Why Serious Cyclists Are Paying More for Titanium Bikes

Bespoke titanium bike frames combine all the best qualities of other materials. But convincing one of the world’s top designers to custom-build yours can be an art unto itself.

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How A.I. Is Making Supermarkets Less Exhausting

Wallet-free shopping, souped-up grocery carts and robot helpers are making supermarket excursions smarter, easier—and much, much faster.

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A Proper English Roast in a Half Hour

Quick-roasting quail makes a delicious meal any night of the week. This recipe from the Marksman in London adds succulent braised turnips, wilted lettuce and a sweet-savory broth made with dry cider.

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How to Hitch a Ride on a Mardi Gras Float

For an insider view of Mardi Gras in New Orleans, nab a spot on a float and shower the crowd with trinkets.

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Room-Service Carbs, Airport Cocktails and Other Guilty Travel Pleasures

We asked three jet-setting notables—Aerin Lauder, Paula Zahn and novelist Andrew Sean Greer—to confess their vacation vices.

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Winter Is a Perfect Time to Eat These Cheeses

Comté and other firm, flavorful Alpine-style cheeses epitomize the appeal of sun-to-table fromage.

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US keeps air pollution standard established under Obama

U.S. environmental regulators are not changing air quality standards for power plant pollution that can worsen asthma in children despite calls by health advocates for a tougher standard

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Officials see no link between miscarriage risk and flu shots

Health officials say new research has not found a miscarriage risk for women who get annual flu shots

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F.D.A. says Canadian Company, CanaRx, Sells Unsafe Medicines to U.S. Buyers

The agency accused the company, a major seller of drugs purported to be from Canada, of substituting unapproved or mislabeled drugs from elsewhere.

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Funds threat won't end Planned Parenthood abortion referrals

Planned Parenthood of Illinois says it will still provide abortion referrals despite the risk of losing millions of dollars in federal funding under a rule enacted by the Trump administration

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Trans Fat Bans May Be Good for the Heart

Blood levels of trans fatty acids declined by 61 percent in New Yorkers who dined out four or more times weekly after a trans fat restaurant ban went into effect.

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Woman paralyzed by neurological disorder finishes Disney half-marathon

This woman’s walk across the finish line is pure inspiration.

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House unveils new ‘Medicare-for-all’ bill. But what does that mean?

Is this bill so different from Medicare-for-all proposals that have come before?

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Cannabis advocates wary as Colorado considers e-cig limits

Some marijuana advocates are watching closely as Colorado lawmakers consider strict limits on where e-cigarettes can be used as a way to combat rising teen use of nicotine-containing vaping devices

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What can writing down your meals do for weight loss?

“Logging your food intake is one of the best predictors of losing weight and keeping it off.”

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German hospital luring Brexit-worried Polish nurses from UK

A German hospital facing labor shortage is trying to lure Polish nurses from Britain who worry about what Brexit will do to their work permits if the UK leaves the European Union on March 29

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WATCH: Woman paralyzed by autoimmune neurological disorder finishes Disney half marathon

She is pure inspiration.

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WATCH: Woman paralyzed by autoimmune neurological disorder finishes Disney half marathon

She is pure inspiration.

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Weeks after 2030 HIV pledge, report shows US headway stalled

A new report says progress in reducing new HIV infections has stalled

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'Soda tax' associated with 50 percent drop in sugary drink consumption in one city

Berkeley, California, implemented the soda tax in 2015.

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Trilobites: How the Icefish Got Its Transparent Blood and See-Through Skull

Research shows how the Antarctic blackfin icefish differs from its close relatives on the genetic level.

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Matter: These Mice Sing to One Another — Politely

Alston’s singing mice “converse,” scientists report. The finding may shed light on human language.

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In tobacco state, students testify about youngsters' vaping

A push to ban e-cigarettes and other vaping products for people under 21 has been resurrected in Kentucky after heartfelt testimony from some middle school students

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Scientists figure out why some citrus fruits taste so much more sour

Scientists identified the genes that make citrus fruits taste so sour.

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Dems block Senate GOP bill on infants surviving abortions

Senate Democrats have blocked a Republican bill that would have threatened prison for doctors who don't try saving the life of infants born alive during abortions

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Former NASA astronaut hopes to use his drone-flying 'joystick' for robotic surgery

The former trauma doctor-turned-tech CEO has flown five space shuttle missions.

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Study: US pedestrian deaths hit highest number since 1990

A report from a safety organization says the number of pedestrians killed on U.S. roads last year was the highest in 28 years

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Hospital charges woman nearly $50,000 for treating cat bite

“It broke my skin with his teeth,” Jeannette Parker recalled.

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Hospital charges woman nearly $50,000 for treating cat bite

“It broke my skin with his teeth,” Jeannette Parker recalled.

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Weight Watchers chief defends program against trendy diets like keto

WW's stock plummeted after a lower than expected earnings report.

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Klobuchar defends her record on regulating medical devices

In her time as a U.S. senator, presidential hopeful Amy Klobuchar has forged close ties to the medical devices industry

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Congo ministry: 4 confirmed Ebola patients gone after attack

Congo's health ministry says four confirmed Ebola patients are missing after an attack Wednesday on a treatment center in the eastern city of Butembo

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WATCH: WW chief points to 'keto' diet as stock drops

WW CEO Mindy Grossman called the keto diet a "meme" in response to shares of WW plummeting more than 30 percent after the company revealed lower than projected earnings.

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WATCH: WW chief points to 'keto' diet as stock drops

WW CEO Mindy Grossman called the keto diet a "meme" in response to shares of WW plummeting more than 30 percent after the company revealed lower than projected earnings.

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WATCH: The apps that can help with a better night's sleep

ABC News' Paula Faris reports on apps like Calm and Sleep Cycle that can help you track the quality of your sleep and offer bedtime stories and even lullabies.

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WATCH: The apps that can help with a better night's sleep

ABC News' Paula Faris reports on apps like Calm and Sleep Cycle that can help you track the quality of your sleep and offer bedtime stories and even lullabies.

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Switzerland mulls studies on legal sale of cannabis

Switzerland's government is moving to clear the way for limited studies on the legal sale of cannabis, though any liberalization appears to be a distant prospect

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My Afterlife on the Body Farm

After I die, my body will help solve crimes as part of a world-renowned criminal justice program.

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Cardiac nurse didn't realize she was having a heart attack. What women should know.

Jennifer Gaydosh said she had none of the risk factors for a heart attack.

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WATCH: What a cardiac nurse learned from her heart attack

Jennifer Gaydosh said she had none of the risk factors for a heart attack.

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Study: US pedestrian deaths hit highest number since 1990

A report from a safety organization says the number of pedestrians killed on U.S. roads last year was the highest in 28 years

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Is Wearing Black Boring? Not if You Consider Its Scandalous Past

Madame X wore it with little underneath. Coco Chanel riskily passed off a ‘waitress color’ as a sign of wealth. Fact is, going dark hasn’t always been safe.

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What Can Science Tell Us About Dad Jokes?

Humor that leads to groans and eye rolls may still help build stronger relationships between parents and children.

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What Interior Designers Hate to See on Instagram

Too much social-media love can shorten a design trend’s life cycle. Here, pros share which looks have been victims of their own success—and how to avoid getting stuck with one.

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'A View From the Jeweler's Bench' Review: A Glittering Education

Focusing on the creation of high-quality bling, an exhibition at the Bard Graduate Center Gallery in upstate New York ranges from a ring with a Roman emperor’s cameo glass portrait to a recent antler tiara.

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Is It Ever OK to Wear a Sweatsuit Out in the World?

Designers are turning out the sort of matching ensemble Rocky wore—intended for a coffee run, not a treadmill run.

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Are You Too Old to Wear Cool Sneakers?

