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Cellphones Possibly Carcinogenic

Cellphones Possibly Carcinogenic

What does new classification by World Health Organization mean for you?

Smoking Hookah No Less Risky than Tobacco

Smoking Hookah No Less Risky than Tobacco

Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center's Erin Sutfin, PhD, comments.

Food Pyramid to Be Replaced

Food Pyramid to Be Replaced

Our experts weigh in on the old symbol, and what a new one should include.

What Cell Phone-Cancer Study Means

What Cell Phone-Cancer Study Means

Dr. Richard Besser breaks down the experts' advice on cell-phone use.

Cell Phones Raise Risk of Cancer

Cell Phones Raise Risk of Cancer

Study puts cell-phone use in same risk category as other known carcinogens.

Keeping Kids Hydrated

Keeping Kids Hydrated

Parents urged to avoid giving sports and energy drinks to their kids.

Heating Up Your Diet

Heating Up Your Diet

Cynthia Sass explains the health benefits of hot peppers.

Mind-Body Workout

Mind-Body Workout

Build physical and spiritual strength with Intensati.

Teen Awarded $10 Million in Drug Lawsuit

Teen Awarded $10 Million in Drug Lawsuit

13-year-old Philadelphia girl had a life-threatening reaction to Motrin.

'50/50' Takes on Cancer With Comedy

'50/50' Takes on Cancer With Comedy

Summit Entertainment film features Joseph-Gordon Levitt and Seth Rogen.

Woman, Once 369 Pounds, Reveals New Body

Woman, Once 369 Pounds, Reveals New Body

Rachel Oliver trained for a year on ABC's "Extreme Makeover: Weight Edition."

Woman Transforms Life After Reaching 369 Pounds

Woman Transforms Life After Reaching 369 Pounds

Rachel Oliver trains with Chris Powell for a year to lose huge amount of weight.

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