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5 tips for cooking the turkey safely
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Shield yourself from the flu
You can't outrun the flu virus. But there's one thing you can do. -
Are trampoline parks safe for kids?
They may be behind a rise in trampoline-related fractures. -
Ready to put out your last cigarette?
Get inspired by the Great American Smokeout. -
Intense exercise may give memory a boost
It could be as easy as adding some hills to your daily walk. -
Are you really allergic to penicillin?
Here's why you might be wrong—and why that's a good thing. -
Is acetaminophen safe during pregnancy?
Study suggests link with ADHD and autism spectrum disorder. -
Pancreatic cancer: Risk factors and symptoms
This type of cancer is more common in people with type 2 diabetes. -
Superfoods to the diabetes rescue
Superfoods are packed with nutrients that can help you manage diabetes. -
Smoking just a few cigarettes a day damages lungs
Lung function declines almost as rapidly as with heavy smoking. -
Too many kids are falling short on sleep
Here's what you can do to help your child get more ZZZs. -
What you need to know about the Zantac recall
Plus, how to find out if your medicine is on the list. -
Is nighttime the right time to take blood pressure meds?
A bedtime dose may lower your risk of heart attack, stroke. -
Artificial pancreas passes real-world test
The device has been submitted to FDA for approval. -
Eye problems are a common diabetes complication
The longer you have diabetes, the greater your risk of vision loss. -
10 facts you should know about lung cancer
A harsh truth about lung cancer is that it usually doesn't cause symptoms until it's advanced. -
Weight-loss surgery may lower the risk of birth defects
Losing weight can have a positive payoff for your baby. -
Are you ready for a virtual doctor visit?
Adults over 50 are intrigued, but wary. -
Sleep apnea treatment may save you money
Regularly using a CPAP machine may lower healthcare costs. -
Bulimia may put women's hearts, lives at risk
The eating disorder may lead to strokes, heart attacks.
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