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One flu vaccine to rule them all

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Scientists who were looking for a way to annihilate the Avian flu have stumbled upon a protein that halts both the Avian and seasonal flu.
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Sex ed goes mobile

A new study looks into whether videos delivered to mobile phones can educate young people about safe sex....
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Medical myths debunked

Dr. Rachel Vreeman debunks popular medical myths -- like sugar making kids hyperactive, or losing body heat through the head....
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Lead and violent crime

New research reveals that lead exposure in early development shrinks key areas of the brain, and is linked with violent crime....
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Personalized medicine

Most pharmaceutical drugs only work for about half the people who take them because our DNA can inhibit them from functioning in our bodies. ...
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Ask a Harvard Psychologist

Howard Gardner -- who developed the theory of multiple intelligences -- on the power of changing our minds and our lives....
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Effectiveness of colonoscopy screening

A new study published in the Annals of Internal Medicine indicates that the screening method is not as effective as doctors thought....
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The unhealthy toys list

Before heading to the toy store for holiday shopping, parents should be aware of the harmful chemicals that might be in some toys. ...
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Richard Gere on AIDS awareness

On the 20th World AIDS Day, activist and actor Richard Gere shares his personal account of the evolution of AIDS in America. ...
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The health benefits of being thankful

Being thankful and counting your blessings this Thanksgiving may help you mentally and physically -- recent research shows it's healthy to be grateful....
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