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• Governors of New York, Missouri place wager on World Series
• Giants take advantage of Cowboys' mistakes, win 27-20
• Carr throws 3 TD passes, Raiders embarrass Chargers 37-29
• Man found dehydrated and sunburnt after disappearing 2 weeks in Australian tropical wilderness
• Miami fires Al Golden after worst loss in program history
• Sunday's NFL Capsules
• Arian Foster sustains Achilles tendon injury
• Tears, Trades and The Captain: Mets' wild ride to Series
• Bridgewater, Peterson help Vikings roar past Lions 28-19
• Cousins' 3rd TD pass of 2nd half lifts Skins past Bucs 31-30
• Brady, unbeaten Patriots turn it on in 4th, beat Jets 30-23
• 4 big plays early help Dolphins drub Texans 44-26
• Same bunch of Royals heading to World Series? That's half right
• Minnesota Timberwolves coach Flip Saunders dies of cancer
• Cardinals look to bounce back against 1-5 Ravens
• Special teams playing huge role in college football race
• WATCH: Blake Bortles' pick-six gives Bills lead after wild comeback
• Blake Bortles captains comeback drive as Jaguars beat Bills in London
• Glazer: Kaepernick 'on an island' in 49ers locker room
• Same bunch of Royals heading to World Series? Think again
• Jags hold off Bills, get first London win in game neither team seemed to want
• The Royals showed up at the Chiefs game with a shiny new trophy
• Jaguars hold on to beat Bills 34-31 in London
• WATCH: Johnson, Stafford reach rare touchdown milestone vs. Vikings
• WATCH: Jameis Winston makes a 40-yard touchdown pass look easy
• WATCH: Jarvis Landry weaves through entire defense for 50-yard TD
• Republic of Congo citizens start vote on referendum that could give president another term
• Suspected al-Qaida gunmen in Yemen free prisoner from central prison in Aden
• Man City reclaim EPL summit with derby draw against United
• Kane nets hat-trick, leads Spurs in rout of Bournemouth
• Aubameyang hits three as Dortmund cruise past Augsburg
• Report: Ryan Mallett missed Texans' flight to Miami
• Man United and Man City draw 0-0; Tottenham gets big win
• PHOTO: Tom Brady continues Photoshop brilliance with latest post
• Beware spoilers lurking in the final month
• Ethiopia: 5 opposition groups in exile say they have formed alliance seeking change back home
• Egypt interior ministry: 3 militants killed in gunfight in country's north, 3 troops wounded
• Scientists to scan 4 of Egypt's pyramids with waves and particles, seeking new discoveries
• Westbrook, Adams show off epic Halloween costumes
• La Liga giants Barcelona approve new record budget
• Silva goal lifts Monaco past Reims in Ligue 1 clash
• Ben Roethlisberger inactive; Landry Jones to start for Steelers
• WATCH: EJ Manuel hands Jaguars two defensive TDs in seven seconds
• Rex Ryan trolls former Bills coach with entire OL as captains vs. Jags
• WATCH: Calvin Johnson featured in Detroit Pistons' #TheLongestOop
• Kuwait court begins hearing appeal of 15 convicted for IS-claimed mosque bombing
• WATCH: Braxton Miller shows off a new receiving skill
• Moldovan officials release mayor detained for publishing phone call between ex-PM, businessman
• Coloccini sees red as Sunderland hammer Newcastle in derby
• UFC champ Ronda Rousey rings in another FOX NFL Sunday
• Brandon Marshall on Malcolm Butler: 'This kid can be special'
• Police name adult victims in Oklahoma State homecoming crash
• Aston Villa sack manager Sherwood after just eight months
• Dutch lawyers to take families' Srebrenica legal battle to European Court of Human Rights
• Pogba agent dismisses Barca deal, available at right price
