FARIDABAD – Millions of unsuspecting Indian farmers are spraying fake pesticides onto their fields, contaminating soil, cutting crop yields and…
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Many patients OK linking social media to medical records
Many people may be willing to link their social media accounts to their medical records, a U.S. study suggests, a…
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Michigan State course to bring US medical students to Cuba
A Michigan State University course will bring U.S. medical students to Cuban hospitals to learn about the country’s medical system…
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6 tricks for saving your sleep (and sanity) at the end of daylight saving time
It’s true, you can’t run from this. The end of daylight saving time is coming on November 1. Are you…
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Former Iowa science teacher John Cisna, who says he lost 60 pounds on a six-month regimen of McDonald’s food and…
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7 reasons you should eat pumpkin this fall
You can hollow them out and make Jack-O-Lanterns, turn them into tasty pies, put them outside your house as decoration,…
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Could it be that a few slices of bacon a day keep the doctor away? The world’s oldest living person,…
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Balance billing: How to avoid this common medical expense trap
Imagine receiving a hospital bill for tens of thousands of dollars despite having the best health insurance you can afford.…
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Company warns Palm Beach schools about recalled apple slices
A Pennsylvania company says bagged red apple slices voluntarily recalled last week may have been distributed in a Florida school…
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Second death in widespread salmonella outbreak reported in Texas
A second person has died in a widespread salmonella outbreak linked to tainted cucumber imports that has made more than…
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