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Body Odd: Surviving a hole in the head
More than a headache: Why do some people walk away from a serious head injury? Full Story
  Food safety
A hot lead in hunt for salmonella source
Mexico hot and bothered over jalapeño scare
Salmonella found in Mexican-grown jalapenos
Salmonella fears prompt N.C. food recall
FDA declares it’s OK to eat tomatoes again
  Odds and ends
Loss of smell early sign of Parkinson's
The nose knows: Smell sharpens during danger
Woman gives birth to identical triplets
Scientists unravel what makes us creative
Icy Hot patches recalled after burns
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  Breaking Bioethics — by Arthur Caplan
Image: Lousie Brown July 25, 1978; 2003
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New IVF dilemmas make old fears seem quaint
  Early fears about IVF turned out to be misplaced, but 30 years after the birth of the first 'test-tube' baby, new worries about the evolving uses of reproductive technology are emerging.
Opinion: Medical road trips not worth the cost
Opinion: Save your hide — skip the tanning bed
Opinion: 'Blade Runner' ruling subverts nature of sport
Opinion: Intelligent design film worse than stupid
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Diabetes may increase risk of developing TB
Tougher U.S. rules for diabetes drugs debated
24 million Americans have diabetes
  Health care  
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Fentanyl deaths topped 1,000 over two years
N.J. licenses to require organ donation decision
Health officials back paperless prescriptions
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Body language: What McCain, Obama reveal  
Report: More older kids diagnosed with ADHD
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