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Dystextia: Garbled Phone Text May Be Sign of a StrokeA woman's garbled text message to her son turned out to be a sign that she was having a stroke. This is the fourth incident now reported of someone with a stroke having "dystextia," researchers say.
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Vaccines Do Not Increase Risk of Multiple SclerosisGetting a vaccination does not increase people's risk of developing multiple sclerosis, as some anti-vaccination groups have suggested, a new study finds.
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Too Much Iron from Meat May Raise Heart RisksThe iron in red meat may raise your risk for heart disease, but iron in vegetables seems to have no ill effect, a new study says.
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Improve the Food, Not Just the Food Label (Op-Ed)Opinion A recent proposal aims to change the information we see on food labels. But what's really needed is an improvement to the quality of the food, not just the food labels.
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The Poop on Pooping: 5 Misconceptions ExplainedCountdown You may think you know your stuff when it comes to pooping and your health, but misconceptions are common. Here's the truth about poop and your health.
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Vicious Cycle of Weight Gain, Inactivity Causes ObesityPeople who are obese spend less than 1 minute per day doing vigorous physical activity, a new study finds.
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Vegetarian Diets Lower Blood Pressure BestPeople who eat a vegetarian diet tend to have healthier blood pressure levels than those who don't, according to new research.
