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• Friends bring high school prom to dying teen's hospital bed
• Liquid Holiday Calories: Mocktails vs. Cocktails
• NYC health commissioner: Unlikely man has Ebola
• Experts warn against buying human breast milk online as health, fitness elixir
• Researchers develop ‘smart’ insulin that automatically adjusts blood sugar
• 60-second fix for a stiff neck
• Study: Omega-3s may help lower risk of Alzheimer’s disease
• Mystery surrounds woman’s disfiguring facial swelling for nearly 10 years
• For One Cancer Patient, a Never-Ending Struggle
• Man in vegetative state reacts to Hitchcock film
• Results: Keselowski leads final Sprint Cup practice at Talladega
• Nutrition meets fine dining
• Guinea starts testing Merck vaccine in Ebola hotspots
• Seizure surgery 'cures' man of arachnophobia
• Drivers applaud decision to limit GWC attempts at Talladega
• Death or immobility often follows hip fractures in nursing homes
• Appalachia gripped by hepatitis C epidemic, bracing for HIV
• Amid Bad Memories, Comes Something Positive
• Georgia RB Nick Chubb has surgery on injured left knee
• Studies find an aspirin a day can keep cancer at bay
• New Year, New Lessons for Kids
• Mets playing the waiting game during playoff layoff
• New Hampshire Veterinarian Offers Pet Ambulance Service
• NASCAR: Kenseth adamant Logano wrecked him intentionally
• Does having a hobby increase your happiness?
• Love at first sight? Sure, if you're equally attractive
• 5-year-old overdoses on over-the-counter medications
• The science behind persuading people
• Government Officials Impose 'Fat Tax'
• How one man lost 20 pounds in 40 days eating ‘wild’
• Healthy Habits Are Most Contagious Among Similar Friends
• Curry Seeds Spice Up Male Sexual Performance, Study Says
• Kids' survival rates improve as cancer treatments become gentler, study finds
• Severe morning sickness linked to preterm births
• Earnhardt looking for big run to continue title hopes
• Steve Smith says he'll quit if Ravens trade him
• 1 in 88 US kids have autism, CDC reports
• Deadly denim: Sandblasting jeans linked to lung cancer
• Tomsula: Kaepernick is Niners' quarterback, 'no controversies'
• Restaurants Scramble After Massive Egg Recall
• Syracuse hosts No. 25 Pitt looking to snap 3-game slide
• Dangers of overdosing on OTC meds during flu season
• Silence Is Golden During Eye Injections
• Men with smaller testicles predisposed to hands-on parenting, study suggests
• Researchers use porcupine quills to create new shots, medical adhesives
• 7 Instant Energy Boosters
• New vaccine drives Africa meningitis cases to lowest in decade
• Debunking weight-loss myths
• US pig virus cases see biggest weekly rise since PEDv found
• US health regulator issues new cleaning guide for superbug-prone device
• How to avoid—and even reverse—diabetes
• Wiping Out Stomach Bugs Offers Indigestion Relief
• Blood Test May Be Able to Spot Lurking Cancer Cell
• E. Coli Outbreak Likely Caused by Bean Sprouts
• Government expanding E. coli tests in meat
• Moms' Smoking Tied to Psychiatric Meds in Kids
• Decadent Chocolate Brownies Made Healthy
• How to lose weight using The Bulletproof Diet
• 9 healthy cooking substitutions
• China says child deaths not linked to hepatitis vaccine
• Bee sting therapy becomes all the buzz in China
• Reddit community helps find missing mom with Alzheimer's
• Fortified Breast Milk May Not Boost Preemies' Growth
• American doctor treated for Ebola virus has recovered, aid group says
• 2 dead after Legionnaires' disease outbreak hits New York City
• Battling nightmare infections: U.S. CDC's plan to beat supberbugs
• Sex with an ex common among young adults, study finds
• Scientists call for new review of herbicide, cite 'flawed' US regulations
• New chocolate recipe halves the fat
• Secret to boosting your athletic performance in 10 seconds
• Kill Workout Boredom With These Lunge Variations
• Bottled Water Poses Dilemma for Vermont Offices
• Does New York City Mayor Bloomberg want to ban e-cigarettes too?
• Celebrating the love in life
• Common blood pressure drug linked with symptoms of celiac disease
• 'My mom and I battled breast cancer at the same time': One woman's story
• Tick-borne trouble: More than 1,100 babesiosis cases reported in 2011
• New York High School Confirms Case of MRSA
• Unhealthy diets greater threat to health than tobacco, says UN expert
• Doctor Admits to Performing Wrong Surgery in Medical Journal
• Fox on Sex: Pleasure in Public
• Extra Weight in Babies Can Be a Perilous Subject
• What to do about aging parents
• Napping: Helpful or harmful to your sleep?
• Are C-Sections Fueling the Obesity Epidemic?
• To cancel out soda consumption, take 12,000 steps a day: study
• Suing doctors over a miracle baby is just plain wrong
• Teen describes life with juvenile arthritis
• West Virginia Mine Explosion: The Cutting Edge of Real Human Emotion
• Women’s height linked to cancer risk, study shows
• Teen dies after doctors allegedly dismiss stomach cancer symptoms as desire to be thin
• East Meets West in the Bedroom
• Woman accidentally swallows $5K diamond in champagne at charity event
• How soy supplements may affect breast-cancer genes
• Scientists develop bacon-flavored seaweed
• Can you eat late and still lose weight?
• Most patients are at below-average risk, researchers say
• How to cope with impending doomsday
• 2 new trials look at treating inflammation to reduce heart attack risk
• The Biggest Bodybuilding Myths
• Bored with your job? How to get the spark back
• Should the US make it easier for foreign doctors to practice in America?
