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Genetic Clue to Painful Peripheral Neuropathy

A single gene may be responsible for the pain suffered in many people diagnosed with a type of peripheral neuropathy that previously had no known cause, a study shows.

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Out of Sync Brain May Be a Clue to Autism

A brain that is out of sync may be an early clue of autism, researchers suggest.

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FDA: Silicone Breast Implants Don’t Last a Lifetime

A new report from the FDA shows that 20% of women who get silicone gel implants to increase the size of their breasts, and half of all women who get them for breast reconstruction, will have those implants removed within a decade, often because of complications like breast hardening or rupture.

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5 Foods That Make You Fat, 5 That Don’t

Reducing your intake of specific foods, sleeping 6 to 8 hours nightly, getting some exercise, and turning off the TV all predicted less weight gain with time, researchers found. They also found 5 foods strongly linked with weight gain, and 5 others linked with less than average weight gain.

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Studies: Chemicals May Harm Breast Development

Testing chemicals to determine their impact on breast development and breast cancer risk should be a standard part of the regulatory process, according to a new report.

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Hiding Your Age? Don’t Spit

UCLA researchers say their new saliva test can tell a person’s age within five years. The test could be used by doctors to see whether a person’s biological age matches their chronological age.

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How to Stop Sugar Cravings

WebMD discusses 13 ways you can fight sugar cravings.

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Heartburn? Lose Weight for Relief

Losing weight can help ease heartburn and acid reflux, especially if you are overweight.

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Job Stress and Your Heart: Cutting Your Risk

WebMD discusses the connection between job stress and your heart health and what you can do to help minimize your job stress and heart health risk.

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Science Confirms It: Whining Is The Most Annoying Sound Ever

Finally, empirical evidence has arrived that whining is one of the most annoying noises ever. (As if you needed proof.) In fact, childish whining is more distracting than the screech of a high-pitched table saw, according to a new study. To test people’s tolerance for various sounds, scientists asked them to do math problems in

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