• Just the facts: Everything you need to know for today's Chase race
• The Latest from NFL Week 7: An experiment with streaming
• Oman voters cast ballots for 85-seat advisory council with limited power
• China to supply gasoline to fuel-starved Nepal as India continues to restrict supplies
• No. 23 Duke wins 4OT thriller on road at Virginia Tech
• Lahm wants Bayern Munich boss Guardiola to stay at Allianz
• Aston Villa fires manager Tim Sherwood after 8 months
• Bills quarterback Taylor inactive for game against Jaguars
• Blue Jackets head coach John Tortorella unknowing participant in fan's selfie
• Kerry visits Saudi king to discuss developments in Syria, Yemen and Libya
• Chelsea fear Hazard could be tempted by PSG transfer
• Mourinho facing further FA sanctions after sending off
• Kenyan military: 15 Islamic extremist rebels killed, their base destroyed in southern Somalia
• How to find the best breast cancer info
• The depression moms don’t talk about
• Russian lawmakers say Syria's Assad is ready for early presidential election
• PHOTO: Kiffin trolls Tennessee fan base with pregame attire
• Tech Q&A: Buying a TV, tackle telemarketers, share large files and more
• Troubling trend in hiring is closing door on baseball's veterans
• Israeli military: Arab citizen uses paraglider to cross Syria border and join fighting there
• Twitter shares shock and condolences after Oklahoma State tragedy
• Clemson win only means one thing: It's time for Dabo to dance (VIDEO)
• Toews nets first goal in OT, 'Hawks top Lightning in Cup Final rematch
• WATCH: Tom Izzo's 'Mission: Impossible' midnight madness entrance
• Dunk City 2.0: Rayjon Tucker jumps over teammate
• Georgetown's Akoy Agau out indefinitely with torn ACL
• WATCH: Xavier's Musketeer Madness highlights
• FDA approves human clinical trial aimed at curing paralysis
• For some colon cancer patients, travel distance limits access to chemo
• WATCH: Oklahoma State players kneel, pray after homecoming tragedy
• Don’t let traveling mess with your weight-loss efforts
• American Ebola patient making progress at Nebraska hospital, officials say
• Mandel's Heisman Top 5: Fournette stays put as new QB emerges
• Hormone Gel Could Drastically Reduce Premature Births
• Countries with more wealth, better hygiene have higher Alzheimer’s risk
• Alzheimer’s at 39
• Some flu vaccines promise a little more protection
• Maker of Children's Tylenol to plead guilty over recall
• Hot temps likely not tied to heart birth defects
• 7 mistakes healthy people make
• Infants with hearty appetites may be predisposed to obesity, study finds
• Questions arise over new diagnostic test for fibromyalgia
• Fecal transplant regulations too strict, some say
• Arizona loses freshman Ray Smith for season with ACL injury
• Researchers find brain mechanism that leads to cocaine addiction
• Study finds women don't care about men's penis size
• Exercise cuts kidney stone risk in women, study shows
• 7 ways to eliminate stressors
• Surprising signs you'll live to 100
• 4 lifestyle factors to consider when choosing health insurance
• Scientists plan controversial lab-made bird flu
• Stressed out! How to navigate one—or more—life changing events
• Rare disorder makes girl's skull too small for brain
• Stem cells, 3-D printing hold promise for sight restoration and organ replacement
• Dentists remove 232 teeth from Indian teen's mouth
• Smaller servings mean more balanced meals for kids, study finds
• New dietary supplements promise energy shot for the brain
• 'Stunning' number of extreme drug doses by doc, expert says
• Should physicians ‘fire’ patients for not getting vaccinated?
