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Abortion foes see chance for tougher curbs

Buoyed by huge election gains for their allies, anti-abortion activists head into their annual March for Life rallies sensing a prime opportunity in many states to rein in the broad abortion access established 38 years ago by the Roe v Wade decision.

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Skip the gym: 10 gadgets for getting fit at work

Get in shape at the office with equipment that can, among other things,  turn your work chair into a punching bag — or a balance ball — or add some 'arms' to it so you can set up a resistance training regime.

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Got a question about love for Donny Deutsch?

Do you want the male perspective on love? Are you married or currently dating a guy and have questions regarding your relationship? What have you always wanted to ask a man??

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How to make the most of wave season deals

The cruise industry's "Wave Season," which takes place between January and March, is when cruise lines showcase their very best extra-value offers for the year to come

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Disney cruise ships offer adventures on land

Disney's unique, guided, land-based tours successfully offer families the chance to explore far-flung destinations from Italy to Africa with itineraries that de-stress the experience for parents.

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Cheers? Booze bottles may get nutritional labels

Diageo, the world's leading distilled spirits, beer and wine company, is supporting a proposal to list nutrition information on alcoholic beverage packaging.

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Skin creams may not protect against all UV light

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Many daily skin creams that claim to provide ultraviolet protection and anti-aging benefits may not have enough of the critical ingredients needed to block UV-A light, according to new research.

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Menu nutrition labels don’t change habits

Letting consumers know exactly how many calories are in their food might do little to change their eating habits, a new study suggests.

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Weight loss may send pollutants into bloodstream

Weight loss may have an unwanted side effect, according to a new study in the journal Nature: It may send a flood of environmental pollutants into the bloodstream.

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Dr. Laura Schlessinger on betrayal and revenge

Dr. Laura Schlessinger talks candidly about grappling with the emotional turmoil of betrayal in her latest book, “Surviving a Shark Attack (On Land).” When should we forgive and forget? How do we find peace with an urge for revenge

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