• Football knee injuries likelier on artificial turf than grass
• Improving heart health holistically
• 7 fad diets you shouldn’t try
• Family's Illness Makes Hospital Workers Sick
• Mom's drinking tied to infant deaths, study finds
• Doctors Set Up Cholera Centers in Haiti's Capital
• Giffords' Doctors Balancing Role as Rock Stars
• Five thoughts on Apple's health pitch
• Most women's gymnastics injuries don't sideline college athletes
• Patient ratings not linked to cancer surgery outcomes
• Michigan to Require BMI Reports on Children
• What your face reveals about your health
• Players rally for youth football coach paralyzed in freak accident
• Move Your Body at Work
• Stomach acid drugs increase risk of bacterial infections, FDA warns
• Watch cat videos, raise money for cancer on new website
• Report Faults FDA Over Risks From Imported Seafood
• Gear Up for Your Own Tour de France
• The Psychology of Needy Women
• Baby born with organs outside his body recovering from corrective surgery
• 2011 Spring Grooming Trends
• 4 ways to never gain weight
• 30 minutes of daily exercise helps men live longer
• Centenarians: Study reveals what they die of and where
• Rhode Island toddler dies of suspected bacterial infection
• Germans switch sausage for soya over green, health concerns
• For mildly obese diabetics, weight loss surgery may be helpful
• Cuba sending dozens of doctors to fight Ebola
• Puzzling rise in nearsighted children
• U.S. Soldiers Turn to Diet Pills, Liposuction to Meet Weight Standards
• App helps find healthy eating options on-the-go
• Naked Mole Rat Genome May Hold Key to Long Life
• FDA Revokes Approval of Avastin for Breast Cancer
• 14 ways to cut portions without feeling hungry
• 'Parents are Key' to success of National Teen Driver Safety Week, says CDC
• Mother's physical activity levels influence child's health
• Engineers develop ultra-cheap ultrasound
• Face transplants should be offered to more patients, doctors say
• What is a bilateral mastectomy?
• Hospitals see decline in care-related infections
• Woman’s condition causes her to suffer '50 First Dates'-style weekly memory loss
• MERS infects 10 in South Korea but no virus mutation, WHO says
• 3rd American aid worker infected with Ebola arrives at Nebraska hospital
• Keeping up with the Joneses? Having more sex than your friends makes you happier, study finds
• Study finds Facebook helps users ‘Like’ themselves better
• E-cigarette rule coming 'very soon,' U.S. FDA chief says
• US workers sue Monsanto claiming herbicide caused cancer
• Early-Onset Alzheimer's Hard to Diagnose, Study Finds
• Top 10 Nutrition Mistakes
• 6 diet myths busted
• Can anti-inflammatory foods help reduce cancer risk?
• Diabetes to Double or Triple in U.S. By 2050, CDC Says
• Certain diabetics more likely to benefit from blood pressure meds
• Hidden sugar in your diet hurting your health?
• More research, regulation needed on energy drinks, study says
• Understanding school lockdowns in regards to Connecticut shooting
• Fixing Criminals, Saving Big Money
• Red Cross official says Ebola outbreak could be contained in four to six months
• 7 'Scary' Exercises Every Women Should Try
• Meningitis epidemic threat in West Africa, but few vaccines
• Botox injections could be used to treat chronic migraine sufferers, report finds
• Hidden Veggies Lower Calories, May Help Shed Pounds
• Dr. Manny: Busting popular diet myths
• Guide to natural and artificial sweeteners
• Calcium supplements and heart attack: Implications for a nutrient hungry nation
• Medical Marijuana Dispensary Offering Far Out Ice Cream Flavors
• Researchers push to back traditional Chinese medicine with more data
• Higher Testosterone May Equal Lower Heart Risks
• What You Need to Know About Multivitamins
• More Than 10,000 Pounds of Lean Cuisine Recalled
• Here's where all that Ice Bucket Challenge money is going
• Pig proteins may help dementia patients, study finds
• Ohio officials closer to finding source of deadly botulism
• American who contracted Ebola now in critical condition
• Dental regulators work to shut down teeth whitening businesses
• Fox on Sex: No 'O'? 10 Things That Get in the Way of Orgasm
• Speaking out for patient advocacy
• Men Have More 'Senior Moments' of Memory Loss Than Women
• Obesity's Hidden Peril: Stigma May Further Health Decline
• Seriously ill patients can get spiritual counseling via Skype
• E. Coli Death Toll Reaches 35 as Germany Warns it Could Rise
• Campbell Soup Recalls 15M Pounds of SpaghettiOs
• Your top 4 diet excuses—busted!
• Disney Princes and Princesses Still Slaves to Some Stereotypes
• Perfect day of weight loss
• 14 best vegan and vegetarian protein sources
• More doctors are ditching the old prescription pad
• A beautiful pine box
• Forgetting first words on a list may signal mental decline
• Women Gain Weight After Wedding, Men After Divorce, Study Says
• How Sweet It Is: What You Need to Know About Artificial Sweeteners
• India set to run out of critical free drug for HIV/AIDS program
• Tips for keeping your kitchen germ-free
• Chocolate: Good for Your Heart and Your Brain
• Former Mets GM Jim Duquette donates kidney to daughter
• The scariest infectious diseases right now
• Surgery Has Use for Poisonous Plant
• Lung Cancer Caregivers Find Support Online
• Neuroscience in court: Is brain to blame for some law breakers?
