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Americans: A bit too jolly and obese for the British

The British have another criticism of the United States. We're getting too fat. In fact, according to a study published in the British ... continue reading

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SPOTLIGHT: Catholic hospital religious - a thing of the past?

It's a sign of the times. Sister Mary Jean Ryan, one of the last CEO's in the church from a religious community, has retired from her ... continue reading

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Worried about aging? Get used to it.

Famed Spanish explorer, Juan Ponce De Leon travelled what is today the southeastern United States, in a destructive, and ultimately futile ... continue reading

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BREAKTHROUGH ALS discovery announced.

Researchers at Northwestern University report they have found the underlying cause of all the varied forms of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis ... continue reading

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Dogs detect cancer in humans

There's another reason why dogs can be considered man's best friend. They can detect cancer. This is according to a report in the European ... continue reading

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Study: Why YOUR medications could cost 4,500 percent more

Medication in the US is expensive with pharmacists paying tens of dollars per pill on a routine basis. That cost is passed to the patient ... continue reading

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Depressed? Don't read this article.

Women who take anti-depressants have a new reason to be depressed: They could have a stroke. In a study by Harvard researchers published in ... continue reading

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Ask Dr. Denton: Some like it HOT! Health Benefits to Eating Hot Peppers? Watch

What gives these hot peppers their bite also gives some wonderful health benefits. Capsaicin is a compound found in those little, big, ... continue reading

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Good news, cancer on the decline

Since the 1990's cancer deaths have continued to decline, but the rates still remain higher among the poor and less well educated ... continue reading

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Stealthy liver disease affects one-third of all Americans

For anyone, even slightly overweight, nonalcoholic fatty liver disease is a surprisingly common threat that is proving difficult to ... continue reading

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