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• Expect a new defensive starter for Tennessee this weekend against Kentucky
• WATCH: A complete compilation of every play made by Brandon Harris in 2015
• Nation's No. 1 offensive lineman prospect Greg Little delays his commit date
• Mets' Collins has no issues with pine tar on Perez's shin guard
• Royals' Volquez in Dominican Republic for father's funeral
• After nearly 50 years, Jim Brown will finally get his title ring back
• Saints making risks pay off at critical juncture
• Even with Falcons' success, Ryan knows he must play better
• Former Mets prospect carving out niche with Rams
• Ravens find lack of takeaways leads to dearth of wins
• Washington RB Myles Gaskin is a superstar in the making
• D-backs offseason preview: Improve rotation, extend Pollock
• Morosi: Mattingly, Marlins in discussions about managerial job
• Volquez leaves team for father's funeral
• Column: Baseball goes all in with daily fantasy games
• Mets put Lagares in center field for Game 2 of World Series
• Steelers' Heath Miller to Antonio Brown: Don't complain about not getting the ball
• Cardinals find more positives from prevailing in tight matchup
• Bengals-Steelers Preview
• Colts' Luck searching for solutions to stop sudden slide
• Mangold (neck), Owusu (concussion) sit out Jets practice
• America, this is the worst budget deal since the 1990's calamity
• Death toll from Libyan helicopter downing rises to 19
• Titans QB Mariota back at practice, limited with knee sprain
• Puerto Rico government bank that issues bonds announces drop in liquidity amid economic crisis
• World Series opener highest-rated since 2009
• Jaguars sign LB Hayes Pullard off Browns practice squad
• Tom Coughlin details the Giants' plan for JPP
• Chiefs finally settling on reshuffled offensive line
• Only 1 player limited as Bengals ready for Pittsburgh
• Seahawks' Wilson reclaims top spot from Brady in merchandise sales
• Miami Dolphins at New England Patriots game preview
• Roethlisberger playing it close to vest about playing
• Chiefs' reshuffled offensive line finally looks to be in sync
• Packers-Broncos Preview
• Chile's environmental regulator imposes its biggest fine ever on salmon-farming company
• Diamondbacks hire Mike Butcher as pitching coach
• Royals' Volquez leaves team for father's funeral in Dominican
• Royals' Volquez returns to Dominican Republic following father's death
• NFL's uniform policy a tough fit for players supporting causes
• Dolphins CB Brice McCain (knee) questionable for Thursday vs. Patriots
• Colts seek to avoid first three-game losing streak in four years
• RB Dion Lewis (abdomen) will be game-time decision for Patriots
• Packers expect more production from ailing offense after bye week
• German-made condoms that claimed to offer multiple orgasms gets in legal trouble
• Safety Nate Allen back at practice with Raiders
• Jags sign Pullard off Browns' practice squad, waive Johnson
• Titans' Mariota back at practice, limited with sprained knee
• Harvard engineers develop swimming 'RoboBee'
• Robot swarms will explore the waterways of Venice
• Twitter slams controversial cybersecurity bill
• Benghazi: The fundamental question that still hasn't been answered
• Oxygen discovered on Rosetta comet, stunning scientists
• Royals' Escobar taking charge at the plate, in the field in ALCS
• 5 iPhone tricks you need to know
• Faults seen in cancer study funding
• Get Paul Ryan's abs in election-themed workout
• Researchers find potential treatments for future Ebola outbreaks
• 'The Babymaker': Man has fathered 106 kids and counting
• Palo santo: A fragrant wood with cancer fighting properties
• 9 reasons you should eat more beans
• UK womb transplants: 5 ethical issues
• New federal food safety rules issued after deadly outbreaks
• Drinking Coffee Helps Avoid Prostate Cancer, Study Says
• Calories, Sugar Reduced in Flavored Milk for Kids
• Making the right health preparations for international travel
• Making eye contact ‘counterproductive’ when views differ, study shows
• Woman suffers ‘broken heart syndrome'
• 'What Color is Monday?' A look at life with autism
• Google Glass may help calm patients during surgery
• Plane transporting 2nd Ebola patient continues to Atlanta after refueling in Maine
• Watch your weight and enjoy a holiday buffet