• Sydney wins tight derby to go atop A-League table
• Nine months later, Washington, DC, hit with a shutdown baby boom
• Protruding ears don’t trigger assumptions about personality
• After losing daughter, California mom vows to raise awareness of deadly amoeba
• Nevada health officials hope fall break halts spread of norovirus in schools
• 6 superfoods all children should be eating
• Patients don’t realize smoking worsens inflammatory bowel disease
• 5 tips to have a healthier, happier holiday
• Church credits 'miracle' after paramedics revive man who collapsed during service
• Surgeon Walked 6 Miles in Snowstorm to OR
• Generic Drug Model Shifting as Brand Name Patents Expire
• Man infected with smallpox-like virus through sex
• Taco Bell pulls commercial mocking vegetables
• The hidden dangers of taking common painkillers
• Study Says Car Pollution Can Damage Brain
• Popular sleep medications associated with increased risk of death
• Americans spend the most on health care, but have the lowest life expectancies
• Texas health officials issue measles alert
• Call for overhaul of drug industry business model
• West Nile virus cases down in 2013
• Want to get healthier and leaner? Eat more fat
• How Hugh Jackman stays Wolverine fit
• Quick tips to turn your unhealthy home into a healthy one
• Belgian infant contracts HIV via breast milk
• Experts warn against do-it-yourself facelifts
• Weight-loss supplement linked to liver failure case
• Bullying Sends Kids to Nurse for More Than Injury
• U.S. hospitals make fewer serious errors; 50,000 lives saved
• Bird flu vaccine works on chickens; testing on turkeys, says USDA
• Why cheating on your diet is actually good for you
• New robotic surgical institute opens in the Dominican Republic
• Googling your diagnosis: Can the Internet save your life?
• Poor coping skills hurt kids' quality of life
• Utah toddler home for holidays after 3D-printed device helps him breathe
• Scientists using 3D-printed models to study biological molecules
• Ebola outbreak 'out of control,' says CDC director
• 1 in 5 women will undergo pelvic surgery in her lifetime, study says
• Treat strep throat to avoid complications
• Would NYC's ban on big sodas reduce obesity? Experts weigh in
• Regeneron scientists discover key to excess bone growth in rare disease
• Toy scooters sending more kids to ER
• Flu vaccine not tied to pregnancy complications
• Low iron intake during pregnancy linked with autism
• How to avoid chemicals in common baby products
• Passport programs at hospitals facilitate patient-doctor communication
• US states urge FDA to ensure warnings on liquid nicotine products
• Mammals may host more than 320,000 undiscovered viruses
• CT scanning shown to cause DNA damage, study finds
• Q & A: What you need to know about nerve agents like sarin gas
• Unusual condition causes woman to hallucinate scary faces
• Painter with Parkinson's switches hands, mystifying doctors
• Study: Certain medicines could make you more selfish
• Patient at New York City hospital tests positive for Ebola
• How to survive a worse-than-usual allergy season
• Report says nickel in iPad, other devices may cause rash
• Does lightning cause migraines?
• Doctor makes stage-door visits on Broadway
• Erectile dysfunction drugs may be solution for Duchenne muscular dystrophy
• 1 in 3 older adults reports age discrimination
• Antidepressants have sexual side effects in teens, too
• 'Bikini bridge' photos trending on social media
• Sex poses surprisingly low risk to heart patients
• HIV linked to higher chance of heart attack
• Rare condition leaves woman slowly going blind and deaf
• Factbox: How Ebola spreads and started
• Are low-carb diets safe for the kidneys?
• Study concludes that many cancers caused by bad luck in cell division
• Extra virgin olive oil linked to lower blood sugar and cholesterol
• 4 foot exercises
• Next for Google: big autism project
• Sleep hygiene: How you can enhance the quality of your sleep
• This woman can see 100 times more colors than you can
• Adele stops smoking and starts exercising, reports say
• 11 sex tips that are better than ‘female Viagra’
• US preterm births fall to 15-year low, still worst in developed world
• Friends, teammates call for support of softball player who suffered brain aneurysm
• Upgrade your anti-inflammatory breakfast
• 5 reasons to eat more fiber
• Clinical trial attempts to cure autism with cord blood
• Is being a chef the most dangerous profession?
• Obesity 'as bad as cigarette smoking' for life expectancy, study says
• Hand Sanitizers Under Fire as Superbug Fighters
• How retired soldiers can face more than PTSD alone
• New inhaled Ebola vaccine works in monkeys
• Philadelphia children's hospital bans dietary supplements
• UK proposes rule for embryos made from 3 people
• 'Severe obesity' rising in US youth
• 7 DIY health cures anyone can do
• Satisfying snacks that won’t wreck your diet
• Rebuilding an ACL
• Extreme Preemies Show Mental Deficits as Adults
• Thousands of British Patients Take Part in Landmark Cancer-Gene Study
• Bellafill dermal filler effective 5 years after treatment, study says
• How to overcome career regrets
• FDA issues proposed rule to improve food safety for animals
• Kids' race may play a role in ER treatment for pain
• Bullying linked to increased inflammation, study finds
• Is your child getting enough fiber?
