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• Kids' Sleep Disorders Perplex Most Doctors, Study Finds
• NFL: 'Unfathomable' findings led judge to rule for Brady
• 10 visual signs you may have a health problem
• Low estrogen may play a role in 'male menopause'
• Man wears pink tutu to cheer wife with breast cancer, raise money
• Doctors who treat Ebola feel more socially isolated
• Few people heading toward diabetes know it
• Increasing daily coffee consumption may protect against type 2 diabetes
• Having 5 or more pregnancies may affect heart health
• How to protect yourself from deadly brain-eating amoeba
• Fewer kids hurt on the stairs, but still a danger
• A cure for cancer – in the intestines?
• Royals' Perez earning a reputation for being indestructible
• Watching TV may cause teens to be overweight, study shows
• California finds toxins in nail polishes
• Lawsuit claims arsenic found in popular low-priced wines
• Germany Steps Up Hunt for Deadly E. Coli Source
• Healthy kids still at risk for flu deaths, study finds
• Where will calorie labels appear? Not just menus
• Parents Blame Tainted Alcohol Swabs for Toddler's Death
• Obese preschoolers already show signs of health problems
• Mike McCoy knows his team has hit its absolute low point
• In pursuit of next-generation Ebola stockpile vaccines
• Pot death: Teen leaps 4 stories after eating marijuana cookie
• Chargers get a much-needed break with Orlando Franklin's injury
• Babies born at 12:12 on 12/12/12
• Consumer group wants FDA to order warning on energy drinks
• 19 bizarre home cures that work
• Raiders' road win over Chargers 'felt like a home game'
• What is ICSI infertility treatment?
• Jets bemoan missed opportunities in loss to Patriots
• Celiac Disease on the Rise in the U.S.
• McCoy: Chargers outplayed, outcoached in loss to Raiders
• How did steroids linked to meningitis outbreak get contaminated?
• Liberia avoids mass hospital strike amid Ebola
• Flu reaches epidemic proportions in US
• US foods labeled 'natural' often contain GMOs, group reports
• Newly discovered virus lives in half the world's population
• Study links eating more protein to lowered stroke risk
• Father's age seen as crucial to baby's disease risk
• Children's bed-wetting may be caused by constipation
• Germ Cesspools
• Kelly changes story on why Mathews didn't get more carries
• Liberia reports dozens of new Ebola cases along border
• New Tests of U.S. Airport Scanners Find Radiation at 'Acceptable Levels'
• Study: Whooping cough vaccine safe for pregnant women
• Raiders use all-around performance in latest win
• What's in urine? 3,000 chemicals and counting
• Boy survives after having nail scissors lodged in his heart
• Man with face transplant poses for GQ
• 'Healthy' obese people still have higher risk of diabetes, heart disease
• Huge study investigates horrors of waking up during surgery
• Surrogate mothers in India unaware of risks
• Dealing with mean girls — and boys — in the workplace
• Vegan mom gets baby back after losing custody
• Switching doctors? 4 expert tips for a smoother search
• More evidence shows fecal transplants may combat bacterial infections
• New insights into premature ejaculation pave way for better treatments
• Drinking caffeinated coffee boosts blood flow, study shows
• For some elderly, unclogging leg arteries doesn't improve mobility
• Review examines risks, responses to in-flight medical emergencies
• Doctors say gene therapy helping blood cells fight cancer
• Women shop more, seek variety in men when they are most fertile, study says
• Injured Gymnast Walks Out of Hospital After ‘Cooling’ Treatment
• Report: Millions of Americans have uncontrolled blood pressure
• Skin moles tied to breast cancer risk, studies show
• If you use products with microbeads, here's why you should stop
• Bacteria thrive in the 'go green' age, Dr. Germ warns
• Prescription drugs that lead double lives
• Preschoolers with ADHD often treated incorrectly
• Man wins $2.5M drug suit after growing 46DD breasts
• Why children's diseases move south to north across the US
• American journalist to receive blood transfusion from Ebola survivor
• Wisconsin twins give birth just 8 hours apart
• Feds Approve Second Human Study of Embryonic Stem Cells
• 3 steps to treating jellyfish stings
