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Rare Meat Allergy Linked to Ticks Found Across USSigns of an allergy to meat that has been linked with the bites of a particular tick are now appearing in people who don't live in regions where the ticks are found.
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Portion Size Influences Full FeelingThe amount you think you've eaten can affect whether or not you feel full.
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Drink Size Limits Could Backfire, Study SuggestsRestricting drink sizes could actually lead consumers to consume more sugar-filled drinks, a new study suggests.
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Mom's High Blood Pressure May Harm Child in Old AgeHigh blood pressure during pregnancy could affect a child's thinking skills well into their retirement years, according to a new study from Finland.
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Obesity Is Linked to Vitamin D DeficiencyBeing obese may raise the risk of a D-deficiency.
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Pill Color Matters to PatientsPill color may determine whether or not a person refills a prescription
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Shorter Hospital Stays Don't Mean ReadmissionsLess time spent in the hospital doesn't always mean patients will be readmitted.
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Ditching Gadgets May Boost CreativityModern technology sabotages the brain's creative, problem-solving abilities.
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7 Ways to Stay Healthy After 40The risk of many health conditions increases after age 40. Here are seven tips for changes to look out for, and ways to stay healthy.
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Happy Teens Earn More in AdulthoodHappiness during the teen years and young adulthood is linked with later income, a new study finds.
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Millipede's 750 Wiggling Legs Snag World RecordWorld's "leggiest" animal also has no mouth and sports back hairs that make a silklike substance.
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Doctors Biased Against Fat People, Too, Study SaysDoctors may be biased against people who are overweight or obese, and may not even be aware of it, a new study finds.
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Clownfish Talk Their Way Out of ConflictThese gossipy fish use pops and clicks to defend and reinforce their social status, scientists find.
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Fossil Record Shows Species Need to Spread Out to SurviveThe study reveals which marine creatures are most likely to go extinct.
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How Sleep Deprivation Affects Fat CellsThe ability of fat cells to respond to insulin may be affected by lack of sleep, a new study finds.
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Human Life Span Took Huge Jump in Past CenturyThe same leap in life span that once took 1.3 million years, has occurred in just 100.
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Singing Mice Can Change Their TuneThe little rodents mimic each other when wooing the gals.
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Tomato Compound May Cut Men's Stroke RiskMen with high levels of lycopene, an antioxidant, had a lower risk of stroke over a 12-year period, a new study finds.
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'Supertasters' May Have Stronger ImmunityPeople who can detect bitter flavors in foods may also have immune systems with better 'early warning' systems, a new study finds.
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Holy Cow! 'Daisy' Makes Hypoallergenic MilkThe whey-free milk has a long ways to go before it hits store shelves.
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Risky Business: The Real Reason Teens Do Stupid ThingsThey may just be more accepting of ambiguity.
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Donating Organs for Cash Sparks ControversyWould you donate a kidney for cash?
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Urban Land Set to Triple By 2030, Study SuggestsThe boom in city growth will swallow up land the size of South Africa.
