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  • Letting Someone Else Choose Your Diet Is Effective, Experts Say

  • Jun 16, 2015 05:50 AM EDT
  • If you would want to maximize your weight loss, you might want someone else choose the diet for you. For it to be more effective, you may want to let your doctor choose your diet plan rather than choosing your own, experts say.
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  • Chocolates Are Good For The Heart, New Study Claims

  • Jun 16, 2015 05:42 AM EDT
  • This is good news for chocolate lovers. A new study has discovered that devoted consumers of chocolates and those who consume about two candy bars a day are 11% less likely to suffer from heart attacks and strokes and 25% less likely to die of cardiovascular d…
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  • SoKor Reports Four New MERS Cases, Death Toll Reaches 19

  • Jun 16, 2015 05:40 AM EDT
  • South Koreans are in a state of panic after four new cases were reported as the death toll has already reached 19. Health officials say on Tuesday that the total number of cases has reached 154. MERS-CoV or Middle East Respiratory Syndrome was brought to the c…
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  • Is This The End Of Chronic Pain?

  • Jun 15, 2015 05:30 AM EDT
  • Chronic pain is a debilitating condition that predisposes humans to long years of pain. Now, scientists have found a way to reverse the condition as they discovered the molecular pathway for chronic pain in laboratory animals. Thus, it has opened doors and gav…
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  • Doctors Mistake Tattoos As Tumor, Perform Surgery

  • Jun 15, 2015 04:52 AM EDT
  • In 2012, doctors had operated on a woman with cervical cancer thinking that more tumors had appeared. Apparently, the doctors mistook her tattoos on a body image scan for secondary tumors.
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  • Rare Bacteria Continue to Lurk in the Florida Waters

  • Jun 13, 2015 09:49 PM EDT
  • Summer is always the best time to enjoy a holiday and spend more time in the beach. But if you’re in Florida, you may want to pay more attention to advisories before wading into the waters.
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  • Senior Beats MERS Despite Asthma

  • Jun 11, 2015 07:16 PM EDT
  • While MERS is now becoming a deadly disease, it is deadlier for those who already have respiratory issues. But a senior South Korean woman has beaten the odds despite living with asthma.
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