• Is your diet making you depressed? Which foods to grab for a better mood
• 3D-printed bacteria may unlock disease secrets
• What your teeth say about your brain
• Healthy workplace tied to fewer obese young workers
• Gretchen's Take: Candidates tonight can make a mark
• Men Think About Sleep and Food as Much as Sex
• DNA said to protect Hispanic women from breast cancer
• 1 of every 100 U.S. Caucasians has celiac disease
• European E. Coli Outbreak Kills 16, Sickens 1,150
• Girl injured in Boston bombings 'making progress,' gets new prosthetic leg
• The surprising way taking a vacation improved my health
• What's in your bread? The facts on whole grains
• Too Much TV, Very Little Exercise Tied to Depression
• Scientists say there are 4 kinds of drunks
• Infections among homeless could fuel wider epidemics
• Odd cause of humans' dark skin proposed
• 5 cheap ways to get healthy
• Study finds many parents underestimate dangers of teens abusing prescription drugs
• Incomplete transport policies, payment for risky births in US
• Anger, fear over Dallas Ebola nurse who took U.S. flight
• Musical hallucinations: Woman hears songs in the back of her head
• Here's what went wrong with last year's flu vaccine
• Michigan teen who had visit from Eminem dies of bone cancer
• Top 10 ways to burn more calories
• CDC uncovers small population with natural resistance to rabies
• Even healthy lungs hold bacteria communities
• Study finds MERS virus has not yet reached pandemic potential
• Low vitamin D levels linked to premature death
• Does your kid need a fitness tracker?
• The future of surgery is now: Smaller scars, fewer complications
• CEO says drug price will be lowered after hike from $13.50 to $750 a tablet
• Key things to know about this flu season
• Arizona teen freezes eggs before chemotherapy to preserve fertility
• How to lose weight at work
• Hazardous flame retardant chemicals found in preschools
• Ebola outbreak: Rick Sacra, American doctor, in stable condition
• 'Active' video games get some kids off the couch
• FDA panel backs Daiichi's blood thinner
• FDA warns that tattoo inks can cause skin infections
• Drugmakers Exploring Potential Parkinson's Treatment
• Monsanto says panel to review WHO finding on cancer link to herbicide
• Statin guidelines change, but your doctor may not go along
• FDA warns against codeine use in children after tonsillectomy
• The healing powers of moringa
• AstraZeneca boosted by start of new cancer drug trial
• A litmus test for the next House Speaker
• 2 women donate parts of their livers to save father’s life
• Lilly says drug slows Alzheimer's in patients with mild disease
• Mediterranean Diet Tied to Better Fertility
• Cancer charity rejects funds raised by Redditors ‘in honor’ of Jennifer Lawrence’s leaked photos
• Should menus tell you how far you'll have to walk to burn off your lunch? Study says yes.
• Hempseed oil may be good part of a heart-healthy diet
• 4 natural cold and flu remedies
• Sibling relationships may influence younger child's development, study says
• Grapevine quarantine in California partially lifted
• Facing epidemic, Cincinnati hospitals test mothers, newborns for drugs
• Prenatal Pesticide Exposure Tied to Birth Size
• Solo rockers die younger, study says
• California high school sends two dozen unvaccinated students home amid measles outbreak
• WHO talks with China on sending bird flu team
• Less invasive heart valve surgery safe for patients in their 90s
• As world seeks to eradicate polio, Laos suffers vaccine-linked case
• Pharmacy error led to patient death, hospital confirms
• Skip the anti-bacterial soap: regular suds work just as well
• Natural ways to relieve arthritis pain
• The truth behind 9 popular 'hangover cures'
• Protective gear cuts eye injuries in high school field hockey
• All-metal hip implants can damage soft tissue, FDA says
• A solution for sensory disorders
• Hemp: A super food?
• Body's response to disease has a smell, study suggests
• 'Scratching noise' in woman's ear caused by spider weaving web
• WhatIfSports World Series prediction: Royals now in the driver's seat
• Foods for children with Down syndrome
• Surf's up in the fitness studio
• Former quadriplegic runs, walks to show others they can
• HIV drugs may get new role in fighting cancer
• Can floating in a tank of water help your mind and body?