• More middle-aged US women having babies outside marriage, CDC says
• Pathway launches 'liquid biopsy' to find cancer in healthy people
• Doctors report success using immune therapy to fight cervical cancer
• Fetal tissue research declining, still important
• NASCAR’s Brian Vickers returns to racing in Daytona 500 after fighting life-threatening blood clotting condition
• Vigorous workouts, but not work, tied to blood pressure
• AMA supports ban on marketing energy drinks to kids
• New glaucoma treatment approved
• How to read nutrition fact labels
• Cancer studies often downplay chemo side effects
• Activists urge US states to pass laws banning female genital mutilation
• CDC report: US middle, high schools’ early start times harm students’ health
• 4 more aid workers flown back to US for Ebola monitoring
• Dispute flares within FDA over safety of popular blood pressure drugs
• Experts find link between deadly MERS virus and camels
• Tai chi can help build strength, relieve pain
• Toxic mess: Agencies at odds over Ebola-waste disposal
• Dog people, cat people really are different
• Cancer gene mutation more complex than previously thought
• Severe flu season straining the resources of ERs around the country
• Drug-free alternative to pain meds
• Can acupuncture help women get pregnant?
• Cold weather can actually cause colds, study finds
• Meet the man who claims he doesn’t need food
• Quick pen-and-paper test can spot signs of dementia
• Changes in walking may indicate Alzheimer's disease
• Human cadavers provide new skin for chronic wounds
• Office holiday party in Florida hospitalizes dozens
• New technology cures GERD without surgery
• 'Sleep Debt' Tied to Attention Trouble in Teens
• 5 healthy habits that regulate your appetite
• Disney gave input on measles health messages, documents show
• Healthy pleasures prevail at Las Nubes Natural Energy Resort in Costa Rica
• Stomachache? Here's what could be wrong
• Dr. Manny: Dissolving female condoms raise some concerns
• Dr. Manny: I may be fat, but I will never take weight-loss supplements
• Childhood ADHD linked to secondhand smoking
• Fats from fish and plants may help older adults live longer
• Studies show breast cancer patients can skip some treatments
• How to keep weight off
• Quit-smoking drug Chantix may be safe for patients with treated depression, study shows
• High-tech help for abuse victims
• Dental billing fraud is more common than you think
• FDA approves new use for Celgene's cancer drug Revlimid
• College student killed by nut allergy
• Missouri to use same drug involved in Michael Jackson's death for executions
• Australian siblings working to raise awareness for childhood cancer
• Teen HPV vaccine does not spur riskier sex
• Dog sneaks onto ambulance to be close to owner
• Researchers create lab-grown brain using human skin cells
• Norovirus: Should you be afraid to go on a cruise?
• Cancer patients taking statins may have lower risk of dying
• Tired? Sleep alone for best results, study says
• Learn to love healthy foods
• Messy babies make faster learners
• Drinking black tea may cut blood pressure
• Tuberculosis and superbug strains 'ravaging' Europe, WHO warns
• Money, sleep and love: What makes a happy parent?
• Virtual reality pedals and dances its way into fitness classes
• Popping Xanax is more harmful than you think
• The worst salad toppings (and what to choose instead)
• Adding therapy to meds may speed depression recovery for some
• Cyclone Pam takes heavy toll on remote island of Vanuatu
• Is your home obesogenic?
• Study says smelling farts can be good for you
• FDA urges protection of medical devices from cyber threats
• Researchers develop way to wirelessly charge medical devices inside the body
• How accurate are cardio machines' calorie counters?