• HBO doc chronicles woman’s journey to find out if she’s inherited Huntington’s disease
• Spiny mouse can regrow skin
• Embryonic Stem Cell Research Halted, Staff Laid Off
• Study: Midnight snacks could hurt your memory
• Pittsburgh hospital looks for mold source after 3 deaths
• Heightening awareness about Crohn's Disease
• Heart Drug Linked to Higher Breast Cancer Risk
• 5 non-diet factors that can affect your weight
• New Resolution Could Bar Parents From Knowing Baby’s Sex
• Breast Surgeon: Avastin Risks Far Outweigh Benefits
• Researchers identify new tick-borne disease
• CDC Announces 2011 Flu Vaccine Recommendations
• Some fruits and vegetables are better for your waistline
• USDA Connected Salmonella to Cargill Plant Two Weeks Ago
• March Madness Extends to Roadways After Close Games
• Doctors Remove Brain Tumor Through Eyelid in Ground-Breaking Surgery
• New blood test can detect lung and prostate cancers
• Stressful relationships tied to mental decline
• Finding the right water to tickle your taste buds
• Kidney donor wants organ back from boss who fired her
• New flu strain in seals could pose risk to human health, experts say
• Spanish priest infected with Ebola returns to Madrid
• Kids worldwide are less fit than their parents were, study shows
• Born grumpy? Today’s National Grouch Day
• Arizona teen with debilitating disease crowned prom king
• The odd body explained
• Some cancer docs say their income tied to treatments
• More evidence for rise, and race difference, in celiac disease
• Scientists Monitor Health Woes Via Twitter
• Scientists Grow Key Memory Cells in Lab Dish
• Hospital 'cuddlers' soothe babies too tiny, sick to go home
• Germany Shuts School Over E. Coli Scare
• US biotech to apply artificial intelligence to UK genome study
• Stress Brings Out the Difference in Male, Female Brains
• Obese men at greater risk for infertility
• Beer, Bacteria and Genes Linked to Stomach Cancer
• Exercise may lead to healthier gut bacteria
• Swedish doctors transplant wombs into 9 women
• 6 Ways to Guarantee Ripped Abs
• Rongoa Maori: Ancient medicine with modern health benefits
• Pediatricians recommend parents read to kids from birth
• US probes use of antipsychotic drugs on children
• Regulations may make kids' fast food meals healthier
• Five foods to help kick your bedroom skills up a notch
• Diet Programs May Not Help Dodge Disease Risk
• US birth rate hits lows for teens, rises among older women
• Florida office manager accused of performing surgery on patient's face
• A slacker’s guide to losing weight without trying
• Fish Oil No Help for Mom's Mood, Baby's Development
• Toddler leaves hospital after 850-day stay
• Bugged Out? Learn How to Protect Yourself From Mosquitoes
• Flu season is mild, but gearing up
• U.S. Researchers Identify Two Autism Strains in Major Breakthrough
• Yoga: How the New York Giants prepare for the Super Bowl
• How to make protein shakes that actually work
• More evidence against keeping electronics in kids’ bedrooms
• Kids' weight gains not due to junk food at schools
• Arizona-Washington State preview: Expect some fireworks
• Face lifts, butt lifts and now … voice lifts?
• Helping chronic fatigue patients over fears eases symptoms
• Dr. Manny: Did the CDC put Dallas health care workers at risk?
• Week 7 Fantasy Football Sunday Morning Chat
• 6 tips for outdoor fitness training
• Prosecutor: Peru military officer arrested on drug charges got $10K per cocaine plane
• Sugary soda increases risky fat deposits
• Food, skin allergies increasing in children
• Study finds smoking leads to increase in sudden infant death syndrome
• Helping Children With Prader-Willi Syndrome
• 5 Moves for a Strong Back
• Obesity Rates Remain Disturbingly High
• Hong Kong reports another H7N9 bird flu death
• Lululemon pants focus on male comfort
• Novel plan to curb drug costs seeks candidates' attention
• Less Salt for Teens Means Healthier Adults
• Secondhand Smoke Exposure May Damage Hearing
• Obesity Surgery Fails to Extend Life in Older Men
• Dying 5-year-old gets birthday ball fit for a princess
• Colorado-Oregon St. Preview
• Black Market Plastic Surgery on the Rise
• Dr. Oz will 'aggressively' go after critics Thursday
• Top 10: Simple Ways to Refresh Your Routine
• No. 3 Utah embraces "underdog" role at struggling USC
• Study questions colonoscopy surveillance guidelines
• Stress is contagious, study says
• Raiders get top returner, backup RB on field for Chargers
• Erection-Boosting Condom Gets EU Backing
• The guide to beating a heart attack
• Georgia RB Nick Chubb has surgery on left knee
• Ebola drug trials to be fast-tracked in West Africa
• Waiting game: Mets welcome time off before World Series
• A surprising way to volunteer in the fight against Alzheimer’s disease
• A guide to summertime emergencies
• Texans owner rescinds donation against gay rights law, says campaign misused his words
• Patient with possible Ebola symptoms in isolation unit at Hawaii hospital
• Studies: Alzheimer's drug may stabilize brain plaque
• Baldness drug safely cuts prostate cancer risk, study finds
• Diabetes may be linked to hearing loss, study finds
• Restaurant food not much healthier than fast food
• Plane crashes offer hospitals opportunities, pitfalls
• From New York to South Africa: One Woman's Journey to Fight AIDS
• Asthma drug treats chronic hives, study finds
• Report: Drug Companies Pay 17,000 U.S. Doctors
• 6 tips for reducing stress during pregnancy
• Doctors Claim HIV-Positive Man Cured by Stem Cell Transplant
• Detroit Lions Levy, Pettigrew to miss Sunday's Vikings game
• Group seeks to re-vote on birth control clot risk
• National Stress Awareness Month: Stress-relief after tragedy
• Is working out in the heat bad for you?
