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Q&A: Poverty and Soda Consumption a Recipe for Obesity?The issue of stopping American from getting fatter continues to cook up controversy.
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As Women's Depression Drops, So Does the Excess WeightTreating obese women's depression may help them lose weight, a new study suggests.
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Memory, Attention Problems Persist into Adulthood for Tiniest Preemies -
Alcohol and Pot Damage Young Brains' Decision-Making Center
Teens who are heavy users of alcohol or marijuana end up with more than a high.
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Why Prescription Drug Addiction Is Growing Among TeensNearly 8 percent of teens now report they have abused a prescription drug.
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Baby-Mother Bonds Affect Future Adult Relationships, Study Finds -
Grocery Store or Doctor's Office: Does It Matter Where You Get Your Flu Shot?Is it safe to get vaccinated against the flu in the middle of a grocery store?
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For Women, Sex May Be Improved by 'Mindfulness Meditation'Women who took a meditation course became significantly faster at registering their body's responses to sexual stimuli.
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Newborn and Mom Co-Sleeping Study Stirs ControversyShould babies sleep with their mothers?
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Know What's Creating Young Picky Eaters? Pressure to EatYou can lead a child to broccoli, but you can't make him eat it.
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How 9/11 Memorials Break Isolation, Offer Comfort
Mental health experts say such rituals offer a level of comfort and healing.
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The Skinny on Milk Nutrition: Cow, Goat, Rice or Soy?Here's how your milk options stack up nutritionally.
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You Go, Grill: How to Have a Healthier Cook OutNutritionists still give the green light to cookouts, but suggest tips for a healthy meal.
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Why You Need to Avoid Catching a Summer ColdIf you're stuck inside on a beautiful summer day, you're probably wondering what the heck happened.
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Save Time by Reorganizing Your Medicine CabinetWhat to keep – and not to keep – in your cupboard of cures.
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Taking a Super Bowl Loss to Heart Can Be Deadly, Study Finds
The emotional distress fans feel after a loss may be the culprit, researchers say.
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Fewer Meds, Balance Exercises May Prevent Elderly Falls
Doing exercises and balance and eliminating unnecessary medications may prevent falls among older people.
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Shining a Light on the Pros and Cons of Laser Hair Removal
Shaving, Waxing and Electrolysis are other methods.
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Kids at Day Care Get More Infections Now, but Fewer Later
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Holding Their Liquor Makes Women Much Sicker than Men
Excessive alcohol use takes a higher toll on women's bodies, with a greater risk of liver, brain or heart damage.
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Childbirth Training Can Ease Dads' Anxieties
Men are often neglected because they generally don't talk about their fears.
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After the Battle: 7 Health Problems Facing Veterans
The wounds of war can go far beyond what meets the eye.
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Teens, Parents Both Underreport Drug Use, Study Finds
Teens were 52 times more likely to test positive for cocaine use than report using it, study found.