• Advocate fights for new Huntington’s disease legislation in mother’s memory
• Toddler almost drowns ... long after she left the pool
• FDA approves new insomnia drug
• Coverage for Vaccines
• Hypertension Study Prompts New Diagnosis Guidance
• 7 surprising signs your immunity needs a boost
• Higher purpose in life tied to better brain health
• The details on 'gluten-free' labeling
• Why women find it harder to quit smoking
• Do Slurping, Chewing Sounds Send You Into a Rage?
• Two doses of HPV vaccine may be just as effective as three, study shows
• This tea has 10 times more antioxidants than green tea
• L.A.'s richest man ups the ante in fight against cancer
• How to Have a Happier New Year
• GSK's new once-daily HIV drug matches Merck rival
• United Nations to deploy Ebola mission in worst-affected states
• Nearly half of teens with autism bullied, study says
• How having strong arms can help you run better
• Tinkling spoons can trigger seizures in cats
• 13 comfort foods that burn fat
• Asperger's dropped from revised diagnosis manual
• Study: Cervical cancer rates higher in older women than previously thought
• McDonald's shuts down employee site following scrutiny over posts that told workers to avoid fast food
• Bedbug Pesticide Illnesses on the Rise, CDC Reports
• China pollution wafting across Pacific to blanket US, report shows
• Study backs more aggressive treatment for high blood pressure
• Health care worker in New Jersey tests negative for Ebola, state says
• Flu outbreak: Why are so many not getting vaccinated?
• Arizona freshman Ray Smith out for season with ACL injury
• 5 steps to quitting artificial sweeteners
• US cancer deaths fell 22 percent since 1991
• A 'cure' for blindness? Stem cell advance boosts prospects for retina treatment
• Jillian Michaels’ advice on how to live the life you want
• How red wine could help fend off cancer
• 5 tips to better understand your health insurance
• iPod video used to encourage organ donation
• Canada supplies small amounts of Ebola treatment for patients in Spain, Norway
• FDA had many complaints on Massachusetts pharmacy, report says
• Common Painkillers Tied to Miscarriage Risk
• The surprising food flavor that can help you shed pounds
• FDA warns against using caffeine powder
• California doctor performs heart surgery on physician who delivered him
• Subban, Pacioretty help Canadiens beat Leafs, improve to 9-0
• CDC recommends combo HIV test for faster detection of virus
• Chill out, enjoy the holidays without weight gain
• Devils continue rebound from sputtering start, beat Sabres
• Chinese boy whose eyes were gouged out by attacker is getting implants
• Controversial e-cigarettes as good as nicotine patches in helping smokers quit
• Sunscreen slows skin aging, study shows
• Blue Jackets beat Avs under new coach Tortorella for first win
• Doctors spend very little time talking about sex with teen patients, study argues
• The lowdown on free radicals
• Lower back pain sufferers have less evolved spines, study says
• Buffalo's Evander Kane goes down with knee injury
• Weather causes 2,000 deaths each year in US
• Respect women's choice to have home birth, pediatrician group says
• Study: New Breast Cancer Gene May Help Predict Risk
• Bluebird Bio's sickle cell gene therapy working for French boy
• College athlete Lauren Hill’s fundraising inspires $15G donation
• Ameridose plans voluntary shutdown amid meningitis outbreak
• More than 100 students kept out of Long Island school amid flu outbreak
• New 'consciousness meter' could aid brain-injury treatments
• Preemies may be more likely to develop psychiatric disorders, study suggests
• Organization Puts New Twist on Athletics for Disabled
• Website ranks the healthiest chain restaurants in the US
• West Africa Ebola virus is a new strain
• Consumers Complain Swedish 'Beauty' Gum Claims Are Misleading
• Sharon Osbourne says she underwent double mastectomy after learning of cancer risk
• Cattle parasite study points to possible way to fight malaria
• Vegetarian diet provides good nutrition, health benefits, study finds
• Make over your medicine cabinet with natural cures
• WHO declares end of separate Ebola outbreak in Congo
• Boedker has hat trick, Coyotes beat Senators to snap skid
• FDA approves drug for relapsing multiple sclerosis
• Ease up on salt, not flavor
• Faulty sex gene behind high rates of male bowel cancer, experts say
• Nyquist scores in OT, Wings beat Canucks 3-2
• Early bilingualism improves thinking in old age
• Junk foods disguised as healthy
• Feldman's Top 10: Clemson vaults to top after crushing Miami
• Weird science: 5 strange health findings this year
• Virtual reality therapy shows benefits
• Wild-Jets Preview
• The Relaxing Power of Kava
• Roche Cholesterol Drug 'Fine' for Blood Pressure
• 8 things nobody tells you about your post-baby body
• Vitamins E, C no help against vision disorder
• Should you sit or stand at work? Both may kill you, experts say
• Smartphone apps for skin cancer: How accurate are they?
