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An experimental treatment for melanoma shows potential to cure other cancers.
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Inpatients celebrate their lives, as they become prom royalty for a day.
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Doctors are trying deep brain stimulation to treat severe depression.
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One major dermatology organization is making the case against indoor tanning.
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Many terminally ill patients think clinical trials give them a fighting chance.
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New research finds the 'sunshine vitamin' can slow progression of breast cancer.
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U.S. Marines rallied to rescue an Iraqi police officer's son.
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Umbilical cord blood can provide the cure for many life-threatening diseases.
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A new CDC study reveals 1 in 4 toddlers are improperly vaccinated.
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An experimental vaccine was Ryan DeGrand's last hope.
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An experimental pump helped one woman's heart pump blood on its own again.
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New report predicts 10 million Americans will suffer from Alzheimer's.
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Duke U. student learns that Duke is only place which focuses on his rare cancer.
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Health officials reformulating flu vaccine for first time in more than 20 years.
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Autistic 13-year-old explains her feelings and behavior in words.
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How an innovative treatment can save the brain when the heart lacks oxygen.
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A controversial technique may be the answer for fatal disease.
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Electrical currents in the brain may offer treatment to people with Alzheimer's.
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Salina Gonzales' successful heart device brings hope to other women.