & Johnson has suffered its second costly court defeat in less than three months over claims its talcum powder caused cancer. And many more cases are looming. 
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On Monday, a jury awarded a California woman $417 million because she developed ovarian cancer and had used Johnson & Johnson Baby Powder for decades. The award includes $70 million in compensatory damages and $347 million in punitive damages. 
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The EPA says this Louisiana town has the nation's highest risk of developing cancer from air toxins. The plant emitting the toxins says otherwise. Locals are outraged. 
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The fatal effects of pollution are seen across our planet. 
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A leading vegetable supplier in California, Mann Packing, voluntarily recalled products that might have been contaminated with a harmful bacteria called listeria, the company announced last week. 
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The mother and baby relationship may be more complex than previously thought. A new MRI study finds that mothers' brains are hardwired to comfort crying babies. 
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The genetic causes of breast cancer just got clearer. 
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Before the shock and horror subside after a mass shooting, a long-simmering debate inevitably heats up over gun control. 
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Type A personalities are known for being punctual, all-in, organized, competitive and rule-following. 
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Teenagers and young adults with severe autism are spending weeks or even months in emergency rooms and acute-care hospitals, sometimes sedated, restrained or confined to mesh-tented beds, a Kaiser Health News investigation shows. 
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Donald Trump has faced scrutiny over his multiple US military deferments during the Vietnam War but many Americans are still questioning what exactly qualifies as a draft exemption -- especially from a medical perspective. 
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None of it was supposed to be garbage. Yet, for weeks, heaps of discarded possessions grew to towering heights across Puerto Rico. 
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Scores of people are sick after an outbreak of salmonella poisoning in Louisiana that may have caused the death of one person, according to officials. 
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Are you one of those people who can't get your day started without a cup of coffee? 
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We've heard it all before. Yet the status quo endures. This time, though, because of the sheer volume of shared accounts, some see hope for change. 
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#MeToo has become a rallying cry for victims of sexual abuse and harassment, but could the posts trigger trauma as well? 
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President Trump said Monday that he would officially declare America's opioid epidemic a national emergency next week, which would provide an influx of funding and policy initiatives across the country. 
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The 1980s are alive and well in the heartland of America. BMX. Three letters that evoke -- for anyone Generation X and older -- a cultural Trapper Keeper of desirable possessions including Nike Air, Atari, Walkmans, Vans, MTV and of course that conduit of childhood freedom and rebellion, the Bicycle Motorcross. 
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As firefighters continue to battle blazes across the state of California, public health officials are dealing with another ongoing crisis: one of the largest person-to-person hepatitis A outbreaks in the country since the development of a vaccine, more than two decades ago. 
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Screenings covered by insurers needs to be seen through the lens of equality, explains the president and dean of Morehouse School of Medicine. 
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The US Food and Drug Administration has approved a second gene therapy for cancer, the first to target non-Hodgkin lymphomas. 
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The amount of time young children spend on mobile devices has tripled in just four years, from 15 minutes a day in 2013 to now 48 minutes, according to a new report. The report also finds that 42% of children now have their own tablet devices. 
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After Hurricane Maria toppled the bridge that connects him to the rest of civilization and ripped the roof and walls off his house here in the central mountains of Puerto Rico, Ramón Sostre raised a weathered American flag above the wreckage. 
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The original goal of "Philando Feeds The Children" was to to help cover the student lunch debt at J.J. Hill Montessori Magnet School in St. Paul, where Castile worked as a nutrition supervisor. 
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The maid of honour's life was saved by her two cousins, who had just learned how to do CPR.
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The researchers hope the results in rats could ultimately help paralysed patients come off ventilators.
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Researchers say it is likely the increase is real and not just down to better awareness from GPs.
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Hospital performance slumps across UK with staff warning hitting key targets now an 'impossible' job.
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Prep treatment could prevent a quarter of new HIV cases and save the NHS millions, experts calculate.
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A fall in sales of high-sugar drinks in Jamie's Italian restaurant chain was linked to the levy and menu changes.
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Machine learning is being used to spot whether breast lesions are cancerous or not.
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The one-week-old baby girls had to go on a 15-hour journey on the back of a motorbike.
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Sweets and chocolate should be under a 250-calorie limit, NHS England says.
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Psilocybin - the hallucinogenic ingredient in mushrooms - may help in depression, a study suggests.
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More than 300 individuals want compensation for injuries they claim were caused by DePuy metal-on-metal hips.
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NHS England says the question will deter discrimination against lesbian, gay and bisexual people.
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A year in school adds nearly a year to your life, study in Edinburgh shows.
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Waiting times are increasing as the health services struggles to cope, figures obtained by the BBC reveal.
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A record number of children seek help from Childline over suicidal thoughts and feelings.
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There is no mother and baby unit in Wales to help those suffering with mental health illnesses.
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Wales' largest health board urges people to be alert to sickness bug.
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The surgeon is able to communicate with colleagues in the US and India during the operation.
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Jamie Pye, from Norfolk, says his work with horses helped him deal with the condition.
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Paul Grover lost hundreds of thousands of pounds; now he's at a rehab centre for gambling addicts.
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For cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy, losing their hair can be an extremely difficult consequence.
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A couple married for 40 years say it's made it "impossible" for them to be intimate.
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Machete attack victim Ninsiima is given prosthetic arms made by Salford University students.
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Writer and broadcaster Anna Raeburn had an illegal abortion in 1965 when she was 21.
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Some patients in Northern Ireland are waiting up to three years to see a consultant about having surgery, following a referral.
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Toby Nye was diagnosed with a stage four neuroblastoma on his fourth birthday.
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The girl became short of breath during the concert but continued cheering "because she was a super fan".
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It's been claimed that US dogs have better access to cancer treatment than Nigerian people. Do they?
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Breast cancer in men is rare but it's still an issue for the 10 men diagnosed with it every year in NI.
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Former Liverpool and England goalkeeper Chris Kirkland tells BBC Sport about his battle with anxiety.
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Alison Farmer was diagnosed with ovarian cancer at the age of 40. Luckily, it was caught early. Here's the story of how she recovered - and went on to have her daughter.
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James Dunn has started a campaign to raise awareness for his rare genetic skin condition.
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Health officials say many illnesses get better on their own and patients don't need prescriptions.
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Providers of NHS treatment are now required to charge patients who aren't eligible for free care.
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The appointment of Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe prompted a global outcry and wide-ranging condemnation.
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Pollution has been linked to nine million deaths each year worldwide, according to a report in The Lancet.
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It takes between one and 10 mutations to turn a healthy cell cancerous.
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Eye experts warn of nasty infections and even sight loss if they are not used safely.
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Legally, consent lies with the deceased, but in practice, relatives' wishes are always respected.
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Researchers at the University of the West of Scotland had already established the same protein can suppress cancer.
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