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Science Says: Are poinsettias poisonous? Some holiday truthsPoinsettia plants aren't really poisonous and snowflakes can contain bacteria: holiday myths and truths
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Science Says: Are poinsettias poisonous? Some holiday truthsPoinsettia plants aren't really poisonous and snowflakes can contain bacteria: holiday myths and truths
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Hormonal birth control linked to increased breast cancer risk: StudyWomen using hormonal birth control methods -- from the pill, to the ring and implants -- appeared to have a 20 percent higher risk of breast cancer, according to a new study of 1.8 million women in Denmark.
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Cops look for person who stole weapons and gear from a police car in FloridaTo the index of other news. The police car thief in Florida tonight. Surveillance showing the suspect first stealing a bullet proof vest and then appears to steal an assault rifle. Police are looking for him at this hour. The that midair scale in los Angeles. The engine of a cargo plane catching
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Hormonal birth control linked to increased breast cancer risk, study saysWomen using hormonal birth control methods -- from the pill, to the ring and implants -- appeared to have a 20 percent higher risk of breast cancer, according to a new study of 1.8 million women in Denmark. The study, which was published in the New England Journal of Medicine, included 1.8 million
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This year's flu season may be a bad one, some medical experts warnThe upcoming flu season may be a particularly severe one in the U.S., some medical experts warned today, citing preliminary data from the Southern Hemisphere's waning flu season. The flu vaccine used this year in Australia -- which has the same composition as the vaccine used in the U.S. -- was
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NFL star Ryan Jensen says a sleep apnea diagnosis 'saved my career'The football star opens up about how before his diagnosis, he would spend nine hours in bed but get only 90 minutes of sleep.
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NFL star Ryan Jensen says sleep apnea diagnosis 'saved my career'Football star Ryan Jensen said that a sleep apnea diagnosis "saved my career," after he could not understand why he was losing his strength and never feeling rested even after being in bed for over 8 hours a night. The Baltimore Ravens offensive lineman told ABC News that three years ago his
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Transgender army veteran speaks out on Trump's military transgender banArmy veteran and transgender woman Laila Ireland reacts to Trump's decision to ban transgender people from the U.S. military.
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The Coffee lover's dietFor most of us there are few things we look forward to more each day than that first cup of coffee. And if you find that category you will love this next segment award winning journalist and best selling author doctor Bob Arnott is here with his new book the copy lover's diet. All talking about not