• Flu Vaccine Production to Double by 2015, WHO Says
• Overeating could double your chance of memory loss
• Bariatric surgery improves sexual function, study shows
• Saunas might be good for your health
• Brady gets in spirit of Halloween with masked 'quarterback sneak'
• Does Work Interfere With Breastfeeding?
• NFL owner rescinds $10K donation against gay rights law
• Arsenic in drinking water deemed 'safe' could harm mothers and children, study finds
• About 1,200 dental patients in Oklahoma screened for HIV
• College basketball player likely died from chewing gum in sleep
• Smoke pot 100 times, and this health risk may go up
• Made-to-order embryos create new legal issues
• The happiest US state is ...
• Reality TV star Diem Brown battles cancer for 3rd time
• How to interpret online doctor reviews
• Genetic Cancer Test Often Urged for Wrong Women
• More men becoming caregivers, studies show
• Number of U.S. meningitis cases from tainted injections tops 300
• How to deal with mold contamination after Hurricane Sandy
• About 250 tested for TB because of infected Alabama student
• Girls' HPV Vaccination Rates Falling Short
• More women seeking medical help to get pregnant
• How to buy the best running shoes
• US military says may have mishandled organism that causes plague
• How to cope with the loss of a pet
• DR. MANNY: Another tragedy demands greater outpatient transparency
• 5 foods that help beat the heat
• Oregon death row inmate wants to donate kidney to desperate dad
• Birth defects more common in IVF babies, study finds
• Faster Stroke Care When Patients Come by Ambulance
• Fitness trackers could boost kids' health, but face challenges, experts say
• Soy doesn't boost brainpower in older women, study suggests
• Victim of Indiana Fair Collapse to Be Organ Donor
• Kids Who Watch More TV Have Poorer Diabetes Control
• U.S. Child Brides Have More Mental Illness
• Can Chocolate Fight Aging and Make Your Skin Glow?
• 'Natural' Sexual Enhancement Pill Recalled by FDA
• Dog that helped Texas woman through cancer goes missing
• Study suggests benefits of more heart care for young adults
• 7 eating habits you should drop now
• Colts coach Chuck Pagano diagnosed with leukemia, will miss 'multiple games'
• 7th possible meningitis case emerges in Princeton University outbreak
• US health panel likely to make HIV tests routine
• Study: Statin use tied to lower risk of depression
• Red Wine Boosts Drug for Breast Cancer, Study Says
• Generics Advancing on Lucrative Pet Drug Market
• Why your blood pressure should be checked in both arms
• Robotic device helps paralyzed groom walk aisle
• French senators reject a bill on sedating terminal patients
• Wisconsin records 1st outbreak of dangerous bird flu strain
• Janet Jackson's 9 hot body tips
• Why no MERS vaccine? Lack of foresight frustrates scientists
• Being curious can boost your memory
• Controlling arthritis pain with an ancient treatment
• Moderate drinking linked to lower heart failure risk
• Florida officials warn of rare flesh-eating bacteria at beaches
• Georgia man who was paralyzed as a teen becomes mentor for other paraplegics
• US, Liberia kick off trial of Ebola drug ZMapp
• Your bond with your baby will affect him as a teen
• 15 myths and facts about cellulite
• Doctor group seeks to clear confusion in cancer screening
• Higher Life Expectancy Means Lower Church Attendance
• Myth or fact? Coconut oil helps treat Alzheimer’s disease
• Calif. teen declared brain dead gets feeding, breathing tubes
• Botox May Actually Cause Extra Wrinkles, Study Finds
• Chronic stress may put TBI caregivers at risk for illness
• Florida counts on experimental trees to fight orange plague
• How to eliminate the hassle of going to the gym
• New Male Birth Control Concept Shows Promise
• MERS virus has been infecting camels since 1992, study finds
• Dirt Eaters and Other Pica Cases Nearly Double in Decade
• Eat like a pro football player
• 233 million women may be without birth control by 2015
• Kids suffering injuries caused by excessive use of tablets and smartphones
• Pediatricians warn families against trampolines
• Study: Two Doses of MMR Vaccine Better Than One
• Dr. Manny: Little boy’s Christmas wish is for Santa to give him back his fingers
• The benefits of roaches? Babies exposed to dirt and germs may have less allergies
• Healthy living in stressful times may reduce aging effects
• 5 steps to a happier, healthier life
• Love at first bite: Rock star injects himself with snake venom to build up immunity
• The benefits of chia seeds
• Doc: Women play key role in prostate cancer awareness
• FDA reports possible link between 5-hour Energy and 13 deaths
• 1.5M bikes recalled; faulty quick releases blamed
• Indian health authorities say 700 have died in flu outbreak
• Red clover: A powerful herb with strong healing properties
• Future male birth control may zap sperm with sound waves
• College Infirmaries: A Changing Terrain
• Britain to regulate e-cigarettes as medicine from 2016
• 10 reasons your belly fat isn’t going away
• Concussions may lead to Alzheimer's brain plaques
• Why it's OK to cheat on your diet
• Obama hosts event to reduce mental health stigma
• UN chief wants more transparency in assembly president's office after ex-president's arrest
• Unsexy guys annoy fertile girlfriends
• Doctors pulled a tooth out of a man's … what?
