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'Half-headed' man arrested -- again
One day she learns CPR. The next day she saves a man's life
Do brain-training exercises really work?
Why we are 'risk-stupid,' even when our lives depend on it
News events are a constant reminder that the world is full of risk. Jets crash or vanish into the sea. Terrorists perpetrate nearly unthinkable acts of violence on civilians. Nature sends us tornadoes, floods, sharks, snakes, bacteria, viruses and countless other deadly threats. Certain foods lead to increased risk of diabetes and heart disease. Others are contaminated, recalled from shelves.
How your mouth is linked to your migraines
European Space Agency confirms Mars lander lost during descent
What are the chances of a national law?
Pregnant? Been to Miami-Dade recently? Get tested for Zika
Scientists confirm genetics of schizophrenia
Creating an effective treatment for schizophrenia requires a better understanding of its biology, of the genes that cause it. Using technology to illuminate chromosomes, scientists confirmed the underlying genetics of this mental disorder. The identified genetic disruptions occur at a crucial time in brain development.
Foods that might be linked to migraines
Why you believe everything your Facebook friends tell you
Parents find campaign offers teachable moments to discuss sexual assault
How to live to 100: Town full of centenarians spills its secrets
Hot flashes may be in your genes
Costume clash: Superheroes surpass princesses this year
Relief and hope as parents watch separated twins' recovery
Insurers accused of discriminating against HIV patients
The health law prohibits insurers from discriminating against people with serious illnesses, but some marketplace plans sidestep that taboo by making the drugs that people with HIV need unavailable or unaffordable, complaints filed recently with the Department of Health and Human Services' Office for Civil Rights allege. The effect may be to discourage people with HIV from buying a particular plan or getting the treatment they need, according to the complaint.
Boston's once-toxic river flows to your beer mug
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