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Washington, D.C. is the smartest U.S. city about sun exposure; Chicago ranks last of 32 locales, says...
Current illness count on my team at work: 7/9. Those two non-ill people? Amoungst them, me. In order to bring up the energy in the room, I have fallen back into the role of manically energetic fool. Today, when I came to the conclusion that it's more...
A new detailed analysis of human studies of beta-carotene, vitamin A, and vitamin E shows that people who take these antioxidant supplements don't live any longer than those who don't take them. In fact, those who take...
Nicotine levels in cigarettes rose 11% from 1998 to 2005, according to a Harvard School of Public Health analysis.
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Giving cough and cold medications to children under age 2 years can be dangerous, even deadly, according to a new investigation conducted by the CDC.
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A new study suggests drinking the equivalent of two cups of coffee before exercise may reduce post-workout muscle pain by nearly 50%.
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Among women 40 and older, denser breasts may mean greater breast cancer risk, a new study shows.
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By: MamaluvA cancer that is caused by a virus. Did you know about this? I was shocked to hear, and so I took it upon myself to spread the word.
Cervical cancers the word, and the primary cause is HPV, Human papillomavirus. Yearly almost 6 million women in the US are infected with this virus, 10,000 will develop cervical cancer and over 3,700 will die of this disease. HPV is an STD; the American...
"Have a cup of tea. That'll make you feel better." Granny was right; tea really is good for your health! But who knew it was a legitimate stress buster too? A new study in London suggests that drinking black tea helps reduce stress and promotes relaxation. According to webmd.com, researchers determined that black tea drinkers were able to de-stress more quickly and had lower levels of the...
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