• 5 natural headache remedies
• Perms and hair dyes linked to concerning compounds
• Some Small Risks to Antidepressants in Pregnancy
• Top 10 Habits of Elite Athletes
• National Bed Bug Summit Hopes to Find Solutions
• BPA Exposure: Should Pregnant Women Be Concerned?
• Women who sit too much have higher breast cancer risk
• Teaching of STD, pregnancy prevention stalling in schools
• Acupuncture could help in the dentist's chair
• Feldman's Heisman Top 5: Elliott's back but trails 3 other RBs
• Apple's HealthKit to be used in medical trials at Stanford, Duke
• Doctor's Group: Offer Mammograms Starting at Age 40
• U.S. Food Lobby Fighting Hard to Defend Kid Ads
• Gamba Osaka beats Sendai 3-1 in key J-League match
• How to Prevent Cold and Flu
• What to know before exercising outdoors with allergies
• Infections linked to mood disorders
• Dr. Manny: President’s speech puts more Americans at risk
• Outbreak of 'nightmare bacteria' in Illinois stirs worry
• In race for Ebola vaccines, technical hurdles loom large
• Study Says Light Drinking OK in Pregnancy
• How 'brain-on-a-chip' could test drugs
• Anesthesia could harm young kids' brains, study says
• Exploding Breast Implants Recalled
• Worries over Nelson Mandela's health bring up aging questions
• Ritalin may pose brain risks for young people without ADHD, study shows
• Suicide survivors help to shape prevention efforts
• Warming up can slim you down
• Hospital charity says death toll in northern Afghanistan bombing hits 30
• Tips for a healthy school year
• Scientists tap dragonfly vision to build a better bionic eye
• More US girls now getting cervical cancer vaccine -- but not enough, CDC says
• Health apps help patients participate in clinical trials
• Wal-Mart stores first to offer HPV, hepatitis vaccines from certified nurses
• Could your Valentine's kiss give you lead poisoning?
• Silent Signals You're Stressed
• Grapes, Wine Can Protect Skin From Sun Damage, Study Says
• Investigators say home's fumigation poisoned a boy
• Liberia urges sexual caution to beat Ebola outbreak
• Guilt may spoil restorative effects of entertainment
• Man's hormonal condition was 'eating' his finger bones
• New Jersey teacher diagnosed with meningitis
• Colorado boy receives postcard from father who died of rare neurological disease
• Job stress raises women's heart attack risk
• 15 natural back pain remedies
• 17 killed, dozens hospitalized after fire breaks out at Indonesia karaoke bar
• Face transplant patient celebrates life in public
• Can man-made chemicals affect kids' immunity?
• What's 'super' about super foods?
• Colored contacts popular at Halloween may impair vision
• The Pill Sabotages Sex, Boosts Relationship Happiness
• Should You Skip Alcohol If Mom Had Breast Cancer?
• Healthy diet tied to lower risk of cognitive decline
• NY mom wins right to not vaccinate son over religious belief
• US health official says Ebola has 'upper hand'
• Conjoined twins to star in new reality TV show
• 7 secretly unhealthy foods
• Poodle born without paws to be fitted with prosthetics
• Resistance to malaria drugs has spread in Southeast Asia
• African-Americans still more likely to die from cancer
• EPA: No Health Risk From Radiation Heading to California
• Putting a Price on Blood Tests Can Save Money
• Researchers seek to improve bipolar disorder, depression treatment
• Counterfeit fragrances on the rise, could be hazardous to health
• New treatment gives hope to 'butterfly' kids
• Smokers who quit may have brains hard-wired for success
• Post-Katrina Heart Attack Rate Three Times Higher, Study Says
• Scaling back: 3D fitness tool shows real results and weight loss progress
• How much do chronic diseases cost in the US?