• Study: Air pollution kills 3.3 million worldwide, may double
• Many veterans given psychiatric drugs without diagnosis, study shows
• HPV vaccine for boys has 'good start' in first year
• Flying for the holidays? See if your airport is one of the healthiest in America
• Sergeant Shriver: Special Olympics Hero
• New bedtime book makes kids 'conk out'
• Two babies born after experimental womb transplants
• A road to mental health through the kitchen
• Why you’re probably doing breakfast wrong
• Small, rural hospitals lag on some quality measures
• How to Obtain Guardianship for Adults With Autism
• Diamondbacks turn to former Angels pitching coach Butcher
• Why Supermoms Should Chill
• Dine out without crashing your diet
• Bill Belichick: 'My mom could've got through practice' on Wednesday
• More than 200 people sickened after swimming in Washington lake
• Eagles' Miles Austin playing a larger offensive role than expected
• Flu Shot Mix-Up Puts Kids at Risk for HIV, Hepatitis B
• Sack-fest earns Seahawks' Bennett NFC Defensive Player of Week honors
• Tiny, wireless pacemaker could be surgery-free option, study finds
• How healthcare will change in the wake of Obama's re-election
• Mom's Smoking Ups Risk of Heart Defects in Baby
• Mullahs Help Promote Birth Control in Afghanistan
• American Medical Association votes to recognize obesity as a disease
• China approves experimental Ebola vaccine for clinical trials
• Drones being developed to deliver medical aid, not bombs
• Militants on motorcycle bomb college in southern Yemen's Aden, no deaths or injuries reported
• Study shows smoke-free workplaces really do save lives
• Romanian Parliament approves prosecution of ex-minister suspected of bribery, money-laundering
• CDC confirms respiratory illness sickening children
• Distinctive risk factors tied to sexual assaults at large events
• Study links asthma to low levels of gut bacteria in newborns
• 9 healthy fast (not fat) food options
• Teammates react to JPP's return to Giants practice
• 5 days of rest after concussion may not help teens, study says
• Sammy Watkins issues statement for 'inappropriate' comments
• Doctors perform first mother-to-daughter uterus transplants
• Doctors Hopeful That Giffords' Brain Will Rewire Itself
• Scientists identify 'critical' gene for development and spread of lung cancer
• U.S. Obesity Rate Much Higher Than Canada
• Veteran New York subway operator suffers serious burns in freak accident
• What you need to know about bone health
• Vitamin D Prevents Fractures, But Role in Cancer Remains Unclear
• Top 10 Black Friday Shopping Tips
• New procedure gets rid of acne scars in one treatment
• Texans address Ryan Mallett release; Yates signed
• New Jersey camp offers kids with cancer and their siblings an escape from worry
• Children in Southern California breathing easier, study says
• The royal pregnancy: Is Kate Middleton’s health at risk?
• Study finds 17-year-olds denied morning after pill
• Husband of pregnant, brain dead Texas woman sues hospital
• To stop Ebola, trust in health care workers is crucial
• US test tube births underreported by states, study finds
• How to avoid a summer cold
• United Nations reports 'dramatic' progress in fight against AIDS
• BPA chemical may be tied to heart disease
• Stepping on a scale daily may help you lose weight
• Treating juvenile fibromyalgia
• Ninth Egyptian dies of H5N1 bird flu, Health Ministry says
• Supplements may raise, not lower, cancer risk
• Tips to beat emotional holiday eating
• 4 Steps to Start a Conversation
• 29 percent of young Americans are some degree of bisexual
• Meditation may help with anxiety, depression and pain
• Todd Bowles: Raiders WR Amari Cooper 'plays like a demon'
• Pork industry hunts for deadly pig virus
• Benadryl may increase risk of Alzheimer's, study says
• Cocaine rewires brain after single use, study says
• Georgia students turn to social media to help a classmate in need
• Boston Scientific ordered to pay $100M in transvaginal mesh trial
• Stop 'lying' to your doctor by organizing your medical records
• In old age, current and former smokers face early lung disease
• Indiana begins needle exchange in county with HIV outbreak
• 13 weird noises your body makes and what they really mean
• Hot tubs, spas can spread illness in winter
• Giving men the support they need
• Basketball player killed by blood cell disorder, not by gum
• Jets-Raiders Preview
• Teen with Down syndrome aims to change traditional modeling standards
• Can an infection trigger OCD?
