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Recipe Rehab Season 1 - Episode 6

Recipe Rehab Season 1 - Episode 6
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cold & flu

Flu Vaccine May Lower Heart Risks

One study found that the influenza vaccine is associated with a lower risk of major cardiac events like heart failure or heart attack.
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The Best Way to Line a Cake Pan

Chef Vikki Krinsky has an easy trick up her sleeve for lining a cake pan with parchment paper.
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Recipe Rehab Season 1 - Episode 4

Recipe Rehab Season 1 - Episode 4
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Recipe Rehab Season 1 - Episode 3

Recipe Rehab Season 1 - Episode 3
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Recipe Rehab Season 1 - Episode 2

Recipe Rehab Season 1 - Episode 2
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Recipe Rehab Season 1 - Episode 1

Recipe Rehab Season 1 - Episode 1
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cancer

Men Get Breast Cancer Too, Just Ask Harvey Singer

Breast cancer is rarer in men — and frequently overlooked. A group founded by a male breast cancer survivor is hoping to change the perception that men are not at risk.
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heart health

Hardened Arteries Linked To Alzheimer's

Study finds a link between hardening of the arteries and the formation of plaques in the brain that are characteristic of Alzheimer's disease.
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hiv-aids

When It Comes to AIDS, It's Black and White

Black communities like Harlem in New York City have borne the brunt of the AIDS pandemic for years. Government efforts have had little effect, but one grassroots organization is moving the needle.
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sepsis

Sepsis: When an Ordinary Infection Turns Deadly

An infection can be as dangerous as a heart attack if sepsis strikes. The response should be just as urgent.
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How to Cook Turkey Burgers on the Grill

Chef Richard Rosendale gives us the scoop on how to safely cook turkey burgers on the grill.
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recipe rehab

How to Make Cauliflower Mashed Potatoes

Chef Vikki Krinsky uses her neat go-to gadget to blend potatoes, cauliflower, and goat cheese.
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breast cancer

Breast Exams DO Make a Difference

Studies show that most breast cancer deaths occur in unscreened women.
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Jillian Michaels: Train Your Brain to Be More Positive

Jillian's three key tips will make you more aware of your achievements, the blessings in your life, and other reasons to be optimistic every day.
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heart health

Stroke Can Take Quality Years

A British study finds a stroke can take as many as 3 to 5 quality years off of a person's life.
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kids' health

Probiotics May Soothe Colicky Babies

Babies who are fussy or cry excessively may benefit from probiotics, according to a new study.
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recipe-rehab

The Easiest Way to Cut Corn Off the Cob

Chef Richard Rosendale shows us a fun trick to cut fresh corn off the cob without making a mess.
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menopause

5 Menopause Myths Debunked

Knowing the difference between fact and fiction when it comes to menopause can make the transition much easier.
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cancer

Trial Results Spur Talk of Melanoma 'Cure'

The possibility that ipilimumab can cure melanoma requires larger prospective studies.
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osteoarthritis

Diet Plus Exercise May Aid Knee Osteoarthritis

A new study finds a combination diet and exercise regimen yields better results for knee osteoarthritis than diet alone, or exercise alone.
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senior-health

New Health Care Models Arise With Elderly Patients in Mind

To prepare for the growing senior population, some hospitals are 'geriatricizing' their facilities to serve the needs of these complex patients.
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sleep

Small Implant Makes Big Difference In Sleep Apnea

Small Implant Makes Big Difference In Sleep Apnea
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pain management

A New Device For Managing Chronic Pain

This device can go through an MRI machine, offering relief to more sufferers.
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