Ebola Outbreak: Aid Organizations Battling Deadly Virus In West Africa Need More Help
The international community is turning its attention to West Africa, but the organizations on the ground need help fighting the deadly virus.
Ebola: Peace Corps Pulling All Volunteers In Affected Countries After Two Are Exposed To Deadly Disease
Hundreds of volunteers will leave Sierra Leone, Liberia and Guinea as Ebola outbreak grows.
What Is Gluten? Understanding The Pros And Cons Of A Gluten Free Diet
Is the gluten-free diet doing us more harm than good?
Minnesota And Medical Marijuana: Lawyers Seek Court’s Consent To Work With Pot Businesses
Minnesota legalized medical marijuana in May, but other state laws have lawyers playing catch up.
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New York Times And Marijuana: Newspaper Continues To Screen New Hires For Pot Despite Being In Favor Of Legalization
Its editorial board supports repealing the federal ban on marijuana, but the company continues to test employees for it.
Can The Ebola Epidemic Spread Beyond Africa Through International Air Travel?
Two African airlines have grounded flights from Liberia and Sierra Leone, but the good news is Ebola can't spread that easily.
Sheik Umar Khan, Sierra Leone's Top Ebola Doctor, Succumbs To Virus
After fighting Ebola for about a week, Khan passed away on Tuesday from the virus he risked his life to fight.
Medical Marijuana States: Florida Favors Legalizing Pot For Patients, Poll Shows
Polling shows overwhelming support among Florida voters for legalizing medical marijuana in November.
Medical Marijuana Legalization: Pro-Pot Laws Do Not Lead To More Drug Use Among Teens, Study Finds
While opponents of marijuana legalization say legal pot creates more use among teens, researchers say that's not necessarily the case.
Nigeria Isolates Hospital In Lagos As Obama Briefed On Ebola Outbreak
Ebola has killed 672 people in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone since it was first diagnosed in February.
Washington Pot Shortage Hurts Pot Tourism
Legalized marijuana was supposed to bring in the green, but a pot shortage in Washington hurts efforts to grow pot tourism.
Ebola Outbreak: Two Americans Latest Aid Workers To Contract Virus In West Africa
A handful of local and international aid workers has contracted the deadly virus that they've been working to quell.
Obese Kids Believe They're A Healthy Weight
A new study shows almost one-third of children have misconceptions about their weight.
New York Times Editorial Board Backs Marijuana Legalization
The New York Times editorial board says the U.S. government should "repeal the ban on marijuana" for people age 21 or older.
Arizona Botched Lethal Injection: Secrecy, Compounding Pharmacies And The Eighth Amendment
The latest prisoner execution gone horribly wrong brings more scrutiny to suppliers of lethal-injection drugs.
Scientists Discover New Virus In Half The World's Population
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Chris Christie, In Colorado, Slams Legalized Marijuana -- Unlike Rand Paul, His 2016 GOP Rival
With Denver's crime rate dropping, Chris Christie criticizes legal weed. Rand Paul, his probable 2016 GOP rival, promotes pot-policy reform.
Ebola Outbreak Threatens To Spread With Cases In Freetown, Sierra Leone And Lagos, Nigeria
The Ebola outbreak is being exacerbated by misinformation and a response effort stretched to the breaking point.
Marijuana Smokers Are Moral And Selfless In Romantic Relationships, Survey Suggests
The survey was conducted by the marijuana dating site My420Mate.com and questioned users on issues connected to both fidelity and morality.
Most Sought-After Celebrity Looks Of 2014: From Kim Kardashian's Butt To Angelina Jolie's Lips
Women are requesting specific celebrity features when they get plastic surgery. Take a look at the most sought-after celebrity looks of 2014.
Ebola Virus In Nigeria Possible, Health Officials Test Liberian Man In Lagos
The Ebola virus may have reached Nigeria, Africa’s most populous country.
Fruit Recall 2014: Trader Joe’s, Costco Produce Recalled For Wawona Packing Listeria Contamination
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MERS Virus Detected In The Air In A Saudi Arabia Camel Barn
Scientists found the owner of a camel barn in Saudi Arabia succumbed to an airborne version of the deadly MERS virus.
Miss Idaho 2014 Sierra Sandison Wore Her Insulin Pump During Bikini Competition [PHOTO]
The newly crowned Miss Idaho, Sierra Sandison, is being hailed as an inspiration for diabetes patients.
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