• Doctors trying to fix damaged nerves
• How Hot Are You? Promiscuous Men and Warm Women Know Best
• Apple peel compound may help ward off obesity
• Cranberry juice may not protect against bladder infections
• Study raises hopes of potential cure for baldness
• 2-year-old girl becomes Atlanta hospital’s 300th heart transplant
• FDA: BPA no longer allowed in baby bottles
• The diet pills that one doc recommends
• 'Modern Family' star helps kids struggling with cancer
• South Africa: H7N1 bird flu found in ostrich farm
• FDA approves first tablet to reduce hay fever symptoms
• Contraceptive Pill Nearly Halves Risk of Ovarian Cancer, Research Finds
• High-tech sensors help kids keep eye on aging parents
• The best anti-inflammatory foods and recipes
• Saudis deny airstrikes by Arab coalition on Yemen hospital run by Doctors Without Borders
• Utah mom who delayed cancer treatment in effort to save unborn son dies
• Health experts warn of water contamination from California drought
• Man hospitalized after blood-alcohol level 7 times the legal limit
• World’s former fattest man loses 650 pounds, wants surgery to remove excess skin
• Cancer Demands a Sense of Humor
• Statins may improve sexual health in older men
• California declares electronic cigarettes a health threat
• 20th century fashion, trends parallel rise in melanoma
• 3 Brothers Suffer Heart Attacks on Same Day, Just 1 Survives
• Best Ways to Enjoy Cranberries
• Institutions aim to improve survival rates for in-hospital heart attack patients
• Cancers on the rise in pregnant women, study suggests
• How sanitary is your dentist’s office?
• Smoking marijuana linked with higher risk of stroke in young adults, study finds
• Study: Daily Aspirin Tied to Risk of Vision Loss
• Tantrum Tamer: New Ways Parents Can Stop Bad Behavior
• Breastfeeding may lower Alzheimer’s risk in mothers
• World's tallest man finally stops growing after pioneering treatment at US hospital
• In tough times, parents favor daughters
• FDA Says Sleepy Brownies Are Unsafe
• Goodbye, glasses: Future smartphone screens could correct vision
• Heavier birth weight tied to better academic performance, study finds
• The mystery behind vastly different hospital prices
• US panel: More research needed to justify universal autism screening
• Beware America, President Obama has put politics into your pensions
• Physicians pitching March Madness-themed vasectomies to male patients
• Taking NSAIDs with fibrillation meds boosts risk of bleeding
• Text messaging effective in tracking recreational sports injuries
• 5 habits that are draining your energy
• US investigation of 2007 peanut butter recall wraps up
• Sierra Leone 'hero' doctor's death exposes slow Ebola response
• Easing MS symptoms with food
• Your sneeze goes farther than you think, study says
• Giants coach helps families bear financial burden of childhood cancer
• More precise medical codes aim to track quality of care
• Study shows new weight-loss drug may help keep pounds at bay
• It's ethical to try untested Ebola medicines, says WHO
• Disney parks aim to improve treatment access for serious allergic reaction
• 9 things you can do to be happy in the next 30 minutes
• Psychologists in Britain aim to change age of adulthood from 18 to 25
• WHO: Pakistan, Afghanistan must step up fight against polio
• Hong Kong: Home to many healthy, herbal treasures
• Long Island Massacre Sheds Light on America’s Drug Abuse Problem
• Testosterone therapy: Is it right for you?
• Teenager helps scientists study her own rare disease
• WHO: Waning interest is biggest risk in race against Ebola
• Monsoons could bring disease, a second crisis, to Nepal, UNICEF says
• 10 Habits That Ruin Your Appearance
• Am I really allergic to my sunscreen ?
• Pediatricians urge whole-diet approach for child nutrition
• Critics slam mentally ill woman's forced C-section in Britain
• Poisoning from e-cigarettes on the rise
• Study gives new clues on how Alzheimer's spreads
• Girls Who Walk, Bike to School do Better in Tests
• How Does the Winter Weather Affect Your Sex Life?
