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Fewer ER Visits for Kids After Cold Medicine Restrictions
A CDC study finds the number of small children ending up in the emergency room, after an adverse event involving cough and cold medicines, is decreasing.
menopause
Suzanne Somers: Prevailing Perimenopause
In her latest book, 'I'm Too Young For This,' Suzanne Somers tackles the decade before menopause.
alzheimer's disease
Bilingualism May Delay Dementia
A new study finds bilingual people may delay the onset of three types of dementia.
Exercise and Anxiety
There are many reasons people who suffer from anxiety should be physically active and fit. Exercise produces chemicals that make us feel good and generates new brain cells.
common cold
The ‘100-Day Cough’ And How to Avoid It
Whooping cough or pertussis is easy to spot, yet hard to cure. Children are particularly susceptible, but there are ways to keep them safe.
kids' health
Obese Girls May Reach Puberty Earlier
One study ties a higher BMI in young girls to an earlier onset of puberty.
cancer
Quality Over Cost When it Comes to Picking Health Insurance
Knowing your family's healthcare needs can help you choose a plan.
headache
Daylight Savings Time Change May Trigger Headaches
The end of daylight savings time is a common trigger for cluster headaches, expert says.
When Hiccups Won’t Stop, Surgery May Be the Only Answer
In rare cases hiccups can last for days, weeks or even years.
heart health
Black Licorice May Cause Irregular Heartbeat
FDA researchers have tired the Halloween treat to the frightening heart condition.
recipe rehab
How to Chop Vegetables Quickly
Chef Richard Rosendale cuts vegetables at lightening speed with this cool trick.
cold & flu
Flu Can Kill Even Healthy Children
One report points out that influenza can be fatal in children with or without risk factors.
crohn's disease
Pin-Up Model Reboots Her Immune System
Jocelyn Parham's Crohn's disease could be fatal, if she doesn't take swift action to stop it.
fitness
To Survive Heart Failure It Helps to Start Healthy
Kevin Lue is alive because he can run a long, long way. A triathlete, he was at peak fitness when his heart began to fail. His doctor says that’s why he was able to survive the long wait for a new heart.
Diabetes: Kids With Diabetes Can Have a Happy Halloween, Too
It turns out a little bit of candy is okay for a child with diabetes.