• 6 quick-fix breakfast ideas to quell crankiness
• Pop culture shapes women's pregnancy expectations
• Smokers Show Higher Risk of Leg Artery Disease
• Doctors use 3-D printing to remove, re-implant skull of toddler with rare condition
• Dr. Manny: Don't jump to hasty conclusions about Newtown shooter
• Anger disorders may be linked to inflammation
• Early caregiving may affect child's academic, social success
• NYC pharmacy blends Eastern and Western medicine
• ‘Fattest man in the world’ dies at age 44
• Phone therapy helps some with marijuana dependence
• Mother of UK woman who died after purchasing diet pills online urges caution
• Muscle weakness may contribute to tension headaches
• California hospital says it will keep teen declared brain dead on life support
• Rising suicide rates spur global push on prevention
• Georgia community throws ‘white Christmas’ party for terminally ill 5-year-old
• Giffords' Doctors: 'Gorgeous Gabby' Recovering Well From Skull Surgery
• 20 percent of handbags carry more bacteria than a toilet
• BMI may miss 25 percent of kids with obesity
• Cheap Drug Increases Smokers' Chances of Quitting, Study Finds
• Pregnant Women Should Avoid Hair Dryers, Microwaves
• Vest for the deaf translates speech into vibrations
• Meningitis outbreak stirs calls for FDA pharmacy oversight
• Kraft Singles to lose artificial preservatives
• Big rise in Americans with diabetes, especially in South
• Pot Use May Mellow Out Men's Sexual Function
• Athletic Rope Necklaces: Medicine or Fashion Statement?
• A Team Effort to Fight Ovarian Cancer
• Rare disorder causes 5 siblings to walk on all fours
• Review finds flu shot is still a good choice for seniors
• Long-term safety of ADHD medicine still a question, study says
• After decades of blindness, man now sees with bionic eye
• Cigarette Makers Sue FDA Over New Labeling Rules
• 4 US deaths linked to enterovirus D68 respiratory illness
• Quicker Radiation Therapy Doubles Mastectomy Risk
• FDA Says it Will Allow Cheaper Version of Preterm Birth Drug
• Scientists Develop New Blood Test to Detect Heart Attacks
• Diet supplements recalled on unlabeled drug worries
• American medical worker exposed to Ebola arrives in Omaha
• Are You Marriage Material?
• Oregon Votes to Outlaw Sale of Suicide Kits
• 6 exercise mistakes you're probably making
• Should science on brain injury inspire a ban on boxing?
• Texas doctors do first skull and scalp transplant
• Bullying, child abuse hasten aging in kids
• Study: Diabetes Again Linked to Colon Cancer Risk
• Keeping brain active may delay cognitive decline by 9 years, study says
• Should Your Hairdresser Screen You for Skin Cancer?
• Woman's brain tumor may have been her unborn twin
• Eating slower may help cut calorie consumption, study finds
• Rare conjoined twins, sharing a heart, born at Georgia hospital
• Cancer Drug Could Prevent Blindness in Preemies
• Dr. Manny: Judge is placing young women in danger with Plan B decision
• CDC: Adults Eating Less Fruit, Not Enough Veggies
• Fox on Sex: Help! I Can't Find My Sex Life!
• Underage Drinking Hits Hospitals at New Year
• 11 Things Sports Can Teach Us About Sex
• After years of decline, US births leveling off?
• Obese patients face long odds against returning to a healthy weight
• Moods and booze: Alcohol's effects differ in men and women
• Got Cancer? How a Sledge Hammer Can Help
• Cholesterol Drugs Safe, Even After a Decade of Use
• Mother saves son's life by Googling symptoms after initial misdiagnosis
• Dallas girl battling leukemia granted wish to become art teacher for a day
• 8 Tips for Telling Your Partner a Health Secret
• Common diabetes drug could fight ovarian cancer
• Drugs that can make you gain weight
• How much does it really cost to have a baby?
