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Which is worse, booze or pot? A doctor weighs in
Neither is a good idea for teens, but expert says by most measures one is much more dangerous
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The Freakout From An Obamacare Ruling Could Be Unlike Anything We've Seen
WASHINGTON -- Experts have a pretty good sense of what will happen if the Supreme Court rules in favor of the plaintiffs in King v. Burwell, cutting off Obamacare’s tax credits in roughly two-thirds of the states. Without that financial assistance, most of the people now buying insurance through…
Huffington Post‘Hey, Handicap’: Neighbor Leaves Horrible Note On Amputee’s Car
Ashley Brady lost her leg in 2014. She finally got a special parking spot last week. And now, this.
Yahoo HealthToddler Revived After Having No Pulse for Almost 2 Hours
Gardell Martin suffered no lasting effects after being pulled from an icy creek near his home and administered CPR.
ABC News VideosKevin Durant shut down indefinitely, could miss the rest of the season
Oklahoma City Thunder forward Kevin Durant has...
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Homeowners Are In For A Big Surprise in 2015
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'Huge amounts' of beef going to China despite ban -U.S. official
CHICAGO and WASHINGTON D.C., March 19 (Reuters) - "Huge amounts" of American beef are bypassing China's import bans, a top U.S. trade official said this week, even as the Chinese government cracks down on agricultural smuggling. The meat enters through Hong Kong, Deputy U.S. Trade Representative…
ReutersJamaica imposes import restrictions on US, Canadian poultry
Jamaica has imposed import restrictions on poultry products from various spots in North America in the wake of a big outbreak of bird flu that has infected stocks. The island's agriculture ministry says ...
Associated PressWhy the Generic Industry’s Classification Is Still Evolving
The generics industry primarily caters to several large diseases in primary care. Healthcare is organized into three categories—primary, secondary, and tertiary.
Market RealistHow America's Hungry Families Balance Nutrition, Housing And Health Care
According to a 2014 study by Feeding America, one in seven people in the U.S. receives food assistance from its nationwide network of 200 member food banks every year. That’s 46.5 million people who need help putting food on the table -- while also struggling to balance other everyday necessities…
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Not just a UCL: Zack Wheeler had been pitching through a torn tendon since last year
This kid's elbow is a mess.
NBC SportsFormer Penn State walk-on Marshall Lefferts battling cancer
Penn State's alumni magazine profiled Marshall Lefferts, a former walk-on whose collegiate career was cut short due to cancer.
Dr. SaturdayHow Large Is Prothena’s Market Opportunity?
Prothena has announced positive results from a Phase 1 study of a monoclonal antibody for the potential treatment of Parkinson's disease and other related synucleinopathies.
24/7 Wall St.Ready To Get Your Drugs By Drone? Why Amazon Plan Could Be Game-Changer
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos knew skeptics would pan his drone-delivery plan. "I know this looks like science fiction. It’s not," Bezos told 60 Minutes more than a year ago, showing off Amazon's test-model octocopters. And he acknowledged that Amazon's proposal to use robot drones faced major regulatory…
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Biogen soars on Alzheimer's drug
Biogen Idec's experimental drug significantly slowed cognitive decline in Alzheimer's patients. Analysts said they were impressed with the results. Fred Katayama reports.
Reuters VideosButler forward Roosevelt Jones suffers knee injury Thursday
After sustaining a left knee injury, Butler forward Roosevelt Jones was forced to exit Thursday's NCAA Tournament game against Texas. Jones suffered the injury in the second half and was seen trying to run and stretch out, according to the Chicago Tribune. Despite sustaining the injury, he was able…
CBS SportsVietnam reports outbreak of H5N6 bird flu virus: OIE
Vietnam reported an outbreak of highly pathogenic H5N6 bird flu virus in a village in the northern province of Thanh Hoa, the World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE) said on Thursday. Over 350 birds were found infected by the virus in a village in Tinh Gia district last week, the Vietnamese…
ReutersSoftware developer hopes to turn rehab into video game
A broken arm as a boy led Cosmin Mihaiu and some inventive colleagues to turn tedious physical rehabilitation exercises into a game that they hope can make it easier for people to recover from injuries. The Romania-born software engineer demonstrated the game Thursday at the prestigious TED…
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17 Mind-Blowing Pics Of Unsold Cars
A major problem the auto industry continually faces is what to do with all the brand new cars dealerships don't sell.
The Most Natural Bedtime In The World
Scientists may have figured out humans' natural bedtime in a tiny town in Brazil.
Yahoo HealthHouse Medicare deal hits Senate turbulence over abortion
An emerging bipartisan House deal changing how Medicare reimburses doctors ran into turbulence in the Senate Thursday over abortion, spotlighting a rare public disagreement between Congress' two top Democrats. ...
Associated PressA look at the real-life consequences of repealing Obamacare
Kevin Drum, whose penetrating blog posts at Mother Jones are must-reading for anyone with a serious interest in economics and public policy, was diagnosed last year with multiple myeloma, a cancer of the ...
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