We’re in a golden era for covetable sneakers. But at a certain age, should you move on from Nikes and Adidas? Plus: A guide to suitable trainers at any age

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Study: US pedestrian deaths hit highest number since 1990

A report from a safety organization says the number of pedestrians killed on U.S. roads last year was the highest in 28 years

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How to Support a Friend or Loved One Who Has Been Sexually Abused

It’s been a particularly difficult few months for sexual abuse survivors. If you know someone who’s been abused, here are some tips to best support them and their recovery.

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In tobacco state, students testify about youngsters' vaping

A push to ban e-cigarettes and other vaping products for people under 21 has been resurrected in Kentucky after heartfelt testimony from some middle school students

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Ebola medical center attacked in Congo for 2nd time in week

The mayor of a city in Congo and medical aid group Doctors Without Borders say intruders wreaked havoc at an Ebola treatment center in the country's east for the second time in a week

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FDA issues warning letter to Calif. thermography clinic

The FDA says the clinic improperly sold thermography machines.

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High Blood Pressure in Teens Tied to Kidney Failure in Adulthood

Hypertension in adolescence doubled the risk for end-stage renal disease in adulthood.

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Weeks after 2030 HIV pledge, report shows US headway stalled

A new report says progress in reducing new HIV infections has stalled

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Scientists figure out why some citrus fruits taste so much more sour

Scientists identified the genes that make citrus fruits taste so sour.

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Company leaders are faulted in outbreak that killed 11 kids

Federal report says a viral outbreak that killed 11 children at a New Jersey nursing home was made worse due to failures in leadership

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Hospital charges woman nearly $50,000 for treating cat bite

“It broke my skin with his teeth,” Jeannette Parker recalled.

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Hospital charges woman nearly $50,000 for treating cat bite

“It broke my skin with his teeth,” Jeannette Parker recalled.

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Family of meteorologist who committed suicide after eye surgery speaks out

Jessica Starr, a 35-year-old mother of two, took her own life in December.

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Actress' candid interview on her life with MS: What to know about multiple sclerosis

Selma Blair shared details on her life with multiple sclerosis, and what you need to know about it.

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WATCH: What to know about MS in wake of actress Selma Blair's powerful interview

After the actress spoke out candidly about her struggles with speech and more following her multiple sclerosis diagnosis, Dr. Jen Ashton discusses what to know about the disease.

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WATCH: New details about woman who committed suicide after eye surgery

The family of Jess Star, a popular Detroit meteorologist, speaks to ABC News after Starr took her own life a few weeks after undergoing corrective laser eye surgery.

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WATCH: New details about woman who committed suicide after eye surgery

The family of Jess Star, a popular Detroit meteorologist, speaks to ABC News after Starr took her own life a few weeks after undergoing corrective laser eye surgery.

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Phys Ed: The Best Type of Exercise to Burn Fat

A few minutes of brief, intense exercise may be as effective, or more effective, for incinerating body fat than walking, jogging, swimming or cycling for lengthier periods.

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Germany's Bayer vows defense against Roundup cancer cases

Germany's Bayer, which bought Monsanto last year, is underlining its determination to fight cases involving the U.S. company's Roundup weed-killer in the face of more than 11,000 lawsuits so far

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WATCH: 6 health screening tests Millennials should know about

Why the Google generation should start talking to doctors.

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Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month: What you should know about preventing the cancer

This March, talk to your doctor about whether you should get screened.

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6 health screening tests Millennials should know about

“Good Morning America” spoke to noted medical experts to outline what millennials should know about health screenings in their 20s and 30s.

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Supermodel Kate Upton on the Best Way to Stalk Your Baby

The new mom and co-founder of Strong4Me Fitness shares her favorite gear—from a smarter dog dish to her preferred way to obsessively monitor her offspring.

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This Car Is a Ferrari, Maserati and Lamborghini---in Spirit

‘The whole thing is kind of unusual,’ says John Golden of the vehicle he crafted in his garage and named Big Red

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When a Promotion Means Losing Friends at Work

Many new managers discover a downside to moving up: Colleagues who used to be their friends aren’t anymore. Here’s how to navigate the changing social dynamic at work.

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To Relax, Some Turn to Tetris, Stress-Producing '80s Obsession

Videogamers find bliss stacking blocks with a New Agey version of the 35-year-old game now featuring psychedelic particles and neon dolphins; ‘The very last level is the one that made me cry.’

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Italy May Say 'Arrivederci' to Foreigners Leading Museums

Four years ago, seven foreigners took the helm of Italy’s most prestigious museums. They raised attendance and revenue—and may be about to lose their jobs.

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‘Executing Babies’: Here Are the Facts Behind Trump’s Misleading Abortion Tweet

Infants are rarely born alive after abortion procedures, and if they are, doctors do not kill them.

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Selma Blair Discusses Multiple Sclerosis, and Many Hear Their Own Story

The actress announced in October that she had the chronic neurological disease. She made a public appearance on Sunday, patent-leather cane in hand.

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WATCH: New study shows parents are sleep deprived in the first 3 months after baby is born

The U.K. study found new parents don't fall back into good sleep routines for 6 years after the birth of their first child.

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House OKs bill to ban abortions based on gender, disability

The Kentucky House has passed a bill that would block women from obtaining abortions based on the gender, race or disability of the fetus

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Cannabis advocates wary as Colorado considers e-cig limits

Some marijuana advocates are watching closely as Colorado lawmakers consider strict limits on where e-cigarettes can be used as a way to combat rising teen use of nicotine-containing vaping devices

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Former NASA astronaut hopes to use his drone-flying 'joystick' for robotic surgery

The former trauma doctor-turned-tech CEO has flown five space shuttle missions.

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Mind: When the Bully Is the Boss

Managers who aggressively “demand” excellence from their employees won’t necessarily produce it, researchers say.

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in her words: Taking Back ‘Hysterical’

Serena Williams’s new all-female Nike ad, “Dream Crazier,” hit on an issue almost as old as time: the “hysterical” woman.

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Abortion: Tennessee lawmakers advance fetal heartbeat bill

A bill to ban most abortions in Tennessee once a fetal heartbeat is detected is headed for a vote of the state's full House with backing of the governor

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WATCH: How to talk to your partner about plastic surgery

Michael and Sara discuss the right way to talk to your significant other about botox and plastic surgery.

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US keeps air pollution standard established under Obama

U.S. environmental regulators are not changing air quality standards for power plant pollution that can worsen asthma in children despite calls by health advocates for a tougher standard

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5 dramatic moments from past congressional showdowns over health care

Kaiser Health News looks back on high drama moments over health care.

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The Latest: Senator warns CEOs to give honest answers

A top Republican senator is warning pharmaceutical executives to give open, honest answers to congressional questions about rising drug prices

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Senators grill pharmaceutical CEOs about high drug prices

The CEOs of seven major pharmaceutical companies are facing a hostile grilling from senators over high prescription drug prices that are a drain on Medicare and Medicaid and a burden to millions of Americans

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WATCH: WWE wrestler Roman Reigns opens up about his leukemia battle

The wrestler discusses his fight with the disease and his highly-anticipated return to the ring live on "GMA."

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WATCH: Actress opens up about 'tears' and 'relief' of MS diagnosis

Selma Blair spoke to ABC News' Robin Roberts about her battle with multiple sclerosis and how she remains positive even on her darkest days.

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EU court rules halal meat cannot get organic label

The European Union's top court ruled that the EU organic logo cannot be placed on meat derived from animals that have been slaughtered in accordance with religious rites without first being stunned

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Ebola treatment center attacked in Congo's east

Congo's health ministry says that an Ebola treatment center in the eastern town of Katwa was attacked Sunday, leaving one nurse dead and another hospitalized

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German hospital luring Brexit-worried Polish nurses from UK

A German hospital facing labor shortage is trying to lure Polish nurses from Britain who worry about what Brexit will do to their work permits if the UK leaves the European Union on March 29

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Meghan Markle's trips to NYC, Morocco put spotlight on flying while pregnant

The Duchess of Sussex told well-wishers she is expecting her first child in April.

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An #OscarsSoSafe Awards Ceremony

The Academy Awards went off without any bloopers but in an age of near-limitless entertainment options, that’s not enough to keep the show relevant.