• Missing whooping cough shot boosts kids' disease risk
• Texas considers change to stem cell regulations
• Georgia autism project looks to early detection
• Surgeons perform near-total face transplant on patient
• Why caloric restriction alone won't help you live longer
• Group therapy may work as well as drugs to prevent depression relapse
• Pharmaceutical website helps patients find open pharmacies in states hit by Superstorm Sandy
• 15 tips for allergy-friendly gardening
• Why anxious people may want to eat lots of pickles
• Football fans gain average of 10 pounds during regular season, poll finds
• NFL kicker Lawrence Tynes fighting Buccaneers over MRSA infection
• Sugary drinks kill 184,000 people every year
• City of Vancouver bans doorknobs in future housing projects
• Older parents more likely to have an autistic child, study finds
• Woman's stomach pain caused by tool left behind during 2012 surgery
• Avoid holiday sugar shock for better brain health
• Study will test whether Ebola survivors' blood can treat virus in others
• Diseases and illnesses common after major hurricanes
• New Sugar Guidelines May Pose Heart Disease Risks
• Nicotine quick-fix mouth spray helps some quitters
• Teachers ditch student desk chairs for yoga balls
• Dr. Manny: Why we need more efficient yet properly regulated medical marijuana research
• Report: Nearly 47 million people now have dementia
• Man from Saudi Arabia, 39, dies from new coronavirus
• Exercise, diet may keep sleep apnea from worsening
• Contraceptive recall could put Pfizer at risk of multimillion-dollar lawsuit, attorney says
• Study questions kidney cancer treatment in elderly
• Chicken nuggets contain bone, organ parts, study finds
• The worst states for melanoma
• Girl, 8, survives ovarian cancer
• Resveratrol may reduce Alzheimer’s biomarker, study suggests
• Scientists find promise in ‘back boost’ study for future flu vaccine
• Immunotherapy now used to treat cancers beyond melanoma
• Aspirin users with common genes may get less colon cancer, study says
• Drinking and Breastfeeding: How Much Is Safe?
• Heart transplant recipient falls in love with donor’s sister
• Are low-salt diets necessary (or healthy) for most people?
• Lose 10 pounds in 3 weeks with this diet
• Antidepressants not tied to stunted infant growth
• Sexting common, linked to sex among high-risk youth
• Patient tests negative for Ebola in Colorado, state health officials say
• Eating disorder specialists not immune to weight bias
• Is too much fruit making you fat?
• Ethiopian health workers arrive in Liberia to help fight Ebola
• Beastie Boys singer's death puts spotlight on rare cancer
• Connecticut teen must complete cancer treatment in hospital, judge says
• Third Ebola patient treated at Emory expects to be released 'very soon'
• CDC: 16 million children can legally purchase e-cigarettes
• At-home stool test can effectively detect colon cancer
• Claims of virgin births in US near 1 percent, study finds
• Minorities, young people take longer to diagnose for cancer, UK study says
• Doctors say fitness trackers, health apps can boost care
• Blue Bell resumes selling ice cream after listeria recall
• Antioxidants don’t improve fertility, study shows
• New ticks spread across Southeast, diseases rise
• Michigan pilot program to offer sideline concussion tests
• Doctors expect Nebraska Ebola patient to make full recovery
• Flu season fuels debate over paid sick days
• FDA Testing Orange Juice for Fungicide
• Study: More U.S. Teens Using Oral Contraceptives
• Scientists dispute cellphone study that says use doesn't increase brain tumor risk
• 7 caffeine-free ways to boost your energy
• 6 diet trends you should never try
• Legionnaires' death toll rises to 10 in western Illinois
• First baby of 2015? It’s a secret in many places
• Albino alligator 'Bino' gets acupuncture for scoliosis in Brazil
• Mental decline? Not for today’s 90-year-olds, study shows
• Committee backs goal of 1 million for US 'precision medicine' project
• Baby born with baseball-sized tumor on bottom
• Bored in the bedroom? 6 ways to rev up your love life
• Woman credits ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ with saving her life after breast cancer diagnosis
• How smart is your smoothie?
