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Reasearchers plan to test 10,000 students, looking for common but lethal heart malformations that can lead to sudden death
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Reasearchers plan to test 10,000 students, looking for common but lethal heart malformations that can lead to sudden death
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New NFL safety rules surrounding concussions are already filtering down to high school football to protect young athletes safer
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New NFL safety rules surrounding concussions are already filtering down to high school football to protect young athletes safer
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What is cyclospora, and how can you tell if you have the stomach bug? We went to the experts to find out
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What is cyclospora, and how can you tell if you have the stomach bug? We went to the experts to find out
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Doctors explain why the procedure, in Bush's case, is surprising but not shocking
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It can takes years before it's diagnosed and if left untreated, the condition can cause a child to permanently lose motion
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It can takes years before it's diagnosed and if left untreated, the condition can cause a child to permanently lose motion
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The ingredients can serve different purposes, so here's a guide to help you choose the right toothpaste for you
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The ingredients can serve different purposes, so here's a guide to help you choose the right toothpaste for you
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An expert says says many patients are never warned about them. And if they happen, they're often too embarrassed to ask
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An expert says says many patients are never warned about them. And if they happen, they're often too embarrassed to ask
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Students often get the pills from their pals who have a prescription. But colleges are cracking down on the swapping of stimulants
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Consumer Reports says children may be mistaking the colorful pods for candy or treats and eating them
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It can curb appetite and help build muscle. Protein is being added to just about everything, but experts say you can get too much
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A young Sugar Land mom surprised her whole family when she volunteered to donate a kidney to her children's doctor
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A teen who was battling his weight not only manage to win the fight, he also inspired his family to do the same along the way
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Students often get the pills from their pals who have a prescription. But colleges are cracking down on the swapping of stimulants
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Coffee has been one of the most popular drinks in the US, but experts say change is brewing. Tea is starting to steal the spotlight.
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Coffee has been one of the most popular drinks in the US, but experts say change is brewing. Tea is starting to steal the spotlight.
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Consumer Reports says children may be mistaking the colorful pods for candy or treats and eating them
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It can curb appetite and help build muscle. Protein is being added to just about everything, but experts say you can get too much
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Houston researchers are making a life-changing difference for children with epilepsy by giving them a cancer drug to stop seizures
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An allergy to milk or eggs really reduces what you can eat. But children can outgrow their allergy, and one test can see if they have
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A young Sugar Land mom surprised her whole family when she volunteered to donate a kidney to her children's doctor
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An allergy to milk or eggs really reduces what you can eat. But children can outgrow their allergy, and one test can see if they have
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Houston researchers are making a life-changing difference for children with epilepsy by giving them a cancer drug to stop seizures
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A teen who was battling his weight not only manage to win the fight, he also inspired his family to do the same along the way
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When it's hot, people want their drinks cold! And you can have those cold summer treats without busting your calorie budget
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Find fresh alternatives to some summertime favorite treats with these lower calorie recipes
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What happened to Randy Travis sounds shocking. But experts in Houston say it could happen to people in good health
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The Houston Zoo's leopard got the shots to help with her arthritis. The success with animals will lead to human treatments
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Dermatologists are treating more acne at younger ages than ever before. The reasons why aren't 100 percent clear
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Dark-skinned people often think they don't get sunburned, but doctors say no one is immune from too much sun exposure
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Dark-skinned people often think they don't get sunburned, but doctors say no one is immune from too much sun exposure
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Air medics usually spend their Fourth of July responding to boating accidents, car wrecks and fireworks injuries
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Doctors are trying to determine if the risks of heart surgery offset the benefit of reducing the risk of stroke by 90 percent
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Doctors are trying to determine if the risks of heart surgery offset the benefit of reducing the risk of stroke by 90 percent
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Under the new law, doctors could pay fines if they take Medicare patients. So some won't be accepting them. Others are closing
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Under the new law, doctors could pay fines if they take Medicare patients. So some won't be accepting them. Others are closing
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Often, women with breast cancer struggle to keep working during treatments. But one mom is finding a way to balance it all
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Often, women with breast cancer struggle to keep working during treatments. But one mom is finding a way to balance it all
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When fighting a battle with cancer, many want to go to MD Anderson. But where do you start? A call center can help you
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When fighting a battle with cancer, many want to go to MD Anderson. But where do you start? A call center can help you
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It's often used to stop women in early labor but experts now say it could cause thin bones in infants
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It's often used to stop women in early labor but experts now say it could cause thin bones in infants
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The boy's skull was growing lopsided because an opening in the skull, so doctors had to cut his skull to make it more symmetrical
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The boy's skull was growing lopsided because an opening in the skull, so doctors had to cut his skull to make it more symmetrical
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Doctors say multi-way kidney swaps are helpful when there isn't a good match in the family. It gave one dad a new chance at life
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