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No One Listening? Maybe You're the Problem

Listeners typically shoulder the blame for disconnected conversations, distracted by screens and multitasking. But communication experts say talkers should examine their own actions, too.

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The Season's Secret Ingredient: Maple Syrup

At this sugar shack in rural Quebec, maple syrup brings a certain je ne sais quoi to every rustic, riotous meal. Bring the feast home with these deeply comforting recipes.

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'Bouguereau & America' Review: Re-Examining a Reviled Master

At the end of the 19th century, William-Adolphe Bouguereau was the most popular painter in the United States. Really?

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Little-Known, Inexpensive Reds Great for Winter Drinking

When the weather is at its wintriest, a hearty red is the appropriate antidote. Our wine columnist explored some regions and grapes she’d been neglecting and found some superb values.

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What can writing down your meals do for weight loss?

“Logging your food intake is one of the best predictors of losing weight and keeping it off.”

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Bill Jenkins, Who Tried to Halt Tuskegee Syphilis Study, Dies at 73

Black men were being used as guinea pigs, an alarmed Dr. Jenkins told his health agency supervisor, not knowing that the supervisor was involved.

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'Trigger' abortion bill clears Oklahoma Senate panel

Oklahoma would automatically ban abortions if the U.S. Supreme Court overturns its landmark 1973 ruling that legalized abortion nationwide under a bill that has cleared a Senate panel

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The Latest: Democrats block Senate GOP anti-abortion effort

Senate Democrats have blocked a Republican effort to pass legislation threatening prison for doctors who don't try saving the life of infants born alive during abortions

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GOP, sensing campaign issue, pushes abortion vote in Senate

The Senate is pushing toward a vote on Republican legislation that would threaten prison for doctors who don't try saving the life of infants born alive during abortions

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Peer-focused parents group aims to raise vaccine rates

Kim Nelson started the group South Carolina Parents for Vaccines.

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The Latest: Gas blowout settlement approved by judge

A judge has approved a $120 million court settlement from the nation's largest-known natural gas leak

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Washington state sues over President Trump's abortion policy

Washington state says it will sue to challenge President Donald Trump's policy setting up new obstacles for women seeking abortions, just days after administration adopted it

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CBD Is Everywhere, but Scientists Still Don’t Know Much About It

“It is a kind of a new snake oil in the sense that there are a lot of claims and not so much evidence,” said one expert.

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Split-Sex Animals Are Unusual, Yes, but Not as Rare as You’d Think

From butterflies to chickens to lobsters, mixed male-female bodies offer clues as to why certain diseases strike one gender more often than the other.

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Personal Health: Falls Can Kill You. Here’s How to Minimize the Risk.

Falls are the leading cause of fatal and nonfatal injuries among older adults. Every 19 minutes in this country, an older person dies from a fall.

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The New Health Care: Doctors and Racial Bias: Still a Long Way to Go

It would be easy to look at a photo from the 1980s and conclude that things have changed. Many have not.

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Liz Weston: Should you move abroad for health care?

Lower health care costs are among the reasons some people retire abroad - and the quality of care can be as good as what's available at home

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Should drug dealers be charged with murder? States ponder

The opioid crisis is spurring many states to take a tougher stance against drug dealers, including creating laws that treat fatal overdoses as murders and manslaughters

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Should drug dealers be charged with murder? States ponder

The opioid crisis is spurring many states to take a tougher stance against drug dealers, including creating laws that treat fatal overdoses as murders and manslaughters

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The Checkup: The Challenges of a Child’s Report Card

When report cards were sent out on Fridays, child maltreatment seemed to increase on the Saturdays immediately following.

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Oscars 2019: Cast Your Ballot

Vote for your favorites and see Wall Street Journal film critic Joe Morgenstern’s top picks in our annual Oscar ballot.

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What to Watch For at the Oscars

In a particularly unpredictable year, here are five things you can expect to see at the Academy Awards.

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An Elite Ice Climber's Year-Round Workout

Angela Limbach, an ice climber ranked 36th among the world’s women, varies her training during the year, focusing on strength in the spring, endurance in the summer and technical precision in the fall.

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Gene Simmons on KISS and Capitalism

Gene Simmons, co-founder and co-lead singer of KISS, talks about the intersection of music and money in his world.

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High-stakes trial over Roundup cancer claim to begin

A jury in federal court in San Francisco will decide whether Roundup weed killer caused a California man's cancer in a trial that plaintiffs' attorneys say could help determine the fate of hundreds of similar lawsuits

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Health insurance often skips coverage for sex-related prescriptions

This story is from Kaiser Health News For some older people, the joy of sex may be tempered by financial concerns: Can they afford the medications they need to improve their experience between the sheets? Medicare and many private insurers don’t cover drugs that are prescribed to treat problems people have engaging in sex. Recent developments, including the approval of generic versions of popular drugs Viagra and Cialis, help consumers afford the treatments. Still, for many people, paying for pricey medications may be their only option. At 68, like many postmenopausal women, Kris Wieland, of Plano, Texas, experiences vaginal dryness that can make intercourse painful. Her symptoms are amplified by Sjogren’s syndrome, an immune system disorder that typically causes dry eyes and mouth, and can affect other tissues. Before Wieland became eligible for Medicare, her gynecologist prescribed Vagifem, a suppository that replenishes vaginal estrogen, a hormone that declines during...

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Congress mulls cap on what Medicare enrollees pay for drugs

Congress is considering ways to change Medicare's prescription plan and cap what people pay for medications

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WATCH: New study claims a third of adults over 50 have a protein deficiency

Dr. Jennifer Ashton explains what the proper amount of lean protein should be along with a balanced diet of healthy fats and whole grain carbs.

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WATCH: New study claims a third of adults over 50 have a protein deficiency

Dr. Jennifer Ashton explains what the proper amount of lean protein should be along with a balanced diet of healthy fats and whole grain carbs.

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Special unit to move mental patients under consideration

A group of state senators wants to see if an expanded police unit can be created in the South Carolina Department of Mental Health to transport mental patients under doctors' orders

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When an Injury Sidelines a Runner

For nearly 13 years of running, I had avoided the dreaded walking boot. That streak ended last week.

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Pinterest Restricts Vaccine Search Results to Curb Spread of Misinformation

The digital platform is grappling with the proliferation of anti-vaccination content online, a problem also faced by Facebook, YouTube and Twitter.

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Severely ill children left in limbo by Venezuela-US crisis

When Carlos Acosta was able to fly his son out of a Venezuela that lacked basic medical supplies and see him receive a bone marrow transplant in Spain, it was as if his prayers had been answered

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Secret Safaris: Little-Known National Parks in Africa

Some of Africa’s most exciting new destinations are in the wildest corners thanks to an ambitious conservation non-profit. Here’s why you should add Rwanda, Zambia and even Chad to your travel bucket list.

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Can This Tiny Device Fix Your Posture?

This techy gadget aims to help you sit a little taller in weeks.

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The Beyond-Basic Phone that Made an Exec's Life Better

A new kind of compact, minimalist ‘card phone’ is improving lives because of what it doesn’t do—and challenging us to unplug from higher-tech devices.

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A Slightly Surreal Floral Arrangement Inspired by Joan Miró

Floral designer Lindsey Taylor reflects upon the meaning of a painting by surrealist Joan Miró, and then says it with flowers.

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I Drove a Screaming Fast Ferrari Among Ordinary Cars

The limited edition Ferrari 488 Pista can reach speeds of 211 mph. As Dan Neil discovered, you can’t max it out on the Interstate but at least you’ll turn some heads.

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US opioid-related deaths have quadrupled in past 18 years: Report

A new study details the waves of the epidemic.