• 11 foods to never eat when you’re stressed (and 11 others to indulge in)
• Washing raw chicken increases risk for food poisoning
• Happy? Positive outlook may be good for your heart
• Autism research: 4 things we learned in 2014
• Doctor incentives tied to better teen drug treatment
• CDC issues new guidelines for workers dealing with Ebola patients
• For Africa’s hunted albino children, new limbs and new hope
• GSK says new data support filing of diabetes drug
• Deadly MERS outbreak has not spread outside South Korea hospitals, WHO says
• Nurse infected by Ebola sues Texas hospital
• Scientists have just created a better peanut
• What geneticists think you should know
• California warns against intentional measles exposures
• Drinking hot chocolate may help keep brain healthy, study finds
• The Best Way to Burn Butt Fat
• New DNA research points way to faster flu vaccines
• How french fries may help you recover after a workout
• Safety Board Proposes Ban on Cell Use While Driving
• Saudi Arabia confirms 2nd case of SARS-like virus, says patient recovering
• Workout plans for every excuse
• Ebola death toll rises to 5,459, says WHO
• What are trans fats and why are they unhealthy?
• 3 lifestyle changes to boost your metabolism
• Most smokers with bladder cancer know tobacco was the cause
• Men Think They're Hot - and It Works
• Probiotics: Marketing ploy or miracle cure?
• Ebola ravages health care in Sierra Leone capital
• On maintaining a sense of humor in my fight against cancer
• Chemotherapy treatment might induce leukemia relapse
• Living with diabetes: How to use food to manage blood sugar
• Heart docs call for help for severely obese kids
• More and more Americans want their meat raised without antibiotics
• Restless Legs Syndrome May Be Sign of Serious Heart Risks
• Happy? Sad? Breastfeeding may affect babies' awareness of social cues
• Parents' habits may be to blame for child’s obesity risk
• NYC amputee awarded nearly $18 million from city and hospital
• OCD: When intrusive thoughts overwhelm the brain
• Tomatoes: A natural sunblock for your skin
• Drug-resistant bacteria lurk in crowded Afghan war clinic
• Babies make predictions, too
• Family that lived with Texas Ebola victim showing no symptoms, mayor says
• Hundreds of cancer apps: Do they work?
• U.S. spending on medicines falls for first time in 55 years
• Could an anti-HIV vaginal ring be on its way?
• Food Allergies Cost $500 Million a Year, Study Finds
• What is Morgellons disease?
• Scurvy is more horrific than you think
• Crib mattresses release potentially harmful chemicals, study finds
• British PM Cameron faces revolt from unelected House of Lords over tax credit cut plans
• Casual marijuana use linked with brain abnormalities, study finds
• The humanity of healing: Doctors are people, too
• Many Ways Food Can Get Tainted From Farm to Fork
• Massachusetts governor orders surprise pharmacy inspections
• Two-thirds of operations to remove appendix are unnecessary, study says
• Quadruplets born to 65-year-old German woman leave hospital
• Long-term aspirin use tied to lower colon cancer risk
• 7 diseases that strike younger than you think
• Which doctors should 'own' end-of-life planning?
• Breast-fed babies show buildup of potentially harmful chemical
• Is the Ebola outbreak entering a new phase?
• Feeling sad? Smell a happy person's sweat
• Baby pacifiers 101: How to choose, use and wean
• ‘Lost’ memories restored in mice
• Woman's rare disorder causes her to see humans as dragons
• Cell phones may damage sperm, health advocacy group says
• 4 things you should know about a high alkaline diet
• Waiting for Mr. Right may be an evolutionary wrong
• Children’s ability to follow a beat may impact reading, language skills
• Acting out dreams is often early sign of Parkinson's disease
• Boys slightly more likely to be born prematurely
• Wrestler who lost his leg after car crash hopes to recover
• Long-term low-dose radiation exposure may increase leukemia risk
• Balance training a key element of exercise
• 3-year-old Georgia boy to receive kidney from Facebook donor
• Watch a disabled kitten walk for the first time with a mini wheelchair
• Taveras' passing remembered by Cardinals one year later
• Ebola outbreak 'pretty much contained' in Senegal and Nigeria
• California police seek man who refused tuberculosis treatment
• 5 things you probably didn’t know about lupus
• Deaf mice cured with gene therapy
• Medicare proposes covering lung cancer scans for heavy smokers
• 5 tricks to help form healthier eating habits
• FDA backs use of Humira to treat ulcerative colitis
• 'If We Could Put a Man on the Moon...'
