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Antiviral Pills Help Prevent HIV In Drug Addicts, Study Shows PrEP Reduces Infection Risk By 49%
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Will Pregnant Boys Ad Keep Teen Pregnancy Rate Down? Shocking Campaign Used To Prevent Teen Parenthood [PHOTO]
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New Layer Of Human Cornea Discovered, ‘Dua’s Layer’ Will Rewrite Ophthalmology Textbooks
A newly discovered layer of the human eye will require ophthalmology textbooks to be rewritten, says University of Nottingham professor Harminder Dua.
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Bill Hogenson, of Ludington, Mich., saved choking infant, 5-month-old Nessa Shoup, with a turkey baster to clear her airway.
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Prosecutors have charged a Houston oncologist with spiking her lover and coworker's coffee with a sweet-tasting chemical used in antifreeze and medical research.
Maria De Jesus, 32, Pregnant Mother Dies After Surgeons Remove Ovary Instead Of Appendix
A pregnant mother of two and her unborn child were killed during a routine operation after untrained surgeons removed the 32-year-old's ovary instead of her appendix.
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India's economic growth has not translated into feeding the nation, as statistics show calorie consumption has dramatically decreased.
Supreme Court AMP v. Myriad Case Preview: Can Human Genes Be Patented?
An eagerly anticipated ruling in the U.S. Supreme Court case AMP v. Myriad Genetics is expected sometime this month.
Vermont Passes New Law Decriminalizing Possession of Small Amounts of Marijuana
Vermont has passed a new law decriminalizing possession of as much as an ounce of marijuana.
John Paul Boldrick, 19, Soy Sauce Overdose Puts Virginia Teen in Coma
Virginia teen John Paul Boldrick, 19, suffered from a coma after drinking an entire quart of soy sauce on a dare.
Mayor Crack House Scandal: Toronto Home Linked To Rob Ford Crack Cocaine Video
A home with ties to the crack cocaine video scandal involving the mayor of Toronto has been identified.
Tongue Patch Diet: Can Dr. Nikolas Chugay's Controversial Procedure Really Help You Lose Weight?
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Andrea Sanderlin, 45, from Scarsdale, N.Y., was arrested for allegedly running a $3 million pot-growing operation out of a Queens warehouse.
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