• U.S. Doctors: Ban Fast Food Ads on TV
• Doctors track patients' mood, social life to manage illness
• 178,000 children’s water bottles recalled due to choking hazard
• Jillian Michaels' top get-fit tips
• Mammograms may be worth risks for some in their 40s
• Scientists teach computers to assess psychiatric risk
• Sleep apnea can raise risk of cancer, studies indicate
• Past Medical Testing on Humans Revealed
• India battles HIV/AIDS drug shortage as some firms halt supply
• NY Seeks to Ban Sugary Drinks From Food Stamp Buys
• Vaginal mesh slings for incontinence fail in about 3 percent
• Why we pair up with our emotional opposites and how to make it work
• A Man's Guide to the Flu Shot
• Flesh-eating disease patient to leave hospital
• Mindfulness Therapy No Help in Fibromyalgia Trial
• Kids' electronic media use linked with poorer well-being
• Director turns late son's fantasy tales into movie to honor memory
• Marijuana and your health: What 20 years of research reveals
• Are tumors fueled by stem cells?
• Alcohol risk to fetus is highest at end of 1st trimester
• Man passes out in bathroom, wakes up in hospital with $150,000 bill
• MTV reality star Diem Brown shoots video of herself losing hair to chemo
• 86 Teens Pregnant at One Memphis High School
• Mercury, oils from fish at odds in heart health
• Radiation therapy in lymph nodes may help prevent breast cancer recurrence
• 5 ways to prevent relationship weight gain
• Sex Surrogate Couple Sleeps With Nearly 5,500 People
• Drug-resistant tuberculosis at crisis levels, warns WHO
• 9 signs you're headed for a holiday meltdown
• Millions of people bend and twist their bodies for Yoga Day
• Awaiting my CT scan results
• Weight-loss surgery may alter genes
• Guinea families transport bodies on public buses
• More US hospitals are encouraging breast-feeding, report says
• Video game addict dies after 19-hour gaming session
• FDA names Indiana farm tied to salmonella in melons
• Time and activity linked to back pain risk
• For doctors using fitness trackers & apps, challenges remain
• Blood from Ebola survivors could help spur new disease treatments
• Mom tells of delivering baby in car traveling at 80mph
• New breast cancer drug prolongs life
• Suicide risk tied to women's social connectedness
• Second US family urges change to children's organ transplant policy
• US teens' e-cigarette use associated with smoking, study shows
• Report: New Strain of H1N1 Emerges
• Common Birth Control Pill Not Tied to Heart Attacks
• Trust mother's intuition when advocating for your child
• 5 reasons we love grapefruit
• 7 surprising foods that fight fat
• 'Your lungs don't die when you do': A new frontier for transplants
• Drug Improves Some Cases of Chronic Constipation
• Blacks fare worse than whites after heart attacks
• FDA panel to discuss Ebola vaccine development in May
• A lack of bacteria can make you overweight, scientists find
• Childlessness linked with premature death
• Umpire performs CPR on stadium worker
• The real reason you have a post-pregnancy belly bulge
• Seeing ultrasound rarely changes abortion plans, study shows
• Global progress against obesity 'unacceptably slow'
• Birth control access key means of reaching climate goals, experts say
• Blind therapy dog winning the hearts of millions
• Is your life busy or full? Revisiting being ‘busy’
• Obesity programs for children may help lower blood pressure
• U.S. Expert: E. Coli Investigation Is a 'Disaster'
• Food poisoning more likely in restaurants than home
• Illinois mom’s cellphone photo leads to son's cancer diagnosis
• FDA seeks more authority amid meningitis outbreak
• Penguin gets cataract surgery
• Common virus linked to Alzheimer's disease, study suggests
• New drug compound may beat malaria with single $1 dose
• Neurostimulation allows paralyzed athlete to walk down aisle at wedding
• New blood test could detect breast cancer recurrence
• 10 best foods for muscle growth
• Obesity disparity grew among US kindergarteners
• 6 reasons why you should sleep in the nude
• Top 10 sports that get you cut
• Low back pain: What you need to know
• Douching may expose women to harmful chemicals
• Not losing weight? Here's why
• MRSA may be treated with single-dose antibiotic
• Jennie Garth’s tips to keep kids’ teeth healthy
• 2 of 3 spinal injury patients see gains in stem cell trial
• What to eat after lap-band surgery
• European code against cancer calls for smoke-free, active lives
• Donated U.S. Heart Devices Saving Lives in India
• Liberians fast, pray for three days to break Ebola 'curse'
• Scientist targets 'last major disease we don't know anything about'
• Weight loss may prevent leaky bladder in diabetes
• Tips to avoid weight gain after weight loss
• Thinking beyond Ebola: Will these viruses be the next public health crises?