• Hormone therapy should not be used for disease prevention, study says
• Toxic Metals Found in Kids' Drinking Glasses
• Feeding Toddlers Junk Food Leads to Lower IQ
• Parents' Drinking May Be Risk Factor for SIDS
• Breastfeeding may protect babies from arsenic exposure
• Ebola response in rural Sierra Leone not yet rapid enough
• Dangers of formaldehyde lurk in everyday products
• Gin-Soaked Raisins May Alleviate Pain
• Your Mother Was Right: Good Posture Is Important
• Vibrating clothes could help blind people navigate
• Study links common heartburn drug to increased heart attack risk
• China factory whirs overtime to make Ebola suits
• Fox on Sex: A Hands-On Guide to Massage
• Japan Doctors Used Twitter to Save Patient Lives After Quake
• Too Many Blood Transfusions? New Standards Urged
• Study Links Persistent Depression to Childhood Abuse
• Brain plaques may be worse than carrying Alzheimer's gene
• Dieting for Dollars? More U.S. Employees Trying It
• How often does enterovirus D68 cause paralysis?
• Your guide to running at any level
• Doc: Giffords Becoming 'More Responsive'
• Prancercise: New eccentric fitness routine mimics dancing like a horse
• Disappearing Resources of the Amazon
• The new genetic disorder every mom needs to know about
• Dining out: Put the control back in your portions
• Man Urinates in Water, City Flushes 8M Gallons
• Top 10 Fall Workouts
• Surgeon Takes Out Wrong Part of Man's Brain
• Susan Lucci, Husband 'Face' Condition Very Close to Their Hearts
• Woman's Bra Cure for Cleavage Wrinkles a Hit
• Amusement rides linked to 4,000 injuries in children each year
• Jets center Nick Mangold has sore neck, X-rays negative
• Celebrate the Fourth of July With Healthy Recipes
• Taste Test: Swiss Chocolate vs. Made in China
• Why We Feel Nostalgic During the Holidays
• Caldwell flip-flopped on decision to fire coaches in matter of hours
• Boys, girls have unique difference from moment of birth
• Mysterious Heartland virus is carried by ticks, study shows
• Lifestyle factors can halve heart failure risk after 65
• Smoking in pregnancy tied to lower reading scores
• Bill Gates, Donors Pledge $4.3 Billion for Vaccines
• 1 in 4 couples share HPV strains
• Junk Food Still Stars in TV Ads Seen by Kids
• Stress receptors in taste buds may explain emotional eating
• Fox on Sex: Let's Get Naked!
• Girls With Migraines Pack on Extra Pounds
• Dog Saves Michigan Man's Life by Chewing Off His Toe
• When Teachers Highlight Gender, Kids Pick Up Stereotypes
• Study: AIDS Pill Helps Gay Men Avoid HIV Infection
• Could the Human Race Be Shrinking?
• Diet Sodas Don't Help with Dieting
• Panthers perfect behind NFL's top-ranked rushing attack
• 5 babies test positive for TB in Texas exposure
• Embryonic cloning shows promise for treating diabetes
• 49ers reportedly in talks to play preseason game in Australia
• Memories Take Hold Better During Sleep, Study Claims
• Stronger Smoking Bans Could Save Lives, Cancer Group Says
• Dr. Oz’s ‘The Daily Dose’ switches radio distributors
• Garrett: Cowboys' Hardy won't be punished for sideline rant
• Study: Wide hospital quality gap on maternity care
• Decision on Ebola mass vaccination in August at earliest, WHO says
• The important spice recall you may not have heard about
• 9 benefits of sex during pregnancy
• Heavy Drinking May Raise Abnormal Heart Rhythm Risk
• Sleep-texting: Harmless, embarrassing or risky?