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Fired Amazon worker with Crohn's sues over bathroom breaks

Fired Amazon worker in Kentucky with the inflammatory bowel condition Crohn's disease sues company over his dismissal, what he says was a need for more bathroom breaks

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Many shades of meaning behind 'Medicare-for-all'

A primer on 'Medicare-for-all' as 2020 Democrats stake out their positions

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Hospital: 5 patients given overdoses may have been treatable

The Ohio hospital system investigating a doctor accused of ordering painkiller overdoses for dozens of patients says five who died may have received excessive doses when there still was a chance to improve their condition with treatment

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Trump Administration Blocks Funds for Planned Parenthood and Others Over Abortion Referrals

The new rule would steer federal family planning funds under Title X to anti-abortion and faith based groups.

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UnitedHealth Loses Case to the Health Venture Begun by Amazon, Berkshire-Hathaway and JPMorgan Chase

A court battle over trade secrets highlighted how the Big Three corporations’ new unit is unnerving major insurers in the field.

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Drug price hearing on Capitol Hill has similarities to one nearly 60 years ago

Talk about déjà vu.

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Trump Administration Blocks Funds for Planned Parenthood and Others Over Abortion Referrals

The new rule would steer federal family planning funds under Title X to anti-abortion and faith based groups.

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Trump to bar abortion referrals by family planning clinics

Trump administration acts to bar taxpayer-funded family planning clinics from referring women for abortions

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Haunting 'Roma' scene shines a rare spotlight on stillbirths

Haunting scene in Oscar-nominated film 'Roma' puts a rare spotlight on surprisingly common stillbirths

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Trump administration plan would prohibit taxpayer-funded family planning clinics from referring women for abortions

Trump administration plan would prohibit taxpayer-funded family planning clinics from referring women for abortions

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Ask Well: Why Do We Yawn?

Reading about yawning makes people yawn. You are probably yawning right now.

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WATCH: Watch the pure joy of a girl with cerebral palsy take some of her first steps

Birkley is walking like a champ!

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Japan Battles Worst Measles Outbreak in Years

Since the beginning of the year, more than 160 people have contracted the virus, which was spread through a religious group and a Valentine’s Day gift fair.

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Police: 5 children die of food poisoning in Pakistan

Pakistani police: 5 children die of suspected food poisoning after family ate dinner at restaurant in country's south

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Who Needs Gender? Why Men and Women Are Dressing Identically

Unisex style is rising, but are separate men’s and women’s clothing lines really a thing of the past—and what does the gender-neutral revolution mean for you?

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Need More Kitchen Storage? Roll In a Library Ladder

Designers are importing rolling ladders—which evoke romantic rooms devoted to bibliophilia—into kitchens to stylishly access new stash space.

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In Charged Political Climate, Best Picture Oscar Is About More Than the Movie

Supporters and critics of ‘Black Panther,’ ‘Green Book,’ ‘Bohemian Rhapsody’ and other best-picture nominees are making the race for this key Oscar about more than the movies.

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Adam McKay Wants to Start a World-Improvement Conference

McKay talks about his (divisive) next movie subject, the whirl of Oscars weekend and why he may never go back to mainstream comedy

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Why Are the Academy Awards So Long?

We watched 18 hours, 36 minutes and four seconds of Oscar telecasts to figure out why. Hint: 24 minutes are spent on walking and only 4 on envelope-opening.

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The Art of Eating Simply

In his Mexico City kitchen, author, editor and Top Chef Masters judge James Oseland talks tools, techniques and the best-ever recipe for salsa roja.

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The Taste of Winter, Brewed and Bottled

Why beers made with tree bark, sap and needles are what we want to drink right now.

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Strategies to treat HIV fall short in rural areas

Stigma around HIV and AIDS are sometimes prevalent in rural communities.

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Sackler Testimony Appears to Conflict With Federal Investigation

Publication of a sealed deposition by Richard Sackler of Purdue Pharma shows inconsistencies between his statements about OxyContin and evidence presented in a Justice Department report.

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'Soda tax' associated with 50 percent drop in sugary drink consumption in one city

Berkeley, California, implemented the soda tax in 2015.

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'Soda tax' associated with 50 percent drop in sugary drink consumption in one city

Berkeley, California, implemented the soda tax in 2015.

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WATCH: FDA says mineral sunscreens are safe, chemical sunscreens need more research

The agency is working on new rules about over-the-counter sunscreens.

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WATCH: FDA says mineral sunscreens are safe, chemical sunscreens need more research

The agency is working on new rules about over-the-counter sunscreens.

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Oklahoma GOP leaders to push 'triggered' abortion ban

Republican leaders in Oklahoma want to join at least five other states in automatically banning abortions if the U.S. Supreme Court overturns its landmark 1973 ruling that legalized abortion nationwide

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Matter: DNA Gets a New — and Bigger — Genetic Alphabet

DNA is spelled out with four letters, or bases. Researchers have now built a system with eight. It may hold clues to the potential for life elsewhere in the universe and could also expand our capacity to store digital data on Earth

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Sepsis Is a Common Cause of Hospital Deaths

If you are concerned a loved one may have sepsis, seek care immediately, and ask the doctor, “Could it be sepsis?”

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No, Mexican scientists did not find a cure for HPV. Here’s what you need to know

A viral news story claimed a group of Mexican scientists found a cure for human papillomavirus and the cancers it causes. Here's what you need to know.

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WATCH: Learn how to winterize your diet

Nutritionist Maya Feller teaches Michael and Sara how to eat properly to help their mood, skin, metabolism and immunity.

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Pinterest blocks vaccination-related searches to avoid spreading misinformation

The search engine for inspiration takes a stand against health misinformation.

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Norman Orentreich, Force Behind Hair Transplants, Dies at 96

In the 1950s, Dr. Orentreich took hair from the back of the head and planted it in the scalp, and lo, it grew. He also helped establish the Clinique skin-care line.

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China Uses DNA to Track Its People, With the Help of American Expertise

The Chinese authorities turned to a Massachusetts company and a prominent Yale researcher as they built an enormous system of surveillance and control.

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You Asked: What to Do When a Doctor’s Visit Is the Cause of Pain?

Tips for dealing with pelvic pain during an OB-GYN exam.

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Measles epidemic in Madagascar kills more than 900, says WHO

The World Health Organization says that an epidemic of measles in Madagascar has caused more than 900 deaths

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What’s Covered Under Medicare? A New App May Leave You Still Wondering

The “What’s Covered” app from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services aims to provide yes-or-no answers about what services are covered under traditional Medicare.

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Living With Cancer: The Financial Toxicity of Illness

While medicine transforms cancer into a chronic disease with which patients can live for an extended period of time, financial toxicity threatens to turn chronic, too.

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U.S. Investigating Johnson & Johnson Over Baby Powder’s Safety

The company said in a regulatory filing that it had received subpoenas from the Justice Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission related to its talc-based products.

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How to Love Green Peppers

For too long, the most assertive shade of bell pepper has gotten no respect. These recipes make the most of their singular zing.

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Wearing Your Coat Like a Cape: The Ultimate Female Power Move?

From Melania Trump to Meghan Markle, the confounding practice with 1950s glamour roots has taken hold in the photo-op era.

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Will the Oscar Finally Go to These Hollywood Veterans?

An Oscar win, or even a nomination, has long eluded some stars despite their critically acclaimed careers.

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Wellness Getaways That Come With Tequila

From Sedona to Yucátan, these no-judgment spa resorts offer top heath-boosting treatments—plus utterly hedonistic indulgences.

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Do AirPods Make You Look Rich? These Millennials Think So

Fueled by internet memes, the explosion of expensive-yet-attainable AirPod headphones as the luxury item of the moment shows no signs of stopping.

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Is the Hospital I.D. Bracelet Going Away?

Hospitals are souping up patient ID wristbands with smart technology—and testing substitutes that get rid of the bracelet entirely.

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Mississippi woman pleads guilty in massive pharmacy fraud

A Mississippi woman charged in a pharmacy fraud case that prosecutors say reaped than $200 million pleads guilty to charges in the csae

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Teenagers Say Depression and Anxiety Are Major Issues Among Their Peers

A Pew Research Center survey found that teenagers across all demographic groups grapple with mental health issues.