• No increased stress from heavier social media use, survey says
• Asia's biggest vaccine maker to seek fast-track nod for dengue drug in India
• Children’s snack brand recalls applesauce due to mold
• Optimistic Teens Show Lower Depression Risk
• Experts: 366 Million People Now Have Diabetes
• Weight Lifting Benefits Breast Cancer Survivors
• FDA proposes program for faster approval of medical devices
• Hot flash treatments don't make the grade
• Chicago woman receives life-saving kidney transplant from dying son
• Sorry, but your kid was not born an altruist
• Study on ER returns suggests more need for follow-up care
• Docs use part of man's leg to rebuild his face after fireworks injury
• High Blood Sugar Seems to Invite Colon Cancer
• Have you been showering wrong?
• For Smokers, Vitamins Don't Cancel Out Harmful Habit
• New Diabetes Device Tests Tears Instead of Blood
• What's in Your Gut? 3 Bacterial Profiles Defined
• Florida MERS patient sat in busy ER for hours
• Understanding unfamiliar nutritional terms
• Modern day telepathy? Scientists develop method for reconstructing thoughts
• Hepatitis B program helps cut infant infections
• Why this 560-pound man decided to bike across America
• ADHD: The Answer Is Not Always in a Pill
• Universities monitor pig virus with government slimdown
• Kids Gain Extra Pounds After Tonsil Surgery
• 3 ways your phone and computer screens are sabotaging your day
• Complex Migraine Behind CBS Reporter's On-Air Health Scare
• Mississippi Most Obese State, Colorado Least
• Insight: Evidence grows for narcolepsy link to GSK swine flu shot
• Benefits of chocolate milk after your workout
• Ovarian cancer vaccine shows promise in trial
• Vaccine linked to serious intestinal disorder in infants
• Will your teen become a problem drinker? The brain tells all
• Porn Star Dies After Sixth Breast Surgery
• Judge rules against school district's 'abstinence-only' sex ed
• Woman raises $15K to extract sperm from brain-dead fiance
• Celiac disease linked to miscarriages and preterm deliveries
• For girls, mom's physical activity level sets the example
• Anti-addiction groups call for FDA commissioner to step down
• When the choice isn’t yours: Families of pediatric cancer patients live in fear amidst measles outbreak
• Breath temperature test may help diagnose lung cancer
• Doctor details non-surgical ways to look better in 7 days
• South African HIV prevalence rises on soaring new infections
• Separating fact from fiction about Ebola
• More measles cases tied to Disneyland, Illinois day care
• Healing allergies all naturally
• The food label mistake that could harm your child
• Leading stem cell scientist cleared of misconduct charges
• Back manipulation may help relieve chronic pain
• Ebola-infected American doctor releases statement from isolation: 'I am growing stronger every day'
• Minnesota teen with difficult-to-treat epilepsy gets new device that can predict, abort seizures
• The brain on alcohol: Why some drinkers black out
• What parents need to know about new drug trends in kids
• China bird flu analysis finds more virus threats lurking
• CDC lays out new plan to counter Ebola exposure in US
• Dead Dog's Sperm Frozen for 21 Years Produces Litter of Puppies
• Branded Drug Prices Soar as Generic Pressure Rises
• Interactive rehabilitation device restores vet’s use of hand after stroke
• Rising Prostate Cancer Rate Seen in U.S. Servicemen
• Blue Bell expands recall of ice cream made at Oklahoma plant
• Federal panel approves weight-loss drug Qnexa
• Egg Recall: Complete Information List
• College Students Hospitalized After Downing Alcoholic Energy Drink
• 4 tips for making your run more fun
• Weight loss reduces cancer risk in overweight women
• Study: You really can have a 'good cry'
• MS Drug Results Boost Late-Stage Chances
• Dirty Truth: Humans Eat Dirt to Shield the Stomach
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