• U.S. Pet Owners Paying for High-Tech Veterinary Care
• Fats you can—and should—eat
• Toddler Released From Hospital After Metal Rod Impales Skull
• Junk Food Linked to Risk of Depression
• To Reduce Pain (and Alter Your Brain), Try Meditation
• Redskins' Gruden: 'I probably wouldn't be standing up here'
• Massachusetts baby born at 10:11, 12-13-14
• US obesity rate reaches new high
• The first date workout
• Men, Boomers Fuel Growth in Spa Industry
• The Science Behind Being Happy
• Preemies Can Catch Up in Vocabulary By Teen Years
• Unbeaten Packers return from bye healthier
• 6 children with rare disorders helped by gene therapy
• Injectable Birth Control for Men? New Research Shows It's Possible
• Parasitic Worms May Offer Hope for MS Patients
• N.J. parents see hope after transplant denial outcry
• 5 Quick Changes to Drop 5 Pounds
• U.S. Goalkeeper, Tim Howard, Shuts Out Tourette's
• Woman’s Body Cut in Half to Treat Aggressive Cancer
• Skid at 5 straight and 15 of 16, Titans desperate for win
• Broncos have a gauntlet of opponents in November
• Woman loses 112 pounds after kicking Coca-Cola habit
• Woman accidentally gets earring stuck in lung after using inhaler
• How to exercise more intensely? Use your brain
• Unapproved meningitis vaccine now being used at 2nd US university
• At 3-4, Ryan's Bills more resemble pushovers than bullies
• Infections most common cause of readmissions after surgery
• Hepatitis outbreak kills 16 in South Sudan refugee camps
• What is deep brain stimulation?
• New colon camera pill gets clearance from FDA
• Hot flashes, night sweats may linger well into a woman’s sixties
• How to Build Muscle Fast
• Infant Motrin recalled due to plastic particles
• Mother of six fakes terminal cancer, dupes supporters out of thousands
• Study finds little evidence supporting medical marijuana for treatment of depression
• Testosterone rules for women ahletes are unfair, researchers argue
• Poll: New Australia prime minister's popularity is growing while opponent plumbs new low
• How siblings affect your heart health
• ‘Scandal’ actress reveals battle with debilitating condition
• What animals taught veterinarian about coping with cancer
• Study: Cannabis may prevent brain damage
• Epidurals may make labor longer than originally thought, study finds
• Marijuana pill may be better for pain
• How diet and lifestyle can impact your family’s genetic disease risk
• Worldwide smoking habit is 'alarming,' study says
• Your food packaging contains 154 hazardous chemicals-- and it's completely legal
• Protein shakes that won't leave you bloated  
• French Schools Ordered to Ration Ketchup to Protect Cultural Heritage
• Counseling May Not Help Pregnant Smokers Kick Habit
• Last Ebola patient in Liberia to be discharged from treatment center
• Broccoli could help prevent arthritis, researchers say
• Can You 'Catch' Alzheimer's Disease?
• Couch Potatoes Missing 'Exercise Gene,' Scientists Say
• Gene Therapy Shows Promise for Parkinson's
• Lung cancer drug improves survival in late-stage trial
• Scientists use exercise apps to identify fittest US states
• Why We Love to Gossip
• A packaged warning? Psychiatrist protocol when receiving threats from patients
• Patients recruited for vital studies on Saudi MERS virus
• UCLA Surgeons Complete First Hand Transplant in California
• AstraZeneca drug combination on track to fight lung cancer
• Newer whooping cough vaccine not as protective
• Cancer Rates in U.S. Continue to Fall, Report Says
• Diabetes 'cure': Diet and exercise work for some
• Sick New Hampshire Researcher Leaves Antarctica, Arrives in New Zealand After Delays
• 10 Morning Rituals That Improve Your Appearance
• Mysterious skin condition 'Morgellons' not contagious, study says
• How much water do you actually need?
• Oral cholera vaccine could speed control efforts, trial finds
• Toddler recovering after being hit by home run ball at White Sox game
• Can organic farming save us from overexposure to pesticides?
• Brain Stimulation May Help Some Stroke Patients
• Antidepressant link to newborn disorder may be less than believed
• Prescriptions for ADHD drugs double among adults
• CDC: 1 in 4 deaths from cardiovascular disease is preventable
• Teenager fighting bone cancer falls victim to hoax
• 5 Things You Didn't Know About Hangovers
• 20 ways to sleep better every night
• Could Cereal Boxes Give You or Your Children Cancer?
• Schools increasingly check students for obesity
• Everyday health dilemmas solved
• Hold the Pillow Mint, Send a Yoga Mat
• E-cigarette researchers count puffs, scour Facebook to assess risks
• Dads' Depression Linked to Kids' Behavior Problems
• U.S. to Test Therapy to Prevent Birth Defects
• Foodborne illnesses: Origins and prevention
• 5 myths and facts about your sagging face
• HPV Test Beats Pap for Cervical Cancer Screening
• Study: Hundreds of U.K. Women Wrongly Told They Had Miscarriages
• Can Carbon Dioxide Help With Nasal Allergies?
