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Dr. Oz hires a back-up MD. Don't expect much of a change
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Common medicines for heartburn linked to heart attack risk
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Memory-based recall isn t a solid platform for dietary recommendations
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Former executive director of Greenpeace UK: Morally unacceptable to campaign against GM technology. Bravo.
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San Francisco s new sugar law and George Harrison: My Sweet Lord
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California s kids likely to become healthier; and a new LDL drug moves forward
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A nasty GI infection goes down the toilet thanks to a great vaccine
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New research finds just one dose of HPV vaccine may be sufficient
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AMA calls for removal of non-medical vaccine exemptions
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Jane Brody on GMOs they re good for people and the planet
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Collaboration among companies: The future of cancer research?
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Melanoma rates doubled in the past 30 years, even worse among young people
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Cheesy Swiss study fails to link ambient radiation and children s cancer
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When it comes to personal exemptions, California is unfortunately not alone
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Follow-up study of Veterans' diabetes treatment shows no cardiovascular benefit
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EPA says fracking isn t a threat to drinking water
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Homeopathic remedies are nothing more than placebos, says Australian authority
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Some common sense about pesticides. From the Daily Beast of all places
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Supplements will disappoint parents of ASD kids, new study finds
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Chemicals In Your Popcorn? asks the Times Kristof. Yes, there are
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Scientist fights back against quack-pack Leader Mike Adams
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Antibiotics hit the news big time. But is it in time?
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CDC s custodianship of lethal organisms leaks like the TSA, but worse
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Link between antidepressants and newborns lung problems may not be as strong as thought
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New meta-analysis finds link between breastfeeding and less childhood leukemia
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