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WATCH: FDA issues warnings of 'young blood' transfusions

The agency on Tuesday said in a statement that plasma infusions from young people provide "no proven clinical benefit" against normal aging, Alzheimer's or a host of other diseases.

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Dr. Theodore Rubin, High-Profile Psychoanalyst, Is Dead at 95

Dr. Rubin was a public face of psychotherapy and a prolific author whose novel “Lisa and David” was the basis of the popular movie “David and Lisa.”

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The Medical Tech that Helps You When Your Doctor Can’t

A new breed of tech company wants to fill the gaps between you, your doctor and your health insurance.

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Nurse builds database of women murdered at the hands of men

"I know where the silence is. It is everywhere and it is deafening.”

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Government headed for close to half of nation's health tab

Report: Government to pay for nearly half the nation's health care tab in less than 10 years

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Nurse builds database of women murdered at the hands of men

"I know where the silence is. It is everywhere and it is deafening.”

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Nurse charged in fatal drug-swap error pleads not guilty

A Tennessee nurse charged with reckless homicide after a medication error killed a patient has pleaded not guilty

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Trilobites: Sleepless Flies Lived Long Lives. Why Not Us?

Flies deprived of sleep didn’t see reductions in their life spans. Does that mean we’ve got sleep deprivation all wrong?

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WATCH: James Charles loves gym class

Michael, Sara and James debate the pros and cons of having PE class in school.

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National emergency will be blocked by courts temporarily, DOJ warns White House

The Justice Department has warned the White House a national emergency declaration is nearly certain to be blocked by the courts on, at least, a temporary basis.

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WATCH: FDA warns against 'young blood' treatments

The treatments are a significant public health concern, the FDA said on Tuesday.

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WATCH: FDA warns against 'young blood' treatments

The treatments are a significant public health concern, the FDA said on Tuesday.

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Measles Outbreak: Your Questions Answered

The disease was declared eliminated in 2000. So far this year, there have been more than 100 cases.

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Legalize Pot? Amid Opioid Crisis, Some New Hampshire Leaders Say No Way

While nearby states have pushed to legalize recreational pot, some people in New Hampshire are resisting. After opioids, they wonder why anyone would expand access to drugs.

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Well : Loneliness Is Bad for Your Health. An App May Help.

A specific approach to mindfulness may increase sociability.

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Phys Ed: How Many Push-Ups Can You Do? It May Be a Good Predictor of Heart Health

Men who could get through 40 or more push-ups had 96 percent less risk of heart problems in the next 10 years than those who quit at 10 or fewer.

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The True Confessions of a Serial Houseplant Killer

How two horticulturalists and one life-affirming wisewoman saved columnist Michelle Slatalla from a lifetime of botanical guilt.

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Fashion World Recalls an Influential Legend

Karl Lagerfeld’s influence extended beyond the world of fashion, where he was hailed as a “modern couturier committed to the artistry of those traditions...with an eye for everyday life.”

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'Botticelli: Heroines and Heroes' Review: Harrowing Scenes of Women's Sacrifice

A tightly focused show in Boston centers on two panels in which the painter artfully orchestrates the ancient, violent stories of Lucretia and Virginia.

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Can Anything Go Right for the 2019 Oscars?

From hosting woes to fumbles over award announcements at the 2019 Oscars, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences can’t seem to catch a break.

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A Ford Thunderbird From the Good-Time 1950s

Ford debuted the iconic T-Bird in model year 1955. This one is from that year, still driven in the town where it was first sold.

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'Documentary Now' Returns With a Wink

“Documentary Now,” the IFC series that parodies well-known documentaries, is back for a third season, with a cast that includes Michael Keaton, Natasha Lyonne and Cate Blanchett.

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Carnival in Haiti: The Most Raucous Bash in the Caribbean

On his first trip to Haiti, Joshua Jelly-Schapiro spends Carnival on the country’s southern coast, alongside rock stars and hundreds of mythical creatures.

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'Zombie deer' disease is spreading across the US: What you should know

"Zombie deer," deer afflicted with a prion wasting disease, are found in more and more areas. It causes deer to drastically lose weight and act erratically.

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FDA panel endorses ketamine nasal spray for treatment-resistant depression

The nasal spray has shown promise in treating depression when other meds don't.

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FDA warns against 'young blood' treatments for aging, disease

The treatments are a significant public health concern, the FDA said on Tuesday.

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Some politicians champion 'Medicare-for-all.' But what does that mean?

That phrase means different things for different candidates.

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Some politicians champion 'Medicare-for-all.' But what does that mean?

That phrase means different things for different candidates.

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WATCH: This day in history: Feb. 21, 1986

AIDS patient Ryan White returns to classes at Western Middle School.

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New report recommends ways to prevent depression during pregnancy and postpartum

The report stressed a diagnosis of perinatal depression is not the same as "baby blues."

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ERs often miss chance to send overdose survivors to addiction treatment programs

The ability divert ER patients into addiction recovery programs is often lacking.

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Hospital, doctor face 3 new lawsuits over drug doses, deaths

Three more wrongful-death lawsuits have been filed against an Ohio hospital system and a doctor accused of ordering potentially fatal doses of pain medication for dozens of patients

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Murphy signs bill expanding family leave in New Jersey

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy has signed into law a bill expanding the state's paid family leave program

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High court denies Maryland appeal of drug price-gouging law

The U.S. Supreme Court has denied a Maryland appeal to uphold the state's law against pharmaceutical price gouging

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High court to consider case about reach of clean water law

The Supreme Court has agreed to consider a case about the reach of a federal clean water law

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WATCH: Screen time for 2-year-olds and younger has doubled since the mid-90s, study finds

Dr. Jennifer Ashton discusses what parents should know about a new study that looks at the amount of time babies spend in front of a screen.

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WATCH: Screen time for 2-year-olds and younger has doubled since the mid-90s, study finds

Dr. Jennifer Ashton discusses what parents should know about a new study that looks at the amount of time babies spend in front of a screen.

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Screen time for babies 2 years old and younger has doubled since the mid-90s: study

The longterm effects of excessive screen time for babies remains unknown.

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US charity opens cancer ward for children in Gaza

US charity inaugurates first children's cancer department in Hamas-ruled Gaza Strip

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Spinning With My Shrink

On the stationary bike in front of me was a person who probably knew more about me than I knew about myself. How did that make me feel?

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Kaiser Permanente’s New Medical School Will Waive Tuition for Its First 5 Classes

By eliminating the financial burden of a medical education, the school hopes that more students will chose family medicine and other vital but lower-paid specialties.

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The Link Between Menopause and Alzheimer's

With Alzheimer’s afflicting more women than men, researchers are studying whether the hormonal changes that occur in menopause may affect the development of the disease.

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Roses Are Red, Orchids Are Addictive

Families struggle when flower obsession strikes a loved one; ‘God help us,’ says the father of one 11-year-old who turned the kitchen into a rainforest.

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WATCH: More than 40 pushups linked to lower heart disease risk for some

Researchers said middle-aged men who could do the exercise were 96 percent less likely to develop heart problems.

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Officials: Ohio has a hepatitis A outbreak, but it's not new

The Ohio Department of Health says reports that wrongly imply a newly declared outbreak of hepatitis A are circulating around the state, apparently prompted by a recent case involving a restaurant worker

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Five Things I Wish I’d Known Before My Chronic Illness

Finding out you have a chronic illness — one that will, by definition, never go away — changes things, both for you and those you love.

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Coal dust turns white snow black in Siberian town

A Siberian coal mining town has gotten a blanket of black snow, a regular occurrence in the region known for high industrial pollution levels

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Saving the Bats, One Cave at a Time

Biologists are searching caves and abandoned mines in the West, hoping to spare many species of the winged creatures from the devastating fungus, white-nose syndrome.

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WATCH: 'Riverdale' star reveals she's seeking treatment for depression

Lili Reinhart, wildly popular star of the hit show "Riverdale," opened up on Instagram about how she is going to therapy for anxiety and depression.