• 9 Exercises You're Doing Wrong
• Oral immunotherapy for peanut allergies shows promise, study finds
• Metabolism myths
• Psychological Trauma Linked to Bowel Disorder
• Antidepressant Killing Your Libido? Not for Long
• The Pros and Cons of Colonics
• Only Some PMS Symptoms Improve With Antidepressant, Study Says
• Costlier Prostate Cancer Treatments Gain Popularity
• U.S. citizen in Ghana tests negative for Ebola
• Using Vinegar to Detect Cervical Cancer
• Roche Skin Cancer Drug to Get Priority Review in U.S.
• A blood test to predict aging?
• 3-D mammograms see breast tissue better
• Social media fuel dangerous 'thigh gap' weight-loss goal
• US shuts down Ebola treatment center in Liberia
• Get sexy summer shoulders fast
• Study: People More Likely to Admit Weight Problem If Doctor Addresses Issue
• Sperm's 'swimming pool' may affect health of offspring
• 6 ways daycare is healthy for kids—and moms too
• Passing gas 101: What your flatulence patterns mean for your health
• Most youth who use smokeless tobacco are smokers, too
• 10 ways to cut out salt and sugar
• Why white lies can kill your sex life
• To boost your memory, take a nap, study says
• Ambien may improve memory, study finds
• 3-year-old girl dies after dental procedure
• Going gluten-free may not improve athletic performance
• Why we love binge watching
• 5 tips for talking to your kids about sex
• Sitting increases risk of heart failure in men, study shows
• Terminally ill woman follows through on decision to end her life, dies in Oregon
• Research identifies complex of neurons crucial to controlling attention
• Stem Cell Research on Donor Eggs Often Kept Confidential
• Study questions benefit of vitamin D for asthma sufferers
• FDA approves OxyContin for use by children ages 11 to 16
• Researchers identify brain region that deciphers between new and old memories
• 'Vomiting Larry': Puking robot helps scientists study spread of norovirus
• 'Hot' Excedrin for sale at steep prices online
• Addicted to Facebook? Study shows users are lonelier
• Melanoma deaths more likely in young men than women
• Dementia app spots early signs of condition
• Mind-body education helps irritable bowel syndrome
• Mother hears her own voice again after nearly four years
• Childhood obesity linked to multiple sclerosis
• Colon cleansing: 7 myths busted
• Grim Ebola prediction: Outbreak is unstoppable for now, doc says
• High-sodium diet linked to obesity in teenagers
• Naughty or nice? Brain chemical may tell
• Progress, no big breakthrough, in hunt for HIV cure
• 5 Reasons why you need more fat in your diet
• Gene-swapping vaccines spawn lethal poultry virus
• Wrigley takes new caffeinated gum off market amid discussions with FDA
• Autism linked with air-pollution exposure during pregnancy
• Acceptance of heart failure improves patients’ quality of life
• First West Nile case reported in NY as virus hits 17 states
• 4 tips for smart workout recovery
• 5 myths and facts about sagging breasts
• Man saved by rare 5-organ transplant
• Cancer patients to cut doctor's long locks for charity
• First lady's healthy kids director knows toll of poor diet
• Educated youth football coaches can cut injuries, study says
• Brain’s visual cortex processes both sight and sound
• Surgeon General: 1 in 4 high school students smokes regularly
• Family holds blood drives for 2-year-old with rare disorder
• C-section rates continue to decline in the US
• 5 ways to keep your summer cocktails skinny
• Type 2 diabetes linked to common virus
• Brain study provides clues at how fibromyalgia works
• Report urges new name, better diagnosis for chronic fatigue
• After trauma, women face heart disease risk
• Man struck by lightning in the head, survives
• Marijuana use may affect the size and shape of men's sperm
• Boom in gene-editing studies amid ethics debate over its use
• US doctors target sugary drinks bought by government
• As Ebola vaccine trials near, raising awareness in Sierra Leone is next task
• 10 Revelations That Have Kept Me Going
• E. Coli Outbreak in Europe Should Be Warning for Americans
• Every new movie and TV show you can stream on Netflix this week (October 25 - October 31)
• Especially grim encephalitis toll feared in India
• Molecule found in broccoli linked to improved autism symptoms
• Man's best friend helps soldiers with PTSD
• 'Wait-and-see' response may be best for early prostate cancer
• Are your shoes making you fat?
