Stephanie Bucklin
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Why Aspartame May Prevent Weight LossResearchers found how aspartame could be linked with a condition called metabolic syndrome.
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Teens on Special Diets Can Stir Thanksgiving ConflictsPolitics might not be the only source of family conflict this Thanksgiving.
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Exercise May Prevent the Inflammation That Comes with OvereatingOverindulging this week? Exercising may hold inflammation at bay.
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Why Your Problem-Solving Skills May Sharpen with AgeYou may get better at creative problem solving as you age, new research suggests.
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Women Have Always Lived Longer, Study FindsMen just don't live as long as women do, according to a new study that spans the globe and several centuries.
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Marijuana Use May Impair Your CoordinationPeople who smoke pot may have worse coordination, even when they're not high.
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Yo-Yo Dieting May Pose Heart Risks in WomenWeight fluctuations of more than 10 lbs. may be linked to heart problems in women.
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People with Ebola May Not Show SymptomsPeople who have Ebola may not always have symptoms, a new survey confirms.
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Marijuana Use May Weaken Your Heart MuscleUsing marijuana may be tied to a type of cardiomyopathy, or weakening of the heart muscle, a new study says.
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Boys' and Girls' Brains May Show Opposite Effects After a TraumaTraumatic events may affect the brains of boys and girls differently, a new study finds.
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Constipation Linked to Risk of Kidney Disease, New Study FindsConstipation may be a sign of an altered gut microbiome, which affects inflammation in the body, the researchers said.
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Red Squirrels Harbor Leprosy-Causing BacteriaThe cause of mysterious sores that are increasingly seen on red squirrels has been found.
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The Mysteries of 'Dreamless Sleep' Come to LightThe mysterious stage of sleep called dreamless sleep may actually involve several different states of consciousness, researchers say.
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Fighting Hunger? Plant Protein May Keep You Feeling Full Longer than MeatAdding legumes or beans to your breakfast might help you eat less at lunch.
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Men's Resting Heart Rates May Be Linked with Their Mental HealthA higher resting heart rate may be linked with mental health problems, a new study finds.
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Could Working Out Before Breakfast Help You Lose Weight?You burn more fat during your morning run if you skip breakfast, a new study suggests. Skipping breakfast was also linked with consuming fewer calories all day long.
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Lies Breed Lies: Brain May Get Desensitized to DishonestyBeing dishonest once may make you more likely to be dishonest again in the future, a new study shows.
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