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Full Coverage of this storyDiet Swap Study Reveals How Ultra-Processed Foods Can Derail Weight Loss
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Full Coverage of this storyExpanded colorectal cancer screening finds more cases
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Full Coverage of this story'Flesh-eating' bacteria cases are popping up along the Gulf Coast. What you need to know.
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Bird Flu May Be Airborne on Dairy Farms, Scientists Report
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Full Coverage of this storyDenver, Jeffco confirm 4 human cases of West Nile virus
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Full Coverage of this storyStaten Island medical experts urge parents to be cautious of this ‘highly transmissible’ illness
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Full Coverage of this storyBill Gates says rising anti-vaccine sentiment in U.S. will exact heavy toll overseas
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Full Coverage of this storyHealth officials warn of spread of Victorian-era disease... as cases hit new highs
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Whooping cough mysteriously packing a wallop in southern Utah in big numbers
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Full Coverage of this storyWhat is the Nordic Diet? Is It Good For You?
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Serious tick-borne virus investigated on Martha's Vineyard
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Full Coverage of this storyClackamas County resident treated for rabies after encounter with infected bat
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Tired of walking 10,000 steps a day? A new study says 7,000 is just as good
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A Massive New Study Says This Is What Happens–Especially to How Long You’ll Live–When You Walk a Little More
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You don’t need to walk 10,000 steps daily for ‘health benefits’: study
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Common allergy medication’s risks outweigh its usefulness, experts say
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Health experts warn Benadryl may not be as helpful as once thought
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Full Coverage of this storyScientists Just Found a Shocking Link Between Dirty Air and Dementia
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Low-dose X-ray treatment is being used for arthritis, plantar fasciitis and other benign conditions
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Full Coverage of this storyShort, Brisk Walks Could Help You Live Longer Than Long, Slow Strolls
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Full Coverage of this storySouthlake hospital hit with lawsuit, federal citation after North Texas tween nearly died
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Can't Sleep? These 5 Yoga Poses Knocked Me Out Faster Than Melatonin
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Full Coverage of this storyDoctor says this simple blood test could help identify heart attack risk in advance
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Scientists Reveal Turning Point When Aging Accelerates in the Body—and What to Do About It
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Full Coverage of this story10 Symptoms ER Doctors Say to Never Ignore
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Full Coverage of this storyCardiologists Are Begging You To Add These 3 Budget-Friendly Foods to Your Grocery List for Better Circulation
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