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The number of Lyme disease cases have tripled in the past 20 years. Dr. Holly Phillips discusses why the number of cases has skyrocketed, how the disease is transmitted via ticks, and what myths and realities persist about the insects and the disease.

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All states but West Virginia and North Dakota showed significant declines in the past five years, especially among the Hispanic population
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Unable to cough up hairball, Florida surgeons had to go in and remove the giant clump of hair
Surgeons remove 4-pound hairball from tiger

Ty the tiger managed to make a basketball-sized hairball that was just too big to cough up

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Antacids, but not prescription heartburn medication, was found to protect against cancer risk
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Heels alone had 80 different genera, compared to the trunk which only contained two to 10 different kinds
Airway made by 3D printer saves infant's life

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"CBS This Morning" contributor Lee Woodruff reports on the latest trends in wearable fitness technology.

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Can calcium supplements lower heart attack risk in women?

A new study finds that women taking 1,000 milligrams of calcium a day have a lower risk of dying, contradicting previous studied linking calcium to an increased risk of heart attacks. Dr. Holly Phillips explains.

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Details emerge about Poland's first face transplant

33-year-old man received new face few weeks after machine ripped off his face and crushed his lower jaw, the fastest timeframe to date
Fluoride won't be added to Portland, Ore. water, voters decide

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Migraines plus depression may equal smaller brain

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