• Hair loss treatment may be dangerous to kids
• Study finds patients treated with generic statins more likely to adhere to medication regimen
• Transgender man’s 1,400 daily selfies documenting transition go viral
• The best fall foods for radiant skin
• Stem cell 'Wild West' takes root amid lack of US regulation
• Is 'affluenza' contagious? Teen's drunk driving defense sparks controversy
• Flesh-eating Krokodil drug surfaces in Chicago suburb
• Smoking in pregnancy tied to teens' hearing loss
• 'Hip-hop' ambulances in Colorado pump out bass to move motorists
• Flight Attendants Help Woman Give Birth During 2-Hour Flight
• Leg amputations for artery disease on the decline
• France confirms first case of new SARS-related virus
• Pharmacy linked to meningitis deaths failed to follow safety, quality procedures
• How schools can better address mental health in wake of Sandy Hook shooting
• Region matters when picking wine for health benefits
• Study says nut eaters have lower cancer, heart disease risk
• Exercise may boost mood for some chronically ill
• Dara Torres's secrets for a healthier life
• Pill may make pizza, pasta safe for gluten-free diners
• One in five teens have tried e-cigarettes, a British study finds
• Study says more than half of all infants at risk for suffocation or SIDS when sleeping
• Family of Scottish teen who suffered brain damage after taking ecstasy posts video of daughter
• 'Couch Potato' Pill Prevents Heat Stroke, Study Finds
• 8 reasons you’re still hungry—even after you just ate
• Researchers successfully erase and restore memories in rat brains
• Girls suffer second-degree burns from fruit
• MTV star and cancer survivor creates patient gift registry website
• Yoga at work may relieve stress and back pain
• CDC to baby boomers: Get tested for hepatitis C
• How to treat bug bites
• 'Freshman 15' may be oversold, analysis says
• Herbs to treat anxiety
• New York City Kids Score a Win in the War on Fat
• Car pollution linked to autism
• Despite inspections, raw milk sickened more than 100
• Major study finds earlier HIV treatment improves health, NIH says
• Army surgeon to test vaccine that could prevent cancer
• 10 ways to a flatter stomach
• 7-year-old Georgia boy one of first in state to test experimental cannabis oil
• Controversial ‘internal bra’ procedure promises a longer lasting breast lift
• How America's 'heroin city' is turning itself around
• Why swimming may be the best exercise for older adults
• Viral campaign sends young Kansas City fan battling cancer to World Series
• WHO issues guidance on new SARS-like virus
• ADHD rates are lower at higher elevations, study finds
• Parental attitudes may contribute to kids’ chronic constipation
• Julie Bowen: Adventures of a 'Modern Family' mom
• Top heart doctors fret over new blood thinners
• Women may feel more anxiety at work than men, but this can help
• Stem cell fertility treatments could be risky for older women
• Lefty or righty? Genes for handedness found
• 5 filling and slimming high-protein snacks
• HIV infections rise, thwart Brazil's AIDS efforts
• Should you take fish oil supplements?
• 'Guyliner' and 'Manscara' No Longer Just for Rock Stars
• Comet Lovejoy appears to be a well-stocked bar in space
• FDA Rejects New Diet Pill Over Heart Safety Concerns
• Cancer doctors often delay referrals to hospice care
• Ryan Fitzpatrick's arm strength isn't ideal: 'I max out at 30 yards'
• Hospitals, NYBC plan for blood supply issues ahead of Hurricane Sandy
• Vitamin D linked to improved breast cancer survival rates
• X-rays negative on Matthew Stafford's hand
• Girl, 9, loses 66 pounds, changes lifestyle after bullies target her
• MadFriars' End of the Year Recap: El Paso
• A journey of uncertainty
• Probiotics May Ease Kids' Belly Aches
• Dying California mother sues for right to die
• Is Your City Making You Sneeze?
