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Find out what's fueling your fatigue — and what to do about it. Full story
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Find out what's fueling your fatigue — and what to do about it. Full story
Has science overemphasized the danger of a few extra pounds? What the latest firestorm among researchers means for you. Full story
It's a new day for dogs, as a bill clamps down on unregulated kennels. Full story
Has science overemphasized the danger of a few extra pounds? What the latest firestorm among researchers means for you.
Has science overemphasized the danger of a few extra pounds? What the latest firestorm among researchers means for you.
For men, bliss is often just a mouse-click away while quality time with family is guaranteed to put a smile on women's faces, according to an Australian study of what makes people happy.
When drug makers made an announcement this week that they no longer recommend cold remedies for those under 4, they didn't let on that it was the government's idea.
About one in four teen girls last year got the groundbreaking vaccine that prevents cervical cancer, federal health officials reported Thursday.
The widow of an Iraq war veteran who committed suicide while in outpatient care for depression at a Veterans Administration hospital is suing the federal government for alleged negligence.
Sammy, a Shetland sheepdog, wouldn't touch his food, retreating to a corner of the yard and devouring mouthfuls of dirt — behavioral oddities his owner later learned came from a lifetime of abuse as a "stud" in a large puppy mill.
You can blame your energy crisis on a lack of shut-eye, but there may be other reasons you're slogging along like a turtle. Find out what's fueling your fatigue.
After reading an msnbc.com story on the phenomenon of long-time couples who die close together, readers wrote in with their own experiences — the love stories of family and friends.
A biotech company today will begin offering the first genetic test to assess a woman's risk for the most common forms of breast cancer, reigniting debate about the growing number of unregulated genetic tests.
Heart patients should be regularly screened for signs of depression, the American Heart Association recommended Monday.
The economy isn't the only thing that's sagging — so are faces, breasts and bellies as would-be cosmetic surgery patients increasingly opt against costly nips and tucks because of tough financial times.