• Fertility-frustrated women turning to India
• What Cheney's heart transplant says about medical technology
• 'Poop transplants': How well do they really work?
• Head games: Pro soccer players have sharper mental skills
• Could Gene Tests Tell if Kids Will Be Sports Stars?
• Report: 75 Drowning and Near-Drowning Incidents in 15 Weeks
• For younger women, daily aspirin may be harmful
• Cholesterol drugs may curb strokes among low-risk older adults
• How to start working out when you hate the gym
• Why you've never heard of the most commonly prescribed drugs in the US
• Champion teen runner disqualified after helping rival in medical distress
• How using a clock may help you lose weight
• Woman gives birth on New York City crosswalk
• US quarantine moves hurting Ebola response in Africa, experts say
• Aspirin may prevent melanoma in women
• Liberia: Doctor given experimental Ebola drug dies
• Oklahoma woman has both arms, legs amputated after tick bite
• 'Spiking' patients: Technique could improve drug delivery
• Easy Ways to Eat 5 Fruits and Veggies a Day
• Stinky urine may signal bladder infection in kids
• Stretching beauty: Ballerina Misty Copeland on her body struggles
• Brain imaging differences found in infants with genetic risk for Alzheimer’s
• Health myth: Can you spot-reduce fat?
• Strokes: The silent killer of women
• International Criminal Court prosecutors will not open full investigation into Honduras coup
• Could Brazilian waxing increase STD risk?
• FDA approves Botox for crow's feet
• Rangers expected to discuss long-term deal with Rougned Odor
• California tuberculosis patient found, arrested
• The drive for grass-fed beef
• EU nations agree on stricter emissions testing for diesel cars in wake of Volkswagen scandal
• FDA proposes putting percent daily value of added sugar on food labels
• Light-bulb moment: Doctors find true cause of toddler's cough
• Boston declares public health emergency as flu cases rise nationwide
• Obesity rates reach historic highs in more US states
• Work and play on Halloween
• Should you 'Google' your symptoms?
• Manning: How does gender reassignment work?
• As demand dwindles, US blood banks make changes
• Cardiovascular screening may be worthwhile for middle-aged athletes
• For fat loss, calories may matter more than fat or carbs
• Egg freezing: Should you do it?
• Georgia to allow hormone therapy for transgender inmates
• Jets promote center from practice squad with Nick Mangold (neck) sore
• Giraffe 'kisses' goodbye dying zoo worker in touching photograph
• Unhealthy data? Scientists criticize US dietary guidelines
• Vikings driven to have the league's best defense -- currently No. 2
• Babies understand words from 6 months old, scientists say
• Peterson on seafood allergy: Eating shrimp is 'playing with fire'
• How the mind adjusts to lost limbs
• Mark Ingram praises offensive line after stellar rushing performance
• Trying to fake intelligence doesn't work, research says
• San Francisco commuters possibly exposed to measles on train
• What you need to know about the flu this year
• Buccaneers-Falcons Preview
• Sierra Leone to ban holiday parties in effort to curb Ebola cases
• Enterovirus D68 makes its way to the Northeast, officials confirm
• Woman Ends Up in Coma After Overdosing on Bok Choy
• Later retirement may help prevent dementia, study shows
• 4 surprising tricks to beat pain
• Tomsula doesn't believe Kaepernick is alone during struggles
• Harvard study finds food expiration labels are misleading
• New Year’s resolutions to exercise waver toward late January, data show
• New Studies Point to Clot Risk of a Popular Contraceptive
• New laser technology could detect and destroy brain diseases
• Drinking coffee may lower suicide risk
• How Weight Can Tip the Scales of Your Marriage
• Husband of missionary with Ebola returns to US under quarantine
• Avian flu spreading in southwest British Columbia
• Sean Payton: Saints were 'one of those teams in line' for Beckham Jr.