• Teen bullying doubles adult risk of depresion
• Top 10% of US drinkers consume 10 drinks per day
• Summer swaps to save calories
• What you should know about the DIY braces trend
• Cancer risk from bad Southern California air eases
• Study Reveals Risky Sex Behavior Among NYC Teens
• Sushi linked to salmonella outbreak affecting 19 states
• Gene discovery could lead to birth control pill for men
• Puppy chews recalled over salmonella concerns
• Vasectomy surgeries increase during March Madness
• Miracle diet pill? A safe drug is elusive
• 8 healthy habits that can save you money
• Cancer death rates continue to decline over past 20 years
• Mindfulness meditation may reduce drug user relapse
• Eat your daily dose of happy: Diet rules to stave off seasonal depression
• Bullies Throw Peanuts at Allergic Kids
• Short-Term, Pill-Free Therapy May Help Insomniacs
• As America's waistline expands, costs soar
• Is a Paleo diet healthy?
• Study finds we don't know our toes very well
• 4-year-old with rare allergy must stay indoors this Christmas
• Men and women process, store fat differently, study suggests
• The Ultimate Chicken Soup
• Only three US states mandate recommended HPV vaccine
• Stents: A cure for erectile dysfunction?
• Debate Roils in Philippines Over Need for Prescription to Buy Condoms
• Study looks at worm therapy to treat autism
• Teenager Recovery From Depression Often Fleeting
• Curry may help in fight against bowel cancer, study finds
• Among young blacks, higher student loan debt tied to less sleep
• Humans See Brains Shrink With Age, Research Shows
• Spanx and other shapewear can hurt your organs
• Researchers: Regular Facebook Users Lonely, Narcissistic
• CDC: Half of overweight teens have heart risk
• Preterm birth linked with asthma
• Harvard prevention trial studies tau, Alzheimer's other protein
• Getting to the 'meat' of the matter: Is eating meat good for you?
• Dozens sue pharmacy in meningitis outbreak, but compensation uncertain
• Aspirin tied to lower lung cancer risk in women
• Nutrition advice for sufferers of food aversion
• Racial differences seen among fitness levels in married men
• Resveratrol supplements may offer little benefit for healthy people
• How to Pick the Best Gym for You
• High-fluoride toothpaste may prevent tooth decay from braces
• Social media: the new way to get pregnant?
• Mom sues after birth control shot turned out to be flu shot
• Childhood cancer survivors face heart risks soon after treatment
• Meth may fight flu virus, study suggests
• After car booster seat laws, child deaths fell
• 5 Habits Women Hate
• How to treat swimmer's ear
• J&J strikes Alzheimer’s deal with AC Immune worth up to $509M
• Why we get cranky when it's hot out
• Gene mutation may prevent Type 2 diabetes
• Mysterious disease blows in from China
• Surprising ways stress affects your whole body
• UConn baseball team adopts 5-year-old battling leukemia
• 4 back-strengthening exercises
• Antidepressants taken in pregnancy don't cause autism
• 10 eye health tips to protect your vision
• The 7 best foods and drinks to cure a hangover
• Georgia Hooters waitress recovering after donating kidney to customer
• Skipping breakfast may harm athletic performance later in the day
• US to tighten restrictions on common opioid painkillers
• What is Parkinson’s disease?
• Thousands of Students Entering Schools Without Vaccines
• Many college students aren't warned about substance use risks
• Improving chemotherapy: Combo of 'popping' nanoballoons, lasers can effectively treat cancer
• Marijuana doesn't appear to harm lung function, study finds
• Production snag forces worldwide hold on GSK chickenpox vaccines
• Obama, Romney among the fittest politicians in America
• The silent epidemic hiding in your lungs
• How food ads could fuel childhood obesity
• Weight loss may not improve mood, study says
• Being Too Fat Raises Risk of Deadly Breast Cancer
• Time-saving workouts: Lift while you walk
• Flu shot may decrease risk of heart attack and stroke
• Stem cells from urine can be used to create teeth, study shows
• The good, the bad and the 'Ewww' of earwax removal
• Woman who thinks she has kidney infection is actually in labor
• 5 ways to boost your energy at work
• 6 doctor-recommended sleep aids
• For many marathon runners pacing may be a matter of gender
• Power up your pecs
• Words of Wellness: 'Searching for Cecy'
• Young blood reverses aging in mice
• Could your waistline be costing you thousands?
• 37 possibly ill with norovirus on cruise ship
• Smoking linked to risk, progression of macular degeneration
• Women fare worse than men after heart attack
• Sleep apnea tied to memory problems
• Red Sox manager Farrell thanks well-wishers -- even Yankees fans
• Why you should bring your iPhone to the gym
• Giants star teams up with NFL, dairy council to tackle childhood obesity
• Can a marriage survive an extramarital affair?
• Should patients remind health workers to wash their hands?
• Fewer blood pressure screens may be more effective
• Hungry for more: What weight-loss apps are missing
• New prostate cancer technology could lead to more targeted therapies
• FDA issues warning letters to 5 caffeine distributors
• 'Dos’ and ‘don'ts’ for a longer life
• US adult smoking rate dips to 17 percent
• Say 'Om:' Increase your paycheck with meditation
• More evidence breast cancer and prostate cancer cluster in families
• Cost of Preterm Labor Preventive Drug Increases From $10 to $1,500
• Doctors remove 9-inch fork lodged in man's stomach for 10 years
• Only three in 10 Americans have HIV under control, government report says
• Will seeing red help you lose weight?
