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By Health This article originally appeared on Time.com. This essay is part of a TIME series on the growing effects of antimicrobial resistance: superbugs that may no longer be treated with
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Read more ...By Health This article originally appeared on Money. The Republican bill to repeal and replace Obamacare narrowly passed the House of Representatives on Thursday, advancing a plan that would gut
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By Health This article originally appeared on Money. The Republican plan to repeal and replace the the Affordable Care Act (ACA), which narrowly passed a vote in the House today, rolls back
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By Robbie Couch I have a confession to make. It isn't pretty and I know better. I thought I would
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Read more ...By Cate Matthews Violinist Naomi Elishuv gave her surgeons their own private Mozart concert
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By Neila Rey You don't need a gym membership, and you don't need to check the weather report --
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By Sarah Klein By Rachel Swalin Most people love honey for its tasty goodness. The natural
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By Leigh Weingus They make see-through pants. You blew through an entire paycheck there once, and
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By Chris Lawhorn Flickr: Carlos Newsome Pop rules in this month's workout music recap. First off,
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By Judi Sheppard Missett I'm in awe of the amazing courage of those who battle breast cancer.
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By Ron Dicker On your mark ... get set ... catch your flight! Tokyo's Narita International
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By Reuters By Julie Steenhuysen CHICAGO, Feb 4 (Reuters) - After successfully
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By Nancy Brown On a recent Thursday afternoon, a heart patient going by the username "larryri"
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By Lynn Andriani It's not all green smoothies. (Hooray for pancakes and French toast!) By Lynn
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By Starla Fitch, M.D. I've been a doctor for more than 20 years, and I hate to break it to you,
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By Alan Christianson Can you believe just a few decades ago, fat-free foods were the rage? I
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By GQ By K. Aleisha Fetters for : Kendall Jenner's Topless GQ Cover Shoot3. Eat More Protein
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By Manoj Jain, MD MPH A few weeks ago an emergency room doctor called our infectious disease
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By Renee Jacques It's pumpkin mania up in here (and by here, we mean America). And while everyone
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Read more ...By Society for Women's Health Research Hot flashes. Night sweats. Mood swings. Trouble sleeping .
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By Sarah Klein By Melaina Juntti for Men's Journal Even routine runners have off days where legs
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By Sarah Klein Typically, when we think about enduring an injury, we imagine we have to do
Read more ...Somehow the most nonthreatening body problems almost always turn out to be the most frustrating.
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By Aimee Raupp Egg freezing parties are becoming the new thing for women. Especially since two
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By Ken Dychtwald Ph.D. Alzheimer's Has Become the Scariest Disease of Later Life It's true. In a
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