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Children should be outside enjoying moderate to vigorous activity for about an hour every day, according to researcher Dr. Pooja Tandon.
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As the furor over using lean finely textured beef in our pre-made hamburgers continues to heat up, Marion Nestle provides a summary of the debate and poses some new questions.
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Created at the Urban Glass art center in New York, Lloyd-Jones's human organs hold inert gases that are influenced by electrical current.
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The Coalition against Typhoid was established to combat this neglected disease and advocate for the millions currently suffering from it.
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The Human Nutrition Research Center on Aging at Tufts University has reviewed the studies and found that berry fruits protect brain cells from damage and prevent inflammation.
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After bending, pulling, grabbing, twisting, lifting, squatting, tossing, and catching for days, you learn the importance of adequate sleep and eating well during the spring harvest season.
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The stand-up comedian turned podcaster has racked up more than one million downloads in just a year with his special formula for self-help.
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For $8,000 it was easy for the author to justify selling her eggs the first time. The second time, too. Only then did they share the bad news.
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Many insurers don't cover it, and most people who qualify are afraid to get the procedure, but bariatric surgery has proven to be effective.
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According to recent research, men and women derive satisfaction from their partner's ability to empathize in vastly different ways.
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One out of every 30 babies born in the United States in 2009 was a twin, compared to just one in every 53 babies born back in 1980.
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A just-published study of tens of thousands of identical twins around the world confirms that genetics are a poor, if not purposeless, prognostic of the chance of getting a disease.
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Here's the dilemma: Pink slime solves a serious food safety problem and is nutritious, but it violates many cultural norms here in the U.S.
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Since its debut last year, the iPhone ECG has proven its worth by diagnosing previously asymptomatic patients and college athletes.
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Assembled by Abbott Laboratories, the Low T Quiz is a ten-question online survey designed to tell whether you suffer from low testosterone.
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