• Obesity linked to vitamin D deficiency
• Mystery kidney disease killing Sri Lankan farmers
• Pre-diabetes diagnosis prompts Alec Baldwin to lose weight, exercise
• Mexico detects first case of mosquito-borne chikungunya virus
• Report: Tracking system needed to fight fake drugs
• Washington state attorney general seeks to raise smoking age to 21
• Tuberculosis tests urged for students, staff at Virginia high school
• On Ebola front line, first glimpse of end to epidemic
• Stem cell therapy shows promise for multiple sclerosis
• FDA revisits safety of health care antiseptics such as Purell
• Scientists use bioengineered yeast instead of poppies to make opioids
• Eat chocolate, win the Nobel Prize?
• FDA warns breathable caffeine maker over label
• Windowless offices may cause workers to miss out on sleep, study says
• Old at heart? New tool calculates heart's true age
• Heart failure successes not seen in younger patients
• Man stabbed in chest may have been saved by own heart defibrillator
• Health monitors for babies: Helpful or harmful?
• Gac: Strange Name, Powerful Fruit
• Women Turning Off Cellphones Amid Tumor Fears, Survey Finds
• Legionnaires' outbreaks not unusual in summer and early fall
• Health officials urge hospitals to 'think Ebola'
• Why energy drinks are harming your kids
• Google to add medical details to health topic searches
• Health officials say five Disneyland employees infected in measles outbreak
• Doctors should ask patients about alcohol misuse, panel says
• How to ease the sting with good intentions
• Despite evidence, parents' fears of HPV vaccine grow
• 4 companies recognized for putting healthy, fun spin on work
• Mother hears deceased son's heartbeat again in donor recipient
• Simple ways to prevent stroke
• HIV pandemic's roots traced back to 1920s Kinshasa
• Weight-loss drug may improve autism-style symptoms
• Why pigs are so valuable for medical research
• Smoking in pregnancy tied to kids' conduct problems
• The best eats from fall harvest
• Five million 'test tube babies' born across the globe
• Female libido drug remains in limbo
• FDA reviews 2 promising new drugs for hepatitis C
• Hormone-replacement therapy seems safe, study finds
• Progesterone test could reveal miscarriage risk
• New implantable device helps diabetics control blood sugar, lose weight
• 105-year-old grandmother's secret to longevity? Eating bacon
• The surprising danger of skipping breakfast
• Omega-3s may not protect against faulty heart rhythm
• 49ers place safety Antoine Bethea on injured reserve
• Dog food salmonella recall expanded in U.S., Canada
• 2015 Lott IMPACT Trophy: USC's Cravens among 22 quarterfinalists
• Deadly spider venom could treat ED, study says
• FDA limits use of testosterone drugs, warns of possible heart risk
• Manziel will 'more than likely' be Browns backup QB Sunday
• Grape Tomato Products Recalled for Salmonella Risk
• Wisconsin-Illinois pregame notes
• Cranberry juice may beat kids' bladder infections
• 4 ways to get rid of back fat
• Having twins? 11 tips for a healthy pregnancy
• Gene Therapy Used to Treat Blood Clotting Disorder
• 7 nutrients lacking in your diet
• Murphy, Escobar become the latest surprise stars in October
• Miley Cyrus latest celeb to promote gluten-free diet
• 49ers S Bethea goes on injured reserve with hurt shoulder
• Doctors save man’s hand by grafting it to his leg
• Caged in: Man's extreme measure to quit smoking
• Treatment-resistant gonorrhea threat rises in North America
• Oregon woman’s tattoo goes viral, gets Web talking about depression
• 7 African countries cut child HIV infections by half
• World Health Organization declares Senegal Ebola-free
• Women, break the trend: Take care of yourself
• 3-year-old swallows 37 magnets, tears holes in stomach
• Stress may sabotage diets by short-circuiting self-control
• Biomarkers in urine may help detect kidney cancer early, study finds
• Online volunteers map uncharted Ebola zones to help save lives
• Browns coach says Manziel 'more than likely' to be backup
• Atlanta students create device to help blind children learn Braille
• Many people with gluten sensitivity have not had proper tests, study says
• Pain-fighting implant directly targets nerves
• Turkish woman with womb transplant may be pregnant
• 49ers look to regroup over long weekend as season spirals
• Acne drug tied to a doubled risk of eye problems
• Online dating users more open to interracial relationships, study finds
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• Scientists race to beat mosquito resistance in fight against malaria
• Libya officials say mortar rounds targeting anti-Islamist protest kill 3 in Benghazi
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• Indians offseason preview: Power hitter remains glaring need
• No. 23 Blue Devils get defensive in visit to Virginia Tech
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• Disagreements over ground rules at contested Jerusalem shrine at the center of recent violence
• China cuts interest rates for sixth time in a year to spur slowing economy
• Flashback: Carter's walk-off HR for Jays wins 1993 World Series
• Mariners reportedly will hire Scott Servais as new manager
• Seahawks' Bennett puts on sack clinic to run down Kaepernick, 49ers
• Beast Mode formula clicks as Seahawks' Lynch piles up 122 yards
• Chicago high school football player dies after injury during game
• Marcus Mariota will sit out Sunday's game against the Falcons
• Jaguars trade laughs with fans in their London 2nd home
• Another loss to nemesis Seahawks dims productive game for 49ers' Davis
• Panthers DE Allen returning to lineup vs. Eagles
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• A rare Bible with an unfortunate misprint about adultery is going up for sale
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• At least 5 reported dead in Benghazi after attack on protest
• Pacific nation creates marine reserve the size of California