• Curing sinusitis with a balloon
• Scientists Hoping to Fight Cancer With Cancer
• Chad Curtis says he's broke but has 'truth' in lawsuit
• Commuter infected with measles is San Francisco LinkedIn employee
• Top 10 Calorie-Burning Activities
• Are Japanese mushrooms the cure for HPV?
• Report: Harmful Errors, Accidents Still Common in Hospitals
• Fox on Sex: 5 Ways to Get Your Wife to Have More Sex With You
• 8 ways to boost your metabolism
• Laws deny leprosy sufferers right to work, travel, marry, study finds
• Rates of high belly fat leveling off among kids
• Trim your thighs with an easy 15-minute workout
• Jets' Mangold has sore neck, X-rays negative
• Letting go: Reflecting on the prospect of a healthier new year
• Lovie Smith taking over playcalling duties has backfired so far
• Honey-based mead may curb antibiotic resistance, say makers
• Lions fire offensive coordinator Lombardi, 2 OL coaches
• Report: Louis Murphy suffers torn ACL, placed on injured reserve
• Search Continues in Arkansas Ground Turkey Outbreak
• Coughlin likes the fight in the Giants this season
• Ebola spread fears rise as clinic looted, Liberian officials say
• Researchers say form of Ecstasy may offer some relief for combat trauma
• Gerald McCoy: 'The offense won the game today, this one was on us'
• Fox on Sex: Take Your Partner on a Sexy Field Trip
• Who Wants to Live Forever? Scientist Sees Aging Cured
• Patriots not enamored of Thursday night games
• Is Technology Tempting You to Cheat?
• Curt & Shonda Schilling Open Up About Son's Asperger's Diagnosis
• Children with cancer denied access to life-saving medicines in EU
• Tetraphase's bowel drug fails late-stage study, shares slump
• When It's Time to Worry About Your Scary Symptoms
• 8 health shortcuts that work
• 5 Ways to Destress Right Now
• What happens to the brain in a coma
• Kanye West Video May Trigger Epileptic Seizures, Experts Say
• Advil vs. Tylenol: Which to use and when
• Could exercise be unhealthy for some people?
• Is Michael Jackson's Son Suffering From Vitiligo?
• New Phone App Will Test for STDs
• Study: Most Kids Do OK After Almost Drowning
• If I Have to Have Cancer, I Wish I Were Bald
• When ignorance is bliss: The question I’m too afraid to ask my doctors
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• Logano wins with controversial finish at Talladega
• Weekend Sports In Brief
• Pakistani officials say Indian fire kills 2 civilians, wounds 14 near disputed Kashmir
• Roadside bomb strikes vehicle in Afghanistan, killing 2 local human rights workers
• Earnhardt OK with ruling that denied him final shot at 'Dega
• World Series: How the Mets and Royals match up
• Falcons happy to dissect play after 10-7 win over Titans
• Tannehill helps Dolphins improve to 2-0 under coach Campbell
• After Skins top Bucs 31-30, Cousins asks: 'You like that?!'
• Panthers downplay 6-0 start after 27-16 win over Eagles
• Fitzgerald, Smith: The tall & short of elite receivers
• Diggs, Bridgewater lead Vikings to 28-19 win over Lions
• Investors to bid for cattle ranches as Australia's largest private land owner up for sale
• Stat Watch: Lynch shining in spotlight for No. 16 Memphis
• Who gets a World Series ring? Sometimes, you'd be surprised
• Bortles leads Jaguars to 34-31 win over Bills at Wembley
• Chiefs turn back Steelers 23-13 to snap 5-game losing streak
• Brees' big plays late help Saints put away Colts 27-21
• Gurley carries load in Rams' 24-6 win over Browns
• Harris makes big play to leads Giants over former teammates
• ICYMI in NFL's Week 7: Hardy makes Dez seem level-headed
• Newton, Tolbert lead perfect Panthers over Eagles 27-16
• More than 120 hurt in high-speed ferry accident off Macau
• Elderly man shoots mother, himself at New Jersey assisted living center
• Governors of Missouri and New York make World Series bet
• NFL Today, Week 7
• Eagles 7-time Pro Bowl LT Jason Peters leaves with injury
• Sessions leads Incarnate Word past Abilene Christian 25-20
• Greg Hardy scolds Cowboys kick coverage team