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Philippines says 136 people have died in measles outbreak

The Philippine health secretary says 136 people, mostly children, have died of measles and 8,400 others have been sickened in an outbreak blamed partly on recent vaccination fears

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The Checkup: One Exposure to Anesthesia in Children Does Not Cause Learning Disabilities, New Research Shows

Although earlier studies in animals suggested a connection, the new research should reassure parents whose children need surgery, experts say.

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Personal Health: The Case Against Cough Medicine

Evidence is sorely lacking for the value of any over-the-counter remedy to treat most coughs.

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WATCH: Mom 'fights' her way to good health, losing 160 pounds

After not fitting on an amusement park ride, she knew it was time to change.

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Phylicia Rashad Is Everybody's Mom

Often cast as the matriarch on stage and screen, the actress’s latest fictional mother appears in the NBC drama “This Is Us.”

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Chicago Police Investigating Whether Smollett Coordinated Alleged Attack

Chicago police are investigating whether Jussie Smollett, the “Empire” television star who said he was attacked last month by two individuals yelling racial and gay epithets, coordinated the attack.

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'Seeing the Divine: Pahari Painting of North India' Review: Multifaceted Devotion

In these religious works, painters bring to life ancient poetry and epics with an eye to engaging viewers emotionally.

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Exclusive: Step Inside YSL's New Parisian Headquarters

The current occupants of this former abbey have taken a vow of eternal chic

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As drug use rises, so does syphilis: Report

An uptick in the disease could be linked to increased drug use, researchers say.

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Embryo ‘Adoption’ Is Growing, but It’s Getting Tangled in the Abortion Debate

Many agencies that offer donated embryos, including most of those supported by federal grants, are affiliated with Christian or anti-abortion rights organizations.

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The trauma of Puerto Rico's 'Maria Generation'

The storm has left a lasting impact on the island.

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The Fitness Plan for Serious Schmoozers

A county official in Pennsylvania found a way to shake off all those evening events by falling in with a group of early-morning exercisers.

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5 ways to protect yourself from heart disease during American Heart Month

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States.

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5 ways to protect yourself from heart disease during American Heart Month

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the United States.

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WATCH: New study reveals quality sleep helps prevent heart diseases

ABC News' Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Jennifer Ashton discusses the major takeaways from the new study.

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WATCH: New study reveals quality sleep helps prevent heart diseases

ABC News' Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Jennifer Ashton discusses the major takeaways from the new study.

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A Mother Learns the Identity of Her Child’s Grandmother. A Sperm Bank Threatens to Sue.

The results of a consumer genetic test identified the mother of the man whose donated sperm was used to conceive Danielle Teuscher’s daughter. Legal warnings soon followed.

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How to Master the French-Girl Cat Eye

The black-rimmed makeup style, as epitomized by Brigitte Bardot, is hotter than ever. But can you emulate it? A tutorial.

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The Secret to Searing Pork Chops Without Setting Off a Smoke Alarm

Spoiler alert: It’s all about frequent flipping. Bonus: You’ll have this gorgeous meal of juicy chops plus garlicky beans and greens on the table in a mere 25 minutes.

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WATCH: CDC: Salmonella outbreak linked to ground turkey spreads to 41 states

The source of the outbreak has yet to be located.

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8 Ways to Avoid Buying a Bad Mattress

Planning to take advantage of Presidents’ Day mattress sales? Here are eight pitfalls to avoid so you buy a mattress you’ll happily sleep on for years.

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The New Old Age: Dialysis Is a Way of Life for Many Older Patients. Maybe It Shouldn’t Be.

So-called conservative management can ease symptoms without dialysis in some people with kidney disease. But many of them are never given the option.

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Q&A: A Tree Grows in — Well, You Don’t Want to Know

Fruit on trees grown near outhouses and latrines usually is safe. That’s not true of produce found on the ground in the same areas.

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9/11 fund running out of money for those with illnesses

The compensation fund for victims of 9/11 is running out of money and will cut future payments by 50 to 70 percent

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Kentucky closer to banning most abortions if Roe overturned

The Kentucky House has passed a bill that would ban most abortions in the state if the U.S. Supreme Court overturns its decision legalizing the procedure nationwide

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Washington lawmakers advance limits on vaccine exemptions

Washington state lawmakers have advanced a measure that would remove parents' ability to claim a personal or philosophical exemption to vaccinating their school-age children for measles

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Illinois Democrats propose expanded abortion access

Illinois Democrats have introduced two measures that would expand abortion access in the state by removing a parental notification requirement and a ban on late-term abortions

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Drug company used rap video to push for higher doses, sales

Employees at a drug company accused of bribing doctors rapped and danced around a life-size bottle of a highly addictive fentanyl spray in a video meant to motivate sales reps into getting patients on higher doses

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in her words: Could the U.S. Get Paid Family Leave? It’s Looking Better Than Ever

The United States is the only industrialized country that doesn’t guarantee its citizens paid family leave. A proposed bill could change that.

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Schools reopen in Dayton, Ohio, even if water isn't yet safe

Some 100,000 people in the Dayton, Ohio, area are waiting for word that they can use their water without boiling it

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Teen sickened after schoolmate gives her marijuana edible

A 13-year-old girl has been accused of giving edible marijuana gummy bears to some classmates at her school, causing another girl to be hospitalized

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Trilobites: Searching Tardigrades for Lifesaving Secrets

Researchers are drawing inspiration from the proteins that they think let hearty water bears cheat time by decelerating their biology.

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Do You Want to Be Pregnant? It’s Not Always a Yes or No Answer

New data on women’s uncertainty over motherhood may reshape how doctors and policymakers think about family planning.

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Ask Well: Can You Get Over a Food Intolerance?

Foods most often associated with intolerances were chocolate, food additives, citrus fruits, fish, shellfish, milk, cheese, eggs and nuts.

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How to Host a Dinner Like a Pro

At a new culinary school with an emphasis on hospitality, you can learn how to roll out a proper New Orleans welcome.

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The Rolls-Royce of Multi-Cookers

This cast-iron cooker from Japan offers ease, versatility, stove-to-table appeal and serious heat.

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How to Decode a Wordy Wine Label

What does ‘Hand Selected Lots’ mean, anyway? Our wine columnist takes on some of the more trying terminology and calls for clarity in labeling.

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The Expert's Guide to Scoring Décor Deals Online

Essential tips from e-commerce veteran and interior designer Christiane Lemieux, including the best ways to buy—and sell—vintage furniture online.

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Just How Green Are U.S. Airlines?

Carriers want fliers to see them as eco-friendly. But while their planes are more efficient, their greenhouse-gas emissions are rising overall.

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Finally: A Men's Leather Jacket That Doesn't Convey 'Midlife Crisis'

This inky green leather Hermès topper—while admittedly a splurge—will telegraph uniqueness for decades to come.

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WATCH: CDC: Flu vaccine is 47 percent effective

The flu vaccine is doing a relatively good job this season, protecting about half the people who got it, U.S. health officials said Thursday.

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They’ve Taken America’s Temperature — and It’s Running High

Data from Kinsa, which makes internet-connected smart thermometers, indicates it’s a bad year for colds, but not the flu.

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Anesthesia, if limited, can be safe for baby's brain

A study finds strong evidence that one episode of general anesthesia doesn't hurt a baby's brain development

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Medicare ambulance rides may no longer end up at ER

Medicare ambulance rides could include option of going to urgent care or doctor's office

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Trump gains weight, now considered obese

President Donald Trump has tipped the scales and is now officially considered obese

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Transgender Man Awarded $120,000 in Discrimination Case at Iowa Prison

Jesse Vroegh had sued for access to the men’s restrooms and locker rooms and for health care benefits at the prison where he worked.

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Young cancer survivor fears anti-vax parents are putting sick kids at risk

Rhett Krawitt's immune system was unable to handle vaccines because he was going through treatment for leukemia.

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Ex-Colo. Gov. Hickenlooper supports universal health care

John Hickenlooper, the former Democratic governor of Colorado who's considering running for president, says he supports universal health care and thinks the U.S. eventually should provide it.

