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Hairdressers Can Be Skin Cancer Detectors
Hairdressers Can Be Skin Cancer Detectors
Hair care pros often spot possible skin cancers on the scalp. Dermatologists recommend they be trained to do it more and... Read more
19 Oct 2011
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1min
Ranked #2
6 Steps to Women’s Heart Health
6 Steps to Women’s Heart Health
Researchers tracked 70,000 for decades to find lifestyle clues for better cardiovascular condition. Dina Fine Maron repo... Read more
13 Jan 2015
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1min
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Breakfast Is the Most Important Meal for Dieters
Breakfast Is the Most Important Meal for Dieters
Women who ate half of 1,400 daily calories at breakfast lost almost 80 percent more weight than women who ate half their... Read more
16 Aug 2013
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1min
Ranked #4
New Tick-Borne Disease Waits in the Woods
New Tick-Borne Disease Waits in the Woods
The lone star tick has been fingered as the carrier of a recently characterized infectious disease called Heartland viru... Read more
25 Jul 2013
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1min
Ranked #5
Anorexics Display Behaviors Common in Autism
Anorexics Display Behaviors Common in Autism
Understanding that, for example, anorexics and autists both tend to have high interest in systems could inform treatment... Read more
20 Aug 2013
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1min
Ranked #6
Avoid Back-Lit Reading before Bed
Avoid Back-Lit Reading before Bed
Volunteers who read from an iPad before bed took longer to fall asleep and had less restful nights than when they read f... Read more
23 Dec 2014
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1min
Ranked #7
Frequent Chocolate Eaters Have Lower BMIs
Frequent Chocolate Eaters Have Lower BMIs
People who ate chocolate frequently consumed more calories and more saturated fat, yet had lower average body mass index... Read more
29 Mar 2012
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1min
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Motorcycles Take Bite out of Snake Venom Deaths
Motorcycles Take Bite out of Snake Venom Deaths
In rural Nepal volunteer motorcyclists are transporting snakebite victims to medical care soon enough to cut deaths by 9... Read more
7 Dec 2011
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1min
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Exercise Instantly Affects DNA
Exercise Instantly Affects DNA
Signals to improve muscle tone alter the expression of genes after just one workout. Katherine Harmon reports
7 Mar 2012
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1min
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Mouse Study: Yo-Yo Dieting Beats Not Dieting at All
Mouse Study: Yo-Yo Dieting Beats Not Dieting at All
Mice fed an alternating high-fat and low-fat diet lived almost as long as mice on a constant low-fat diet--and longer th... Read more
7 Jun 2011
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1min
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The Mercury's Falling...in Women's Seafood Consumption
The Mercury's Falling...in Women's Seafood Consumption
Between 1999 and 2010 changes in seafood consumption meant that blood levels of mercury in women of childbearing age dro... Read more
7 Jan 2014
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1min
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Beat Gluttony with Gullibility
Beat Gluttony with Gullibility
Eating-behavior expert Brian Wansink offers tips on fooling yourself into eating less. Katherine Harmon reports
9 Aug 2011
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1min
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Goo Keeps Bones Strong but Supple
Goo Keeps Bones Strong but Supple
Bones are filled with a viscous fluid that’s key to their function as support structures, and which could inform osteopo... Read more
27 Mar 2014
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1min
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Exercise Lengthens Life Regardless of Weight
Exercise Lengthens Life Regardless of Weight
Just a couple of hours of physical activity each week adds years to average life expectancy. Katherine Harmon reports
7 Nov 2012
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1min
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Diabetes Prevention in Midlife Helps Protect Aging Brain
Diabetes Prevention in Midlife Helps Protect Aging Brain
People with type 2 diabetes in middle age had greater cognitive impairment in the following decades than did their nondi... Read more
4 Dec 2014
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1min
Ranked #16
Being Married Affects Heart and Waist
Being Married Affects Heart and Waist
Married women gain weight but survive bypass surgery better than unmarried people do. Katherine Harmon reports on two st... Read more
23 Aug 2011
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1min
Ranked #17
Morning Light Exposure Tied to Lower Weight
Morning Light Exposure Tied to Lower Weight
Exposure to bright light in the morning appears linked to reduced appetite and lower body weight, regardless of sleep pa... Read more
18 Apr 2014
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1min
Ranked #18
Dodgers Doc: No Noninjury Tommy John Surgery to Improve Performance
Dodgers Doc: No Noninjury Tommy John Surgery to Improve Performance
Stan Conte, vice president of medical services for the L.A. Dodgers, advised parents and coaches of young athletes to no... Read more
18 Mar 2014
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1min
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How Yoga Might Relieve Stress-Linked Ailments
How Yoga Might Relieve Stress-Linked Ailments
Yoga may increase parasympathetic nervous system activity and neurotransmitter levels, helping to decrease symptoms of s... Read more
14 Mar 2012
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1min
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Hand Soap Ingredient Can Up Body Bacteria Burden
Hand Soap Ingredient Can Up Body Bacteria Burden
Residues of the antimicrobial agent triclosan can paradoxically boost bacterial growth in our bodies, by giving microbes... Read more
9 Apr 2014
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1min