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Salmonella Outbreak Kills 1, Sickens 76 Nationwide

One person has died from salmonella poisoning that appears to be linked to eating ground turkey. (Getty Images) A salmonella outbreak resulting in one death and 76 illnesses nationwide has been traced to ...

A small amount of exercise is good for your heart

More research shows that even small amounts of aerobic exercise help lower coronary heart disease risk, according to a review published Monday in Circulation, the journal of the American Heart Association.

So long, sunscreen? Scientists suggest red wine helps prevent sunburn

(CBS) Think sunscreen is the only way to prevent sunburn? A new study suggests theres another way besides a tube of sunscreen - and it can be found at your nearest grocery or liquor store.

Electromagnetic fields linked to asthma

Pregnant mothers who are exposed to low-level magnetic fields may have a much higher risk of giving birth to asthmatic children, according to a recent US study.

Sunshine State Snubs ObamaCare Simoleons

Give Florida Gov. Rick Scott and his fellow Republicans in the state legislature credit. When they say they arent going to implement ObamaCare, they mean it - even if it costs their state millions of dollars in federal grants.

DHA Supplement to Prevent Frequent Colds in Newborns

Pregnant mothers are now being told that a daily dose of DHA, an essential fatty acid found in fish oil supplements, may ward off common colds in their newborn babies.

TV product placements termed junk food ad loophole

BOSTON (Reuters) - Companies that have pledged not to market unhealthy food and drinks directly to children may be turning to product placement on television shows instead of traditional ads to target youngsters, a new study showed.

Feds require new insurance plans to provide better coverage of womens health

New health plans will have to cover much of womens health care with no deductible or co-pays. New health plans will have to cover much of womens health care with no deductible or co-pays.

Venezuela Chavez Shaves Off Hair; Calls It His New Look

CARACAS (Dow Jones)--Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez spoke Monday, appearing for the first time with his hair completely shaved off, as he prepares for further rounds of chemotherapy.

Myanmar launches breastfeeding, nutrition weeks

YANGON, Aug. 1 (Xinhua) -- Myanmar began on Monday to launch the 2011 World Breastfeeding Week and Nutrition Promotion Week in a bid to contribute to health and nutrition conditions of children and women in the country.

Debt Deal May Hit Medicare

Medicare beneficiaries escaped direct cuts in Washingtons debt deal, but the agreement could eventually hit seniors and disabled Americans who rely on the program for medical coverage.

New Report Finds Colon Hydrotherapy Unsafe

And the controversy continues. Is colon cleansing healthy, or not? Is it dangerous? Do the conditions under which its administered make a difference?

Planned Parenthood Funding Battle Continues

(Indianapolis, Ind.) - Indiana is appealing a preliminary injunction that prevented the state from cutting off funds to Planned Parenthood.

This $1 Plastic Chip Can Diagnose HIV In 15 Minutes

In Africa, waiting for blood work can take weeks, and many people dont bother getting their results. A new device could make testing in remote villages a possibility, and that could lead to drastically improved treatment.

Obesity in middle-age linked to future cognitive problems

People who are obese in midlife appear to have an elevated risk of cognitive problems up to a decade later, suggesting they may be more likely to rely on their private health insurance in the future.

NYC Mayor, Health Department in Food-Cart Feud

New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg has a beef with his own Health Department over street food carts, the New York Post reported Tuesday.

Lazy Brownies Are Unsafe, FDA Says

So-called “lazy brownies” containing melatonin are unsafe, the US Food and Drug Administration said Tuesday. The brownies that promote sleep and relaxation are being barred from shelves, NPR reports.

Cheesecake Factory, Known For Its Indulgences, Introduces Slimmed-Down Menu

Hoping to add dieters to its devoted clientele, the restaurant notorious for its 2730-calorie Bistro Shrimp Pasta is adding nearly 50 low-calorie options to its menu.

Kids Still See Unhealthy-Food Ads on TV, Study Finds

TUESDAY, Aug. 2 (HealthDay News) -- American children see fewer food and drink ads on television today, but most of the ads they view are for unhealthy products, a new study says.
 
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