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This year's flu vaccine is 47% effective, CDC says

That figure is said to be within an expected range.

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Flu vaccine doing a relatively good job this season

Health officials say the flu vaccine is doing a relatively good job protecting Americans this winter

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Why this mom traveled to Mexico for insulin

The cost of the drug can be significantly cheaper south of the border.

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The Instant, Custom, Connected Future of Medical Devices

3D-printed and “smart” pharmaceuticals are making medical treatments more effective. But it may take years before the new devices reach most patients, if they do at all.

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Racial gap in cancer death narrowing, but blacks

Blacks still die of cancer at higher rates than other Americans, but report says the gap is narrowing

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UN: Experts to develop oversight standards for gene editing

The World Health Organization is convening a meeting next month to develop global standards for the governance of gene editing, after a Chinese researcher announced he had created the world's first gene-edited babies

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For Valentine’s Day, Try Being Nice to Yourself

Sending love to others is easy. Being kind to yourself can be surprisingly difficult.

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'GMA' January Challenge: Ginger Zee shares results of a month of strength training

Zee explains why she is OK with not meeting the goal she set.

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Hospital heart patients wish everyone a Happy Valentine's Day

Children being treated for heart conditions participated in a Valentine’s Day photo shoot.

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WATCH: Hospital heart patients spread the love

Children and infants being treated for heart conditions at Advocate Children's Hospital in Oak Lawn, Illinois, participated in a Valentine's Day photo shoot.

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WATCH: 1-year-old's birthday photo shoot tries to find the family of his heart donor

Boy's birthday photos a search for his heart donor.

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WATCH: Ginger Zee shares what happened after a month of strength training

Zee explains why she is OK with not meeting the goal she set.

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1-year-old's birthday photo shoot tries to find the family of his heart donor

Titus Sickles had a heart transplant at 3 months old.

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WATCH: 1-year-old's birthday photo shoot tries to find the family of his heart donor

Boy's birthday photos a search for his heart donor.

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53 cases of measles confirmed in southern Washington state

Health officials in southern Washington state say they have confirmed 53 cases of measles

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Fentanyl deaths from 'Mexican oxy' pills hit Arizona hard

A flood of illicit fentanyl flowing from Mexico into the Southwest is pushing the synthetic opioid into the top spot for all fatal drug overdoses in the U.S

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This Iconic Hollywood Restaurant Lets You Travel Back in Time

The Musso & Frank Grill, one of the first power-lunch spots in Hollywood, turns 100 this year and is remarkably unchanged. Eat there to journey to another world.

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Annie Leibovitz on Being Envious of Herself

The portrait photographer’s earliest work, now on display for the first time in a Hauser & Wirth show, makes her wistful for the old days: “It was just so pure and energetic and out there”.

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Can a Grown Woman Wear a Hair Bow?

Although designers and celebrities are currently loopy over bows, women are split on whether the look is more Catherine Deneuve or Minnie Mouse.

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'Nature's Nation: American Art and Environment' Review: History Through an Ideological Filter

An overview of American art politicizes the past, offering demolition over deconstruction.

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A Crucial Step for Averting AI Disasters

Tech companies working on artificial intelligence find that a diverse staff can help avoid biased algorithms that cause public embarrassments.

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Is It Healthy to Study in Bed?

Experts weigh in on a topic parents and their school-age children often clash over. Their views on the pros and cons of bed-studying may surprise you.

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WATCH: Why dark chocolate is better for your health

People in the United States consume 2.8 billion pounds of chocolate each year - over 11 pounds per person.

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WATCH: Why dark chocolate is better for your health

People in the United States consume 2.8 billion pounds of chocolate each year - over 11 pounds per person.

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On Valentine's Day, why dark chocolate is better for your health

Give your Valentine a box of (healthier) chocolates.

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Behavior at Age 6 May Predict Adult Income

Boys with high levels of inattention later earned an average of about $17,000 less a year, while prosocial behaviors predicted higher incomes.

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Cheap and easy cleaning routine wards off superbug infection

A new study finds a way for people to cut their risk of developing a dangerous superbug infection after leaving the hospital

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Inflammation in Midlife May Lead to Memory Problems

The greater the number of inflammatory factors, the steeper the cognitive decline over 20 years of follow-up

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Can Big Science Be Too Big?

A new study finds that small teams of researchers do more innovative work than large teams do.

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WATCH: Founder of the Black Male Yoga Initiative discusses breaking barriers live on 'GMA'

Changa Bell is trying to create a safe space in his community for black men to discuss mental health and more.

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WATCH: Founder of the Black Male Yoga Initiative discusses breaking barriers live on 'GMA'

Changa Bell is trying to create a safe space in his community for black men to discuss mental health and more.

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How one man is trying to help fellow black men 'heal' through yoga

"Black men in particular were being isolated by the yoga community," founder of the Black Male Yoga Initiative said.

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WATCH: Fitness influencer apologizes after flood of customers call her programs a scam

Brittany Dawn, who has over 500,000 followers on Instagram, promised fans personalized training and nutrition programs, but some say she didn't deliver.

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WATCH: Fitness influencer apologizes after flood of customers call her programs a scam

Brittany Dawn, who has over 500,000 followers on Instagram, promised fans personalized training and nutrition programs, but some say she didn't deliver.

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8 die of measles in Ukraine this year as outbreak worsens

Eight people have died of measles in Ukraine since the start of the year

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Phys Ed: Exercise May Help to Fend Off Depression

Jogging for 15 minutes a day, or walking or gardening for somewhat longer, could help protect people against developing depression.

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Hawaii's Big Island By Bike: A Heart-Racing, Spectacularly Scenic Trip

Once the lava rocks stopped flying, a determined cyclist set out—with little more than a credit card—on a five-day journey to circle Hawaii’s largest isle.

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We Tried 50 Texting Gloves. Here are the Best Pairs

Cold-weather mitts with touch-screen capability have come a long way since the dawn of the iPhone over a decade ago.

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'We Just Need to Create a Moment': Art Market Looks to L.A.

With the contemporary-art fair Frieze Los Angeles making its debut and a growing body of collectors, Los Angeles could become a global art hub like New York, London and Hong Kong.

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An 80-Year-Old Ford Ready for More Road Trips

The host of YouTube’s ‘The Barn Find Hunter’ had to spend much more the second time he found his 1939 Deluxe woody station wagon.

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Freezing Your Coffee Beans? The Experts Say You're Doing It All Wrong

Java obsessives try ultralow temperatures to preserve premium varieties and achieve the ideal grind; 58 degrees below zero.

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F.D.A. Panel Recommends New Depression Treatment

The active ingredients of ketamine, a popular club drug, show promise in battling deep despair.

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What You and Your Family Need to Know About Maternal Depression

A government panel’s new recommendations could bring hope to many women at risk for the condition. Here is what the group said and how you can use the information.

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WATCH: How the bacteria in your gut affect your mind and body

Over 100 million nerve cells line the digestive tract.

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WATCH: How the bacteria in your gut affect your mind and body

Over 100 million nerve cells line the digestive tract.

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WATCH: What are PFAS?

The man-made chemicals that have been used in firefighting foam and waterproofing products like Teflon and Scotchgard.

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WATCH: Michael and Sara's third co-host, Nikki Green

Nikki's bucket list included a co-hosting gig with Michael and Sara. Find out more about their superfan's story.

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Eating Processed Foods Tied to Shorter Life

Foods like instant noodles and soups, breakfast cereals and chicken nuggets were associated with an earlier death.

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A Distant Husband Becomes Caretaker and Falls Madly in Love Again

“I felt humility for the first time in my life,” he said, “my heart and soul opened up, and I could just feel that the special connection we once had was back again.”

