Body and Health News

In some places, 6 percent of people may have come down with a case of swine flu.
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You may worry that your morning cup of joe gives you alarming breath later, but an extract from coffee could be used to make everyone smell a little fresher.
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A potential fall swine flu immunization campaign may involve an unprecedented 600 million doses of vaccine, but health officials are still trying to figure out how to find enough workers to administer all those shots.
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An expert says that while eating less may help your body, you don’t need to track every single calorie.
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When it comes to health care spending, an ounce of prevention is seldom worth a pound of cure.
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A group raises concerns about deaths and serious side effects in girls and women who take a vaccine to prevent cervical cancer.
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A program gives girls $1 a day toward a college education — if they don’t get pregnant.
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Nationwide, poison control centers that have been a lifeline for millions of residents could face deep cutbacks or be closed altogether to balance budgets.
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Dr. Jerri Nielsen FitzGerald, who diagnosed and treated her own breast cancer before a dramatic rescue from the South Pole a decade ago, dies after the disease recurs.
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If you somehow find yourself betting on a brain bowl between seniors in the U.S. and England, you might want to put your money on the Yanks.
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