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What could we learn from federally funded gun research?
Is your doctor being paid by a drug company?
Experimental gene therapy for blindness considered by FDA
Americans don't live together like they used to
Police issue warrants for 10 frat members after LSU student's death
Utah officer fired for forcibly handcuffing nurse who defied him
Mom remembers days when her kids couldn't breathe
Cherry juice and other ways to reduce post-exercise soreness
I have a confession: I don't mind exercise-related pain. In fact, I welcome it. Now before you conclude that I'm a masochist, let me explain: The type of pain I'm talking about is soreness that comes after exercise and may last for a few days before going away. Known as delayed onset muscle soreness, or DOMS for short, it's a sign that your workout is making you stronger. I consider it "good" pain. That's in contrast to "bad" pain, which typically happens during exercise and gets worse afterward. It's a sign that you have an injury.
EPA makes 'climate change' vanish from four-year plan
Ten times more children and teens obese today than 40 years ago
Pruitt announces withdrawal of Clean Power Plan
How fever in early pregnancy can cause birth defects
California lowers penalty for knowingly exposing partners to HIV
Fan sues Cubs, MLB after ball blinds him in one eye
Just how important is your egg count for fertility?
Wildfire smoke and your health: Do you need to worry?
My sudden synesthesia: I went blind and started hearing colors
It took just 72 hours for me to lose my sight entirely. Just before my blindness hit, I had been laid up with an unknown virus that had left me suffering severe headaches and sweats. My body's immune system had gone haywire, responding to the virus by attacking my own nerves, causing loss of sight and mobility -- I had been struck down by biological friendly fire.
Hospitals evacuated and many injured as wildfires ravage Northern California
Hospitals evacuated as wildfires spread
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