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Fish Oils Are Beneficial for Epilepsy Patients, Study Shows

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Breastfeeding Reduces Risk of Intestinal Disorders, Study Finds

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ADHD: Exercise Before School Can Decrease Symptoms, Study Shows

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Sugar and Fat Can Be Addictive, But Not As Bad As Drugs, Study Finds

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Schools are not Prepared to Deal with Children's Food Allergies, Asthma

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Childhood Obesity: Children Have Stronger Food Cravings But they Can Control Them

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Higher Potassium Intake Lowers Risk of Stroke by 12 Percent

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Pollution Levels Linked To Bad Lung Health Among European Citizens, Study Finds

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Liver Injuries Caused by Herbal and Dietary Supplements has Increased 20 Percent, Study Finds

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Eye Health: Outdoor Activities Increase Exfoliation in the Eyes, Research Shows

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E-Cigarettes: WHO Regulations are 'Misleading' and 'Shocking,' Researchers Say

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Financial Insecurity Responsible For Poor Health Behavior, Study Finds

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Potassium-rich Foods Reduce Risk of Death and Stroke in Older Women, Study Finds

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Poor Sleep Shrinks the Brain, Study Finds

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E-Cigarettes Encourage Drug Abuse?

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Global Diabetes Rate Has Doubled In Last 30 Years: Study

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Nearly Half Of Tropical Coral Species Face Extinction: Report

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