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Is your hand sanitizer safe? The FDA wants to know
'Dancing with the Stars' winner wants to empower others who are deaf
Opening up a world of art for the blind with 3-D technology
Be kind to your colon with less-invasive screenings, panel advises
Surprising summer threats to your dog
Stem cell study for ALS patients shows promise and pain
Stem cell research can run the gamut from Nobel Prize-winning scientists to hucksters in lab coats making a buck off desperate, seriously ill people. The results of one new study may be less than hoped for, but the science is sound: The study concluded that injecting stem cells into the spinal cords of patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis is safe in most, though not all, cases. Unfortunately, the procedure provided no benefit to patients, though it caused substantial pain to two of the study participants.
Canned foods linked to BPA risk in new study
Biden outlines Cancer Moonshot efforts to break barriers
LA Metro safety ads employ some seriously dark humor
Insurance won't pay for women to have pleasurable sex
To improve your memory, get moving ... or take a nap
Lawmakers urge FDA to lift blood ban for gay men
The latest on Zika and the Olympics
U.S. Olympic rowers wear unisuits with antimicrobial protection against polluted Rio waters
Red Cross apologizes for 'super racist' safety poster
Hundreds workout on flight deck of USS Intrepid
Keeping girls in the game
When I ask my girls, ages 8 and 10, what they want to be when they grow up, my younger daughter says a professional athlete (she's not sure which sport just yet!) and my older daughter says an Olympian in track and field. With those goals, I simply cannot imagine they won't be playing sports throughout middle and high school and beyond.
'Milestones' may hold clues to child's future cognitive skills
Chipotle's menu, as curated by a nutritionist
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