On Your Spine The problem: Sitting curves your spine into a C-shape, and keeping it that way too long can…
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Sleep deprived? Naps might help your immune system
Getting too little sleep is linked to poor health, but short naps might partly offset that effect, a small study…
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Happy words dominate most languages
From the idealistic prose of Cervantes’ “Don Quixote” to the crisis-ridden pages of daily newspapers, most human language tends to…
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Three US governors pledged to sample “pink slime” during a Thursday visit to a Nebraska beef plant, as they attempt…
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Common medicines may cut cancer drug potency
Many patients taking a widely prescribed class of oral cancer drugs are also using a variety of medications that could…
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The worst way to get over a breakup
Feeling heartbroken? Put down the pen and back away from the diary. Journaling can make it harder to get over…
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Key Protein for Brain Function Identified by Scientists
EDINBURGH – A key protein that helps the brain transmit information was identified by British researchers, who said it could…
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West Nile virus not backing down
Human cases of West Nile virus disease are continuing to increase. As of Tuesday, state health departments have reported at…
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U.S. FDA Seeks to Ease Confusion on Supplements
Health officials are seeking to clear up confusion about safety rules for dietary supplements by issuing draft guidelines for when…
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Flu Shot Linked to Reduced Heart Attack Risk
NEW YORK – Middle-aged and older adults who get the flu vaccine may be less likely to suffer a first-time…
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