• LA woman’s ovary swells to size of grapefruit after freezing eggs
• Landry Jones leapfrogs Mike Vick on Steelers depth chart
• Steelers CB Boykin may finally get opportunity with William Gay ailing
• Football great Jim Brown seeks 1964 title ring in NY court
• 7 more people sick with Legionnaires’ disease in NYC
• Fewer women know heart attack risks or get ideal treatments
• Nothing to sneeze at: Cats worse than dogs for allergies
• Woman battling cancer turns to Facebook in global search for life-saving donor
• Tainted synthetic marijuana sickens users in Connecticut
• Study: Dropping Weight Won't Add Years in Elderly
• Hong Kong confirms second case of H7N9 bird flu in a week
• Walk this way: How acting happy can make it so
• Mumps outbreak traced to face-to-face schooling, study suggests
• Scientists grow new stem cells in a living mouse
• New York supermarket combines gym with groceries
• Woman says diet is healing son’s autism
• Study shows higher risk of death for obese breast cancer patients
• Vitamin C linked to reduced stroke risk, study shows
• Group-based incentives may produce more weight loss
• Man who received first full face transplant in US marries burn victim
• Have You Considered Natural Pain Cures?
• Research, research, research
• Could genetic testing help doctors treat pain more effectively?
• California study finds abortion complications very rare
• How to Improve Your Chances of Conceiving
• Exposure to common bacteria may be risk factor for lupus
• 5 ways to beat winter weight gain
• Photo of woman breast-feeding friend’s son ignites controversy
• 3-year-old burned by exploding e-cigarette
• Is sea salt healthier than table salt?
• Cambodian villagers angry over HIV outbreak
• Device records snores to track sleep
• Bird flu vaccine, under development, divides US poultry industry
• The Argument for Separate Beds
• 7 things you can do now to get ready for bikini season
• Home distractions that wreck your workout
• India officially polio-free after three years with no new cases
• Actress Cynthia Nixon speaks up about rosacea diagnosis
• Herbs in the News
• 5 signs you’re working too much
• How aromatherapy can improve your health and how to use it effectively
• Second cancers are on the rise; 1 in 5 US cases is a repeat
• FDA Approves K-V Pharma Preterm Birth Drug
• Fukushima meltdown unlikely to lead to large number of cancers, U.N. scientists say
• West Africa Ebola outbreak tops 700 deaths
• The quickest way to tell if your partner will cheat
• H1N1 flu outbreak kills 17 in Venezuela
• Study: Flamboyant Male Dancing Attracts Women Best
• Many kids with mental health issues see only pediatricians
• Actress Lorraine Bracco shares struggles with depression, dyslexia
• Injuries cause over one-third of children's ER visits
• Earwax may reveal clues about a person’s identity and habits, study shows
• Ebola-infected missionary describes her battle with the deadly virus
• Most toddler vaccines not linked to blood disease
• High lead levels prompt recall of black licorice
• Cancer deaths rise to 8.2 million, breast cancer sharply up
• Hospitals Are Giving Faster Heart Care, Study Says
• Should Babies Be Screened for Untreatable Diseases?
• 'Manorexia' on the Rise, Experts Say
• Well-fed women may be more interested in romance, study suggests
• Kids' chronic stomach pain tied to anxiety disorders
• Steal Julianne Hough's fitness and beauty secrets
• Relatives of Ebola patient formally told to stay home
• Dr. Manny: I failed the sitting test, so does that mean I’m going to die?
