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When an airplane from Dubai landed in New York yesterday morning with reports of passengers coughing and vomiting, health officials
Obese/overweight pregnant women can safely control weight gain through diet and exercise
Many overweight and obese women gain too much weight during pregnancy, further ratcheting up their already-increased risk of serious complications
Can you use cannabis for sleeping?
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US state is first to define what can be considered meat
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Smartphone app can help improve outcomes with HIV
(HealthDay)—A smartphone app designed for people living with HIV increases users’ consistency in doctor visits and improves their health outcomes,
The Instant Pot Hack That Can Get a Meal on the Table in 30 Minutes
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Information security is a social responsibility: What CISOs and infosec pros can do now
Hackers are becoming more sophisticated at the same time the cybersecurity talent pool is shrinking. That matters more than ever.
Can ovarian cancer cause weight gain?
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