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New research shows an indoor source of lighting could be harmful to your skin: eco-friendly compact fluorescent light bulbs, HealthDay…
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When it comes to supplements, natural doesn’t always mean safe. Experts are warning that taking natural bee pollen supplements may…
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Eight drugs used to treat schizophrenia and other psychotic illnesses may not work as well as doctors think they do,…
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Popping vitamins, minerals or anti-inflammatory substances like garlic or fish oil doesn’t appear to stave off bladder cancer, a large…
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Seniors in the U.S. are prescribed at least one antibiotic each every year, on average – but the rate of…
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Up to 10 million American adults have attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)—also commonly referred to as ADD—so it’s no surprise…
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Dogs Can Sniff Out Lung Cancer, Study Claims
Dogs can be trained to sniff out early signs of lung cancer on patients’ breath, German scientists said Thursday. Researchers…
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