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The Flu Is Literally Spreading Like Wildfire, Study Finds
It might seem simple enough at first to explain how flu spreads. But a new study shows it's a lot more complicated.
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Are Over-the-Counter Painkillers Numbing Your Emotions?
Pain medications like ibuprofen and acetaminophen appeared to dampen people's emotions and capacity for empathy in a new review of painkiller studies.
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Mom’s Warning Is an Important Reminder to Look for Unexpected Flu Symptoms
This year's flu season is in full swing, causing more than 37 child deaths so far. If you think your child has the flu, see a doctor immediately.
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‘Bomb Cyclone’ to Hit the U.S. Before Releasing Record-Breaking Polar Vortex
Experts say a bomb cyclone is set to hit our country this week before a polar vortex releases arctic cold air in its wake. Yikes!
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Weekend Weather Could Bring Record Lows, Forecasters Say
Record low temperatures might come when an arctic blast slides across parts of the Midwest and Northeast.
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When Each State Can Expect Winter Weather
If you're so over fall and ready for winter, you might be asking yourself, "When is it going to snow." Fortunately, cold weather is on its way soon!
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Are Your Cold Symptoms Really a Sneaky Form of Heartburn?
New research links stubborn cold symptoms, like hoarseness, with a sneaky form of heartburn that has increased by 500 percent in recent years.
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A Good Mood Could Boost Your Flu Shot’s Effectiveness, Study Suggests
According to a new study, a positive mood was enough to boost patients' flu shots' effectiveness by increasing the number of influenza antibodies.
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A Diet Pill for Menopausal Women Is on the Way, Scientists Say
Scientists have found an antibody they say helps post-menopausal women get rid of their muffin tops, helps you lose weight, and prevents disease.
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New Needle-Free Vaccine Works As Well As a Shot, Experts Say
A new vaccine patch might end up being a game-changer.
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These Diet Pills Are Different—They Actually Work
There's new prescription pills for weight loss on the market.
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Some Expired Medicine Is Still Safe to Use, Experts Say
Whether you're in a time pinch or trying to save a few bucks, these medications are generally OK to use after they've expired.
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Food and Drug Administration Recalls Anti-Obesity Medication Containing Banned Substance Sibutramine
Customers who purchased the weight-loss supplement Labri's Body Health Atomic are advised to stop using it immediately.