• Bikini Bootcamp: How to Get Your Body Ready for the Beach
• Love eating hot chili peppers? Why pain can feel good
• Aspen Foods recalls nearly 2 million pounds of chicken
• Sierra Leone officials criticize travel relaxation amidst Ebola decline
• Don’t take away football from kids, just make it safer
• No more chicken nuggets! 5 healthy alternatives to fast food
• Along with meds, brain stimulation may aid depression
• Texas football coach donating liver to fellow coach
• New surgical knife can instantly detect cancer
• Deadly cholera outbreaks could increase with climate change
• 8 dead as steroid-related meningitis cases rise to 105
• Ebola-carrying bats may shed light on fighting infection, scientists say
• International Criminal Court postpones start of trial for former Ivory Coast president Gbagbo
• Children with severe allergies susceptible to rebound reactions
• Woman finds 3-inch leech in nose
• Patients seeking alternatives to statins may undergo rigorous vetting
• The 411 on prostate cancer
• Facebook helped boost organ donor registration
• Cord blood cures girl’s brain injury
• Top 10 Foods to Build Muscle
• Bird flu outbreak hits second Dutch farm, exports to remain frozen
• Doctor discusses ways to reduce autism symptoms, severity
• UN urges exit screening for Ebola at some airports
• What 5 dietitians order at Olive Garden
• Missouri boy battling terminal cancer scores touchdown in first game
• Paramedics report lack of critical care training
• 'Hacking' gut bacteria could spur new medical treatments
• Fewer People See Heavy Smoking as High Risk, Survey Says
• Approved Pfizer breast cancer drug impresses in latest study
• Fox on Sex: The Art of Flirting
• Overweight diabetes patients outlive slimmer ones, study says
• Psychologists Tinker With Taste of Healthy Foods
• Philadelphia works to reduce sodium in Chinese takeout food
• Words of Wellness: Guitar Zero
• Exercise eases knee osteoarthritis, temporarily
• 40 percent of parents give children unneeded, harmful cold medicines
• To age well, change how you feel about aging
• Half of heart disease deaths due to preventable factors
• Young girl with dwarfism to be featured on TLC’s Toddlers & Tiaras
• Cancer center ads more emotional than informative
• More than one in four US kids exposed to weapon violence
• City tries to repair contaminated water system after spill
• New research underlines need for protein-rich breakfast
• Prenatal exposure to household chemical linked to reduced IQ, study says
• Why you should be eating more carbs
• 12 key health items to carry every day
• Deadly mosquito-borne diseases could threaten UK within decades, experts warn
• Experimental cholesterol drugs cut heart risk, but questions remain
• 4 thyroid disorder signs you may not notice
• South Korea hospitals to monitor emergency room visitors in battle on MERS
• Daily diet soda may increase risk of heart attack, stroke
• Evidence lacking on glaucoma screening, panel says
• Carmat fits 2nd patient with artificial heart
• 4 tips for taking care of baby's skin
• South Korea increases efforts to contain foot-and-mouth outbreak
• 2 Orlando health workers ill after exposure to MERS patient
• YouTube star reveals she has two vaginas
• American doctor exposed to Ebola virus admitted to NIH in DC
• Rotting corpses spark fears of epidemic amid India floods
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• 6 foods that make you look older
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• FDA approves new drug to fight prostate cancer
• Experts triple estimate of world dengue fever infections
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• Dr. Manny: Planned Parenthood allegations shed light on ethics of human tissue research
• US court upholds FDA animal feed policy despite public health concern
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• Dr. Manny: Gisele’s website calling hospital births ‘violent’ is a slap in the face
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• Despite US efforts, bird flu thought to spread between farms
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• Arizona Trauma Surgeon Unfazed by Shooting
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• Endometrial cancer on the rise in US, black women most at risk
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• Woman gets pregnant thanks to chicken egg yolk
• Canada tries to cut cost of US drug, gets sued
• Woman survives internal decapitation, thanks firefighters who saved her life
• 5 warning signs to help diagnose ADHD
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• Consumers often confused about types of sugar in drinks
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• Deadly piglet virus may have entered US on 'reusable' feed bags, USDA says
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• NIH to retire most chimps from medical research
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• Malaria death rates fall, Ebola threatens West Africa progress
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• 5 healthy ways to eat pumpkin
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• France says results of trials in Guinea of anti-Ebola drug encouraging
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• Binge Drinking, Cervical Cancer Screening Spell Trouble for Women's Health
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• Blood Test Determines Sex of Baby Faster
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• Surgeon general warns generation of tanners seeing spike in deadly melanoma
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