• Germany permits Etihad-Air Berlin code-sharing flights through January amid dispute
• Richt 'optimistic' Nick Chubb will play in 2016
• Short Hops: Braves right field review/preview
• The House Freedom Caucus should not 'divorce' the GOP
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• Vikings vs. Lions countdown
• With Bills-Jags from London, NFL experiments with streaming
• UN agency raises concerns about migrant women and children forced into sex to pay their way
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• Female beluga whale dies at Georgia Aquarium
• It's time for a Republican divorce
• Meat industry braces for WHO cancer risk verdict
• Drugmaker to offer $1 version of $750-per-pill medication
• Turkish court sentences 244 people to jail for 2013 anti-government street protests
• Ferland, Flames visit children's hospital dressed as The Avengers (PHOTO)
• For first time in history, Canadian players do not make up majority of NHL
• Surprising unit provides one of few positives early in season for Bruins
• Five takeaways: Clippers overcome 35-point deficit to stun Blazers
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• WATCH: League explains decision not to suspend Bruins' Zac Rinaldo
• Klopp: Benteke, Sturridge can play in same Liverpool XI
• The Audible: How Urban Meyer made Ohio State so good so fast
• Struggling Ducks lose to Predators 5-1
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• Mail-it-in Friday: It's our 'Star Wars'-themed NFL extravaganza
• New food study explains why pizza is addictive and salmon isn't
• Egypt officials: Roadside bomb kills police officer in Sinai, wounds 3 conscripts
• NASA gets shot of Pluto's smallest moon
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• Report: WWE's Randy Orton dislocated shoulder taking out the trash
• Shaq on Stephen Curry: 'No offense, but he looks like a little baby'
• Prison for man who brought fake chips to tourney, flushed them down toilet
• WATCH: UNLV freshman Derrick Jones jumps over three teammates
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• Hofstra's rise close to being complete
• The Audible: Why you can never doubt Michigan State and Mark Dantonio
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• Thankful that 'Semper Fidelis' is more than a slogan, it's a way of life
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• India says 1 civilian killed, another wounded by Pakistani troops in Indian-held Kashmir
• National Security expert: Thankful for my daughters and Walt Disney
• For babies, copy-cat games provide a social compass
• Louisville student sues Katina Powell
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• Manchester United's Van Gaal blasts EPL's 'evil' schedule
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• How to help someone who is addicted to drugs
• Where 2 Watch: NASCAR TV schedule for Talladega
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• Six Points: Bills vs. Jaguars
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• Many ads in parenting magazines show unsafe practices for kids
• UN: More studies needed on new malaria shots before using it
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• Without their stars, Badgers regroup and welcome newcomers after 2 Final Fours
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• Six Points: Eagles vs. Panthers
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• NFL Quick Hits: Dez still unlikely for Week 7
• How Ronda Rousey became the best fighter in the world
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• Muhammad Ali tweets support for Louisville during escort scandal
• Clippers rally from 35 down, win preseason finale despite Lillard's 39
• The Celtics should already know who will start at center
• Marcus Smart is finally showing legitimate point guard skills
• Report: Boston Celtics unlikely to agree on extensions with young duo
• Kevin Durant's largest endorser clearly wants him in Washington D.C.
• Michigan's core getting closer to full strength
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• Jerome Champagne enters FIFA presidential election race
• Wisconsin regroups, welcomes newcomers after 2 Final Fours
• Teens leaving foster system may lack needed mental health care
• UNLV looking for rebound season with talented roster
• Oregon sues GNC over some nutritional supplements
• Patients, donors in 3-hospital kidney swap meet in Detroit
• FDA warns of serious liver injury risk with AbbVie hep C drugs
• Lack of sleep linked to risk factors for diabetes and heart disease
• Panthers can't slow Blackhawks' power play in third straight loss
• More screening could help catch, treat depression in kids with diabetes
• New coach, same story: Blue Jackets lose in Tortorella's debut
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• Kobe sits out Lakers' preseason finale but expected to play in opener
• Aubameyang hat trick leads Dortmund to Europa win at Qabala
• 4 strengthening moves to ease shoulder pain
• Interview goes awry when C-Webb asked about former Michigan teammate Rose
• Pacers close preseason slate with 98-86 win over Charlotte
• Liverpool earn frustrating Europa point in Klopp's first Anfield match
• Fiorentina eye Chelsea's Falcao ahead of January transfer window
• In matchup of nation's best, Rosen wows with arm ... and maturity
• EU ministers agree on 2016 catch limits for Baltic fish stocks; environmentalists object
• Malaysia PM unveils 2016 budget aimed at boosting growth, winning support
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• Europa League: Molde blow by Celtic; Fener edge Ajax
• Conor McGregor blasts Joseph Duffy, offers to save UFC Dublin card
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• Ben Rothwell 'disheartened' at news of Stipe Miocic facing Andrei Arlovski
• Should Dustin Poirier have fought a short-notice replacement in Ireland?
