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1:26 PM EST 11/30/2009
Consumer Reports Study Reveals Two-Thirds of Tested Chickens Contaminated with Pathogens
Healthy Living
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8:38 AM EST 11/30/2009
Susan Koeppen reports on the results of a Consumer Reports study of whole chickens that revealed the safety of store-bought chicken and gave some tips to prevent getting sick.
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2:00 PM EST 11/30/2009
Consumer Reports Study Reveals Two-Thirds of Tested Chickens Contaminated with Pathogens
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4:56 PM EST 11/28/2009
During this holiday season, one may want to consider more environmentally-friendly decorations which can turn into big savings. Green-living expert Danny Seo provides tips on decorating alternatives.
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4:03 PM EST 11/28/2009
Frances Largeman-Roth, Author of "Feed the Belly, and Health Magazine's senior food and nutrition editor, tells Chris Wragge about ways families can save big and shop healthy at the supermarket.
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11:00 AM EST 11/27/2009
Tips for Avoiding Holiday Back Pain
Ways to Avoid Back Injuries While Shopping, Traveling and Decorating this Holiday Season
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9:05 AM EST 11/26/2009
Reducing Risk of Holiday Heartburn
Dr. Jennifer Ashton spoke to Harry Smith about how to reduce your risk of heartburn at your Thanksgiving dinner including eating smaller portions and reducing stress.
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1:30 PM EST 11/25/2009
Can Food Lower Your Cholesterol?
Dr. Jennifer Ashton Tests Our Knowledge of Cholesterol and a Heart Healthy Diet
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8:36 AM EST 11/25/2009
Dr. Jennifer Ashton spoke about what every American should know about cholesterol and gave Harry Smith a quiz on cholesterol myths.
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11:30 AM EST 11/24/2009
Turkey Culprit for Thanksgiving Snoozes?
Dr. Jennifer Ashton Explains What Makes Us Sleepy After Thanksgiving Dinner
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6:30 PM EST 11/24/2009
For 23 Years a Belgian Man Was Believed to be Comatose, but a Brain Scan Showed He Was Awake and Aware
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12:30 PM EST 11/24/2009
Stork Craft to Recall 2.1 Million Cribs
Largest Such Recall in U.S. History Includes 147,000 Drop-Side Cribs with Fisher-Price Logo
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10:00 AM EST 11/24/2009
Men's Fitness and Shape Magazines Took a Survey on How the Recent Economic Downturn Has Impacted Our Sex Lives
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6:00 AM EST 11/24/2009
Mom: Marijuana Helps My Son's Autism
California Woman Says Medical Marijuana Brownies Helped Emaciated Boy's Appetite, and He Began Making Noise for First Time
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1:00 PM EST 11/24/2009
Stork Craft to Recall 2.1 Million Cribs
Largest Recall in U.S. History Includes 147,000 Drop-Side Cribs
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10:30 AM EST 11/23/2009
CDC Launches Holiday-Geared Campaign to Spread Word on How to Keep from Getting that Bug and Seasonal Flu While You're Away
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4:30 AM EST 11/23/2009
Chris Wragge and Erica Hill are joined with Diane Henderiks, who shows us sneaky adjustments to some favorite holiday recipes that will save you calories without sacrificing flavor.
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3:39 PM EST 11/21/2009
As the Senate takes on the Health Care Reform bill, not a single republican is willing to debate it. Kimberly Dozier reports and Chris Wragge speaks with Bernie Sanders.
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6:30 AM EST 11/21/2009
GBS a Side Effect of H1N1 Vaccine?
Teen's Parents Blame H1N1 Vaccine for Son's Condition; Officials Say Link Unconfirmed, Under Investigation
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7:38 AM EST 11/20/2009
Doctor on Cervical Cancer Screenings
U.S. News and World Report health editor Dr. Bernadine Healy spoke to Maggie Rodriguez about ACOG's new recommendations for less frequent pap smears to detect cervical cancer.
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7:35 AM EST 11/20/2009
Dr. Jennifer Ashton reports on new cancer screening guidelines affecting women that would recommend less frequent pap smears to detect cervical cancer.
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1:30 PM EST 11/19/2009
Mammography Debate Puzzles Many
Obama Administration Distances Itself from Task Force Finding; Sebelius Says Medicare, Medicaid Will Pay for Mammograms
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4:00 PM EST 11/19/2009
Digital Medical Records' Privacy a Problem
Dr. Jennifer Ashton Looks at the Computerized Medical Records Debate, Highlighting New Law for Patient Rights
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11:30 AM EST 11/19/2009
What to Eat and Avoid This Thanksgiving
Registered Dietician Keri Glassman Serves Up Tips on What to Savor, and What to Skip, To Lighten Your Calorie Load
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8:09 AM EST 11/19/2009
The Obama administration is distancing itself from a government task force recommendation that most women under 50-years-old do not need routine mammograms. Michelle Miller reports.
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