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A recent industry survey revealed that Internet distractions account for nearly 60 percent of workplace interruptions.

How did doctors treat mental disorders back in the 1800s and early 1900s?

A 16-pound baby born in Longview, Texas holds the new hospital record. JaMichael Brown is more than twice the weight of the average baby--which is about seven pounds. KYTX-TV's Monique Bird has more

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Drugmaker Gilead announced it would allow four antiretroviral drugs to be made by generic manufacturers to help poorer HIV/AIDS patients

New federal study suggests dangerous link between a high-sodium, low-potassium diet and heart disease

Patient who lost both legs at mid-thigh gets replacements in operation by famed Spanish surgeon Dr. Pedro Cavadas

Think summer is all about being carefree? Think again

Baby boy JaMichael Brown more than doubles average weight of newborns - his blood sugar is now being monitored in neonatal intensive care unit

Swedish scientists identify treatment-resistant strain in Japan, U.S.

Too much fun in the sun? What to do when the summer heat gets under your skin

Analysis of over 17,000 people found five out of every 1000 died from anorexia, disease that targets young women

Reductions in Medicare, Medicaid spending on the table in budget talks; Doctors, patients weigh impact of potential changes

NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - Overshadowed by rows of treadmills and elliptical trainers, the rowing machine is vertically challenged, usually solitary and often consigned to one of the darker corners of the gym.

Distracted exercising may come with risks similar to those of distracted driving: Last year, for the first time in four years, pedestrian deaths rose — experts are blaming our beloved, never-leave-home-without-'em gadgets.