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Experts: Internet Helps, But Also Hurts, Suicide Prevention Efforts
Health experts hope to understand Web-surfing behaviors and motivations of those at risk of suicide.
By Amanda Chan Published
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Breast-Milk Sharers Defend Practice After FDA Warning
Eats on Feets group links moms who need milk with moms who have plenty to spare.
By Amanda Chan Published
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Jenny Craig Rated No. 1 Among Diet Plans for Weight Loss
The diet program is the best for weight loss and adherence, according to Consumer Reports.
By Amanda Chan Published
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Cancer Risk Higher in Families of Women with Early-Onset Breast Cancer
Relatives had increased risks of brain, lung, prostate, breast, urinary tract and ovarian cancers.
By Amanda Chan Published
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Hope Grows in Fight Against Lethal Pediatric Brain Tumor
But the research wouldn't have been possible without donations from humans.
By Amanda Chan Published
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Recipe for Health: Mediterranean Diet Trims Waist and Cholesterol
The diet is characterized by daily consumption of fruits and vegetables, whole grains, fish and moderate consumption of alcohol.
By Amanda Chan Published
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11 Surprising Things That Can Make Us Gain WeightEating too much and not exercising may be the main causes of obesity, but it turns out they aren't the only things that build the bulge.
By Amanda Chan Published
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Author of Vaccine-Autism Scare Planned to Cash In on Findings
The business could have made $43 million a year from autism diagnosis kits.
By Amanda Chan Published
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After the Buzz: Binge Drinking Linked with Learning Trouble
Binge drinkers score lower on verbal learning tests than people who don't binge drink.
By Amanda Chan Published
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Coffee's Perks: Studies Find 5 Health BenefitsCoffee has been shown in studies to ward off certain cancers and slash the risk of diabetes.
By Amanda Chan Published
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Catherine Zeta-Jones Case: Can Stress Trigger Bipolar Disorder?
Actress Catherine Zeta-Jones checked herself into a mental health facility for treatment for bipolar II disorder after stressful events.
By Amanda Chan Published
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Doctors of Critically Wounded Congresswoman Now 'More Optimistic'
Rep. Gabrielle Giffords was shot in the head Saturday.
By Amanda Chan Published
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Industry Pressure Harms Public's Health, Food Officials SayFood-Safety Officials: Public Health Harmed When Businesses Have Sway.
By Amanda Chan Published
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Brewing Controversy: Experts Say Four Loko Worse than Mixed Drinks
The FDA announced today that alcoholic beverages with added caffeine are illegal and dangerous. Experts explain why these drinks pack such a punch.
By Amanda Chan Published
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Big Fat Truth: Hip Bones Widen With Age
It's not just fat that may bump you up a few pant sizes as you age.
By Amanda Chan Published
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Tai Chi Helps Elderly Adults Fight Depression, Study FindsAdding the ancient martial art to a basic anti-depressant drug regiman can decrease depressive symptoms in older adults.
By Amanda Chan Published
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Social Butterflies May Have Hidden Depression, Especially if OlderFriends and relatives have trouble seeing extroverts as sad and depressed.
By Amanda Chan Published
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Tips to Promote Healthy Eating for Kids
Here are some ideas to get the kids to eat well.
By Amanda Chan Published
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Diabetes Drugs: Some Work Better Than Others
Metformin works better than some insulin secretagogues in preventing death, heart attack and stroke over a 10-year period.
By Amanda Chan Published
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1998 Study Linking Autism to Vaccines Was an 'Elaborate Fraud'
The original study in the Lancet was retracted in February of last year.
By Amanda Chan Published
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Recipe for Healthy Kids: Regular Family MealsEating meals together for three meals a night decreases kids' risk of eating disorders, poor nutrition and being overweight.
By Amanda Chan Published
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Autism Mimicked by Cells in a Dish
Stem cells are transformed into neurons to show researchers the biology of autism.
By Amanda Chan Published
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Smoking Increases Breast Cancer Risk For Some
Smoking did account for increases in breast cancer risk in non-obese women, though.
By Amanda Chan Published
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An Apple a Day Keeps Women's Cholesterol at BayAnd the extra 240 calories a day from the apples didn't lead to any weight gain over the year-long study.
By Amanda Chan Published

