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A study showed that physical, mental and social health were better among those who held religious or spiritual beliefs.
New York City Tries To Fire Dead Man For Missing Work
New York's Human Resources Administration took steps to fire the man for job abandonment, only to later find out he had died.
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New York Medical Marijuana Dispensaries List: Health Department Chooses Five Companies To Legally Grow, Sell Pot
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Desmond Tutu, South African Archbishop, Hospitalized Again
The retired Anglican archbishop was readmitted to a hospital in South Africa "after expressing renewed discomfort," his foundation said Tuesday.
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Michigan Doctor Gets 45 Years Of Imprisonment For Giving Needless Chemotherapy To Patients
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Everyday Chemicals May Trigger Cancer When Combined In The Body: Study
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