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Read More »FDA to Dr. Oz: Apple juice is safe after all
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Read More »Why Laughter May Be the Best Pain Medicine
Laughing with friends releases feel-good brain chemicals, which also relieve pain, new research indicates. Until now, scientists haven't proven that like exercise and other activities, laughing causes a release of so-called endorphins.
Read More »Conjoined twins separated after 13-hour surgery (PICTURES)
Joshua and Jacob Spates - rare even among conjoined twins - recuperating in Memphis hospital
Read More »Medical miracle? Conjoined twins separated in Memphis
Little Joshua and Jacob Spates recovering after grueling 13-hour operation
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Read More »The Fix Is In: Substantial Progress Made on Slowing Pace of Dog and Cat Euthanasia
Dear EarthTalk : Are as many cats and dogs being euthanized these days as back in the 1970s and 1980s when indiscriminate breeding led to explosions in pet populations? -- Mary H., Knoxville, Tenn. The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS), the leading non-profit devoted to animal welfare, reports that in the 1970s American shelters euthanized between 12 and 20 million cats and dogs every year at a time when there were 67 million pets in U.S
Read More »Video: Why men are more sensitive after the kids come
Author Dr. Logan Levkoff and relationship expert Matt Titus debate two new studies that reveal a biological reason for an increased sensitivity in fathers.
Read More »Four Seasons plans luxury Disney World resort
Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts officials say they've secured financing to build a $360 million (euro264 million) resort at Walt Disney World in Florida.
Read More »Birth dearth: 20 countries with lowest birth rates
World population on brink of 7 billion, but birth rates are down in some countries
Read More »Graduated driver license laws don’t protect older teens: Study
So-called GDL laws tied to lower fatal accidents among young teen motorists but higher rates among older teens
Read More »Listeria deaths prompt CDC warning about cantaloupe: Which kind?
CDC warning advises high-risk people to not eat cantaloupes from Rocky Ford region, Colorado
Read More »Video: Why laughter feels so good
British researchers say the muscular exertion involved in laughing triggers an increase of endorphins in the brain, making it enjoyable. Jeff Glor reports
Read More »Nile Crocodile Found to Comprise Two Different Species
By Ed Yong of Nature magazine The iconic Nile crocodile actually comprises two different species -- and they are only distantly related.
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