Read All About It! The Old-Fashioned Newspaper Can Cause Allergies
The state of the newspaper industry is not at its height right now. Here's another lowlight: old-fashioned newspapers can cause allergies.
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The state of the newspaper industry is not at its height right now. Here's another lowlight: old-fashioned newspapers can cause allergies.
A new study reveals an alarming number of parents admit to leaving their small children alone in the backseat of cars. The survey has some safety workers on edge.
A commentary in the Journal Of The American Medical Association says it's time to say goodbye to the handshake greeting in a health care setting.
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Another health warning as an especially bad allergy season hits Maryland hard. Doctors are seeing a spike in cases--and it may be a result of that polar vortex we dealt with this winter.
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The CDC and WHO claim they are hard at work tracking 100 people that may have come in contact with the deadly MERS virus.
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President Barack Obama's pick to be the nation's new health secretary faced some pointed questions Wednesday over the health care law, but she also won praise as Republican senators largely passed up the chance for an all-out assault on "Obamacare."
Bill Clinton puts the influence of his presidency into reducing the abuse of prescription drugs.
