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Suzanne Somer’s Cancer Battle0
- Entertainment, Books & Humor
- December 23, 2011
On Friday, The Dr. Oz Show focused on natural cures. Suzanne Somers was on talking about her battle with breast cancer, as she chose to reject conventional treatment. In this candid interview, Suzanne discusses the alternative therapies she utilized and describes her quality of life after undergoing a revolutionary procedure to rebuild her breast. She
READ MORESusan Boyle diagnosed with Asperger’s syndrome0
- Celebrity HealthStyles
- December 10, 2013
Singer Susan Boyle had a difficult time in school as a child and was even the victim of bullying, but the 52-year-old revealed that she is relieved to find out why. Previously told that her difficulties were due to brain damage at birth because of oxygen deprivation, Boyle now knows she has a form of autism known as Asperger’s syndrome.
READ MORESurvivor victor races for his life0
- Entertainment, Books & Humor
- October 4, 2011
Two years ago, "Survivor" winner Ethan Zohn was facing a life-threatening diagnosis – a rare form of cancer. He survived and turned the experience into a multipart project for helping others. Now, Zohn and his girlfriend, fellow "Survivor" winner Jenna Morasca, are on CBS' "The Amazing Race"; they host "Everyday Health," a weekly series airing locally on WABC/Ch. 7 Saturdays at noon;
READ MORESurviving sepsis: New device speeds ID of dangerous bacteria0
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- August 15, 2012
A new device just approved by the Food and Drug Administration is the first to allow rapid identification of specific bacteria that cause sepsis. NBC News, 8/13/2012
READ MORESurprising New Research about How Couples Argue0
- Lifestyle & Relationships
- October 27, 2011
New research shows that a couple’s level of fighting stays surprisingly consistent throughout the course of a marriage. According to Claire Kamp Dush, lead author of the study, “The most important takeaway is there is a lot of stability in conflict. If you’re finding it difficult to live with the level of conflict in your
READ MORESurgery may not be better for spine fractures0
- Consumer Alerts
- July 22, 2013
Back surgery may not be the best solution to fix fractures, according to a new study by the University of Washington. Spinal augmentation has been shown to relieve pain, but researchers found that those who had the procedure were just as likely to die or experience major complications as those who didn't have the procedure.
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