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Tick-Borne Disease May Be Linked to Transfusions

Babesiosis, a potentially life-threatening tick-borne disease, is an uncommon but serious complication of blood transfusions, according to a CDC report.

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Lunchbox Tips From a White House Chef

Ace back-to-school with healthy lunch ideas from a leader in the healthy food movement.

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Blake Mycoskie Starts Something That Matters

The founder of Toms Shoes steps into a new eyeglasses donation campaign. Plus: How his new book teaches others how to make a difference.

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How Sarah Jessica Parker Does It All

Sarah Jessica Parker is a mom on a mission, balancing a new movie, home life, a far-flung career, and her longtime UNICEF work for kids worldwide.

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Laila Ali’s Most Important Role: Mom

The daughter of famed boxer Muhammad Ali shares her love of parenting, her goal of losing her pregnancy weight – and her need for “me” time.The daughter of famed boxer Muhammad Ali shares her love of parenting, her goal of losing her pregnancy weight – and her need for “me” time.

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Improving Lifestyle Reduces Diabetes Risk

Multiple lifestyle factors such as obesity and alcohol consumption increase the risk of diabetes, but new research suggests that the odds a person will develop the disease may decrease with improvement in each individual lifestyle component.

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Teen Impersonates Physician’s Assistant, Examines Patients in Florida Hospital

A teenage boy spent a week examining patients in a Florida hospital. It may sound like the plot of a certain TV show, but Doogie Howser he is not. The Orlando Sentinel reports that 17-year-old Matthew Scheidt was arrested last Friday for impersonating a physician’s assistant and actually examining patients at the Osceola Regional Medical

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Kids Need Flu Shot Even if They Had One Last Year

Even if they got one last year, most children should get another dose of the flu vaccine before flu season begins, according to the latest recommendations from the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP).

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Rough Workout? North Carolina Gym Adds ‘Air Napping’ Class to Exercise Routine

If you snooze, you lose. Could this be the newest adage in the workout world? We doubt it, but a nap does sound like a stellar idea after a grueling gym workout. And one North Carolina health club is taking that idea to the bank. Charlotte’s Flex-and-Fit has added a nap class to its daily

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Resisting Temptation May Not Get Easier With Age

Children who have a hard time passing up one cookie now with the promise of more later will probably have just as hard a time resisting temptation as adults, according to a new study.

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