• Randomness of Chase format keeps owners, drivers on edge
• Mets made Series investing in homegrown talent, not payroll
• Dale Jr. shares classic photo of young Dale Sr. on Instagram
• FANTASY NASCAR PREVIEW: CAMPINGWORLD.COM 500 Driver Picks
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• Report: Ole Miss DT Robert Nkemdiche cleared to play against Texas A&M
• Ole Miss expecting two defenders back ahead of schedule and in time for A&M
• Strong wants UT and OU fans to swap Cotton Bowl seats and here's why
• Rosen breaks school record, passes UCLA past Goff, No. 20 Cal
• Temple avoids disaster, pulls out win in first game as ranked team in 36 years
• Update: Victor Cruz still not cleared to actually practice
• Odell Beckham to practice on Saturday, play on Sunday
• Steelers' Ryan Shazier may kick it old school in his return to lineup
• Florida restaurant creates scholarship fund after denying LSU fans during game
• UCLA freshman QB Josh set school record for most completions in a game
• Profar 'going to be in a good position' for Rangers in 2016
• Price calls bullpen appearance in Texas 'a little bit weird'
• Despite playoff struggles, Royals still giving Blue Jays' Price respect
• Roethlisberger feeling good, but Haley prepping Jones to start
• Redskins' Dashon Goldson eager to play his former team
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• Report: Former bodyguard for Iran's Ahmadinejad killed while fighting in Syria
• UN human rights office decries growing insecurity in Burundi after 9 civilians shot dead
• Hillary Clinton showed us a glimpse of her soul at Benghazi hearings. It was chilling
• Muhammad Ali tweets support, unity for Louisville in scandal
• Lee Stempniak lifts Devils past Senators, 5-4
• Vanek, Wild spoil Tortorella's debut with Blue Jackets
• Vanek, Wild spoil Tortorella's Blue Jackets debut with 3-2 win
• Syria: Why we should let Putin put his hand in the hornet's nest
• Blackhawks beat Panthers in 1st game since Keith's surgery
• Alex Ovechkin lifts Capitals past Canucks, 3-2
• Carter, Lucic help Kings beat Sharks for third straight win
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• Miles scores 20 to lead Pacers past Hornets 98-86
• Portugal gets a new government, but probably not for long as opponents vow to stop it
• Sullinger scores 16 to lead Celtics to 99-85 win over Knicks
• Burke scores 17 to lead Jazz to 98-78 win over Nuggets
• Warriors rout Lakers 136-97 in preseason finale for both
• Griffin scores 22, Clippers down Trail Blazers 115-109
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• Spain: Moroccan navy recues 3 crew of Spanish military helicopter that crashed in Atlantic
• Exiled lecturer appeals to British MPs to talk to Nigerians about law criminalizing gay people
• 10-man Rubin Kazan spoil Klopp's Anfield debut with 1-1 draw
• NZ loses appeal against Olympic football ejection
• FIFA urged to make human rights key to presidential race
• Jerome Champagne enters FIFA presidential election contest
• At least 18 dead after twin bombings at Nigeria mosque
• Recruiting in Texas has never been tougher for Longhorns
• Ely blossoms as No. 19 Toledo's leader with UMass looming
• No. 2 Baylor goes for 20th home win in a row vs Iowa State
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• Owusu looks for encore when No. 10 Stanford hosts Washington
• Oklahoma QB Mayfield faces former team
• Nebraska, Northwestern are trending in different directions
• Spartans, Hoosiers both coming off dramatic games
• As Ohio State turns to Barrett, Rutgers rolls with Laviano
• Things to watch: Barrett starts; ACC powers on upset alert
• LEADING OFF: Royals host Blue Jays in Game 6 of ALCS
• Indianapolis cranks up pressure with aggressive approach
• Fight ends Mississippi junior college game
• Morales signing playing out quite well for Royals
• Tipster who questioned integrity of Hernandez juror in court
• Hillary Clinton's Benghazi testimony is over. Looks like Kevin McCarthy told the truth
• Rosen leads UCLA past No. 20 California, 40-24
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• 5 reasons Kurt Busch will win the Chase for the Sprint Cup
• Saban praises A&M crowd: (Kyle Field) is the kind of place (Bryant-Denny) should be
• LSU hoping punter Keehn can regain form
• WATCH: UCLA kicker breaks school record, nails 60-yard field goal
• Wild brawl leads to junior college game being canceled
• Boykin's Heisman hopes hinge on LSU's Fournette remaining magical
• VIDEO: South Carolina community demonstrates flood relief efforts on Homecoming weekend
• Seahawks continue to own rivalry over 49ers in latest divisional win
• Wilson, Seahawks rule rivalry with 49ers again in 20-3 win
• No bluster as Jets prepare to face Brady, Patriots
• ASU's Tim White on pace to break school record on special teams
• Florida commitment backs off pledge
• Texans' Wilfork speaks out about Florida police shooting
• WATCH: Cal WR Kenny Lawler shows off footwork, hands on beautiful TD catch
• Mattingly on splitting with Dodgers: 'This is just the best for both parties'
• Friedman tells Dodgers coaches they're 'free to look elsewhere'
• No. 22 Temple pulls away late to beat East Carolina 24-14
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• Appalachian State beats rival Georgia Southern 31-13
• Bucannon shining as Cardinals 'linebacker'
• Auburn optimistic Carl Lawson will return to the field this season
• DaVonte Lambert regaining his form coming off serious knee injury
• #TBT: Jeffery leading South Carolina over Alabama with magnificent catch
• Baylor was so bad before Art Briles it's almost not believable
• Report: Texas' Nike deal will approach $200 million over 15 years
• PHOTO: Missouri preparing for clash with Vanderbilt
• Mets set to add another chapter to their World Series history
• Bucannon, at last listed as linebacker, shining this season
• Vernon Adams Jr. wants to leave an impact on Oregon program in the season's second-half
• Jalen Hurd has been battling an illness during Alabama prep
• Former Muschamp kicker tabbed as winner of tryout by McElwain
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• Bears release DT Ratliff after animated discussion with GM Pace
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• Cowboys have 1st full deck of defenders for visit to Giants
• Cards' passing game gains another weapon in healthy Michael Floyd
• Cowboys have first full deck of defenders for visit to Giants
• WR Brandon Lloyd retires after 11 NFL seasons
• Saints aiming to solidify kicking game going into Indy
• Miles asks boy battling cancer to 'save a spot for me' in heaven
• Vols could wear the Smokey Gray uniforms again this season
• OUCH: Royals' Gordon takes foul off nose during off-day BP session