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Keep the volume down! UN issues guidelines for audio devices

Two U.N. agencies want governments and makers of headphones, mobile phones and other audio devices to do more to keep down the volume they emit, amid concerns about hearing loss in an increasingly digitized era

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Opening statements made in $1B Florida Medicare fraud case

A federal prosecutor has told jurors a Florida health care executive used bribery, kickbacks and false paperwork in a $1 billion effort to fleece Medicare and Medicaid, one of the biggest such cases in U.S. history

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Adolescence: How to Help Teens Weather Their Emotional Storms

A D.I.Y. snow globe full of glitter is an apt metaphor for the emotional chaos of the adolescent brain.

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Depression During and After Pregnancy Can Be Prevented, National Panel Says. Here’s How.

The task force of experts recommended at-risk women seek certain types of counseling, and it cited two specific programs that have been particularly effective.

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Counseling urged to prevent depression in at-risk new moms

Task force finds counseling at-risk pregnant women, new mothers offers a chance at preventing perinatal depression

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Pharmacy officer leaves as hospital reviews excessive dosing

An Ohio hospital's chief pharmacy officer has left that job amid allegations that employees there ordered, approved and administered possibly fatal doses of pain medication for dozens of patients

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Grandmothers helping to banish female genital circumcision

Grandmothers helping to banish female genital circumcision, which affects millions worldwide

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How the bacteria in your gut affect your mind and body

The vagus nerve serves as a connection between the brain and the gut, transporting inflammatory markers and more.

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WATCH: Breast cancer survivor shares cautionary tale about thermography

Thermography is approved by the FDA for breast cancer screening, but only when used with what the administration considers a primary test, like mammography.

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WATCH: Breast cancer survivor shares cautionary tale about thermography

Thermography is approved by the FDA for breast cancer screening, but only when used with what the administration considers a primary test, like mammography.

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Breast cancer survivor shares cautionary tale of relying solely on thermography

Thermography is approved by the FDA for breast cancer screening, but only when used with what the administration considers a primary test, like mammography.

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Crystal Meth Is North Korea’s Trendiest Lunar New Year’s Gift

Many North Koreans see the highly addictive drug as a useful stimulant. The government denies that it even exists in the country.

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Why Do South Asians Have Such High Rates of Heart Disease?

“We all have someone in our first-degree circle that has either died suddenly or had premature cardiovascular disease,” said one researcher.

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Trending: Need a Breath of Fresh Air? Hotels to the Rescue.

More hotels are adding air purifiers and filters to their guest rooms, either because the outside air is prone to smoke or pollution, or because guests demand them for health reasons.

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The Best Exercises to Prevent Falls

Activities that required standing up rather than sitting, such as tai chi, were the most effective.

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After defying anti-vaxx mom, teen explains why he got vaccinated

For Ethan Lindenberger, turning 18 was all about liberation.

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Hong Kong, Crossroads of the Criminal Wildlife Trade

Despite reforms, the territory is a linchpin in the global traffic in illegal animal parts.

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The Hottest New Fashion Trend for Men Is...Harnesses?

Actors like Timothée Chalamet, Michael B. Jordan and Chadwick Boseman have been wearing an unexpected accessory this awards season. Here’s the story behind the male harness.

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The Rolls-Royce Cullinan SUV Is Massive---and Will Not Be Ignored

Reminiscent of Rolls-Royce hunting cars from the 1920s, the new Cullinan SUV is a return to form for the brand, says Dan Neil, with titanic dimensions, off-road capabilities and, wait, a tea set?

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This Decorating Puzzle Almost Stumped the Pros

A quiet cane bed must share a bedroom with a clamorous red-lacquered bureau. Design experts suggest pieces to bridge the aesthetic gap. Which solution do you think works best?

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Your Company Wants to Know if You've Lost Weight

As more employers launch high-tech wellness programs that keep tabs on workers’ exercise, sleep and nutrition, employees worry about privacy and the consequences of opting out.

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The Latest: Judge keeps Planned Parenthood names sealed

A judge says the names of 14 Planned Parenthood workers and others will remain sealed during the prosecution of two anti-abortion activists charged with secretly recording them

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Utah reduces voter-backed Medicaid expansion in rare move

Utah has passed sweeping changes to a voter-approved Medicaid expansion, slashing the number of people covered and adding work requirements that the Trump administration is expected to approve

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Hope and hype in the race for a longer life

Scientists and institutions have aligned themselves with promising but unproven longevity treatments.

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Basics: Everywhere in the Animal Kingdom, Followers of the Milky Way

As scientists learn more about milk’s evolution and compositional variations, they are redefining what used to be a signature characteristic of mammals.

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What the FDA's actions mean for dietary supplements

The FDA says it plans to step up its policing of the growing dietary supplements industry

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F.D.A. Warns Supplement Makers to Stop Touting Cures for Diseases Like Alzheimer’s

The agency warned 12 dietary supplement companies to stop marketing such products for disease treatments, and called for tougher regulation of the $40 billon industry.

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Q&A: Think You’ve Gained Weight This Winter? Check Out These Squirrels

Some species pack increase their size by more than 50 percent as temperatures cool.

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Pair who secretly filmed Planned Parenthood fight charges

Planned Parenthood is making an unusual legal demand to join California's criminal prosecution of two anti-abortion activists charged with invasion of privacy for secretly making videos as they tried to buy fetal material from the organization

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Youth smoking decline stalls, and vaping may be to blame

A large study shows cigarette smoking rates for U.S. kids have stopped falling, and health officials believe youth vaping is responsible

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Everything you need to know about Ebola

The Democratic Republic of the Congo is fighting one of world's largest Ebola outbreaks. Here is a look at the causes, the symptoms and the history of the deadly virus.

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Everything you need to know about Ebola

The Democratic Republic of the Congo is fighting one of world's largest Ebola outbreaks. Here is a look at the causes, the symptoms and the history of the deadly virus.

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F.D.A. Warns Supplement Makers to Stop Touting Cures for Diseases Like Alzheimer’s

The agency warned 12 dietary supplement companies to stop marketing such products for disease treatments, and called for tougher regulation of the $40 billon industry.

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A.I. Shows Promise as a Physician Assistant

A neural network analyzed the medical records of 600,000 hospital patients in China, and diagnosed their conditions as accurately as doctors did in some cases.

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A.I. Shows Promise as a Physician Assistant

A neural network analyzed the medical records of 600,000 hospital patients in China, and diagnosed their conditions as accurately as doctors did in some cases.

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Jury selection starts in $1B Florida Medicare fraud case

Jury selection is set to begin in the trial of a health care executive accused of defrauding Medicare of $1 billion, one of the nation's biggest such cases

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Denver teachers prepare to strike over pay dispute

Denver teachers are planning to strike Monday for the first time in 25 years after failed negotiations with the school district over base pay

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The Checkup: Sometimes, Parenting Is Boring

Taking care of a young child can be the most fascinating thing in the world, but there are times, let’s face it, when it is not.

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Personal Health: A New Treatment for a Painful Penis Curvature

Encouraging men to seek help for Peyronie’s disease, a condition that can make sex difficult.

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Grab your partner and try this Valentine's Day couples workout

Engaged trainers Bree Branker and CJ Koegel share moves to do together.

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WATCH: Grab your partner and try this Valentine's Day couples workout

Engaged trainers Bree Branker and CJ Koegel share moves to do together.

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EPA decision soon on chemical compounds tied to health risks

The government is looking at how to respond to a public push for stricter regulation of chemicals found on many fabrics, rugs and carpets, cooking pots and pans, outdoor gear, shampoo, shaving cream, makeup and even dental floss

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Kacey Musgraves Wins Album of the Year at the Grammys

Women were front and center at the Grammy Awards, as the music industry attempted to address the criticism it has faced over how few female artists it has honored.

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What to Watch For at the Grammys

It has been a period of atonement for the Grammy Awards, with its organizers taking steps to recognize more female and younger artists after a wave of criticism. Here are five things to watch for on Sunday.

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'Nobody Likes Valentine's Day Anymore.' Retailers, Florists Cash In on 'Galentine's Day,' a Ladies-Only Spin

Galentine’s—a celebration of female friendships sparked by an episode of ‘Parks and Recreation’—is hitting the mainstream this year as companies scramble to rejuvenate sales around Valentine’s Day.

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