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E. Coli Outbreak Tests Chipotle's Vow to Track Ingredients A worker cleans inside a closed Chipotle restaurant, Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2015, in Federal Way, Wash. Chipotle closed 43 of its Pacific Northwest locations after the chain's third foodborne illness this year sickened about two dozen people.
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Merck KGaA Upgraded by Citigroup Inc. to Buy (MKGAY) Merck KGaA logo Citigroup Inc. upgraded shares of Merck KGaA (OTCMKTS:MKGAY) from a neutral rating to a buy rating in a research note issued to investors on Friday morning, Analyst Ratings Network.
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No Country For Middle-Aged White Men One demographic has seen an unprecedented rise in mortality that has left experts bewildered and searching for answers: middle-aged white people.
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Good Question: How Does E. Coli Get Into Our Food? MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) - The confirmed number of people sick with E. coli has now jumped to 37 in Oregon and Washington State. State health officials say each of those people had one common experience - they ate at one of eight Chipotle restaurants ...
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Acupuncture and Alexander Technique may improve neck pain (Reuters Health) - Acupuncture sessions and Alexander Technique lessons both seem to improve the symptoms of chronic neck pain after one year, according to a new study.
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E. Coli outbreak sparks food safety concerns MONTGOMERY CO., AL (WSFA) -. Recent E. coli cases, linked to Chipotle restaurants in the Pacific Northwest are raising new awareness about the importance of restaurant cleanliness.
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5 things to know about Pacific Northwest E.coli outbreak A pedestrian walks past a closed Chipotle restaurant Monday, Nov. 2, 2015, eapcontent.ap.orgA pedestrian walks past a closed Chipotle restaurant Monday, Nov. 2, 2015, in Seattle.
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Rx for America: Nearly 6 in 10 adults take prescription drugs, study says Nearly 60% of Americans take at least one prescription medicine, and 15% take five or more, according to a new study. Nearly 60% of Americans take at least one prescription medicine, and 15% take five or more, according to a new study.
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Majority Of Americans Take Prescription Drugs If you pop a pill every morning for high blood pressure or inject insulin to treat diabetes, you are very much not alone. A new study finds that more Americans than ever -- nearly 60 percent -- have taken a prescription drug at least once in the ...
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Nearly 60 percent of Americans — the highest ever — are taking prescription ... Nearly 3 in 5 American adults take a prescription drug, up markedly since 2000 because of much higher use of almost every type of medication, including antidepressants and treatments for high cholesterol and diabetes.
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Toxin from vast algae bloom off West Coast found in wildlife Scientists detected domoic acid - a neurotoxin produced by the marine algae and is harmful to people, fish and marine life - in more than three dozen animals from Washington to California.
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Sweetener in some sugarless gums can kill dogs An alarm is being raised tonight about a potential danger to your pet -- a sweetener used in some sugarless gum and other products could kill a dog.
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YouTube Star's Dengue Fever Infection in Hawaii Highlights Dangers of Tropical ... A pair of YouTube stars unintentionally became the face of an outbreak of a dangerous tropical disease after one of them was diagnosed with dengue fever.
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The Sex Talk Works, Even if it Makes You Cringe Parents, have that sex talk with your kids. It works. Researchers who looked at all the studies that have been done on having "that talk" with kids found that it really can influence teen behavior for the better.
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US Agencies Press Food Companies To Prevent Disease Outbreaks US regulators want food companies to be more proactive in preventing food-borne diseases, citing new data showing that multistate outbreaks - which involve widely distributed products - cause more than half of all food poisoning deaths, even though ...
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Many preschoolers own tablets and smartphones Many children under age five own their own smartphones and tablets, and they often use the devices without any supervision or help from their parents, a small U.S.
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Some experts say court-ordered treatment should not be controversial One of the provisions that is keeping a House mental health reform bill from relatively easy passage involves assisted outpatient treatment, which some experts say has been unfairly labeled as questionable since widespread evidence has shown success.
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Deer Photobombs Baby's Photo Shoot Baby Connor had been positioned nuzzling into a hay bale at a park in Louisiana by Megan Rion, of Imagine That Photography, when suddenly a curious deer ambled up behind him.
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Vets Warn Pet Owners That Foods Containing Sweetener 'Xylitol' Could Be Deadly NEW YORK(CBSNewYork) - Veterinarians had a warning for pet owners about an increase in emergency calls regarding a substance found in human food.
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Big and deadly: Major foodborne outbreaks spike sharply This post has been updated. Major foodborne outbreaks in the United States have more than tripled in the last 20 years, and the germs most frequently implicated are familiar to most Americans: Salmonella, E. coli, and Listeria.
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Many pediatricians refuse unvaccinated patients Several highly publicized measles outbreaks in the U.S. in recent years -- most notably the Disneyland outbreak earlier this year -- have highlighted the dangers that come when parents choose not to vaccinate their children.
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Those Calorie Counts on Fast-Food Menus? They Aren't Working. That our national food consumption patterns are in need of a dramatic overhaul is indisputable - almost 17 percent of children and 35 percent of U.S.
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West Nile virus still wiping out birds across North America Spotted towhee populations have largely recovered from West Nile virus, but wrentits (below) continue to suffer and decline. West Nile virus still wiping out birds across North America.
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Studies: Putting calories on menus affects restaurants more than consumers Most consumers don't seem to care much about calorie counts on menu boards. But the practice of posting those counts may lead restaurants to serve healthier options.
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Revolutionary HIV Treatment Could Be Underway As Clinical Trial Shows ... A combination drug from Johnson & Johnson and ViiV Healthcare showed promising results in suppressing HIV in a clinical trial.
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Congress clashes over mental health laws: 'The body count is always climbing' WASHINGTON (MEDIA GENERAL) - Mental health is shaping up to be a top bipartisan issue in 2016 on Capitol Hill. But crafting a bill suitable to both parties could be tough, as members of Congress proved Tuesday by unleashing pointed criticisms of a ...
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Mood-Wise: Quality Sleep Better Than Quantity When it comes staying in a good mood, getting a decent chunk of uninterrupted sleep is better than getting woken up repeatedly, according to a new study, something that is well-known to shift workers, insomniacs and many new parents.
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How a Better Diet Could Save Your Life Two new studies underline the knowledge that maintaining a good diet is crucial to overall health and stopping deaths that are usually considered preventable.
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West Nile virus taking a toll on birds A new study has found that the West Nile virus is decimating the native bird population in the United States, potentially magnifying the threats from habitat loss and warming temperatures.
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Dr. Besser Talks Dengue Fever Outbreak in Hawaii Pat on the spot in New York he listen to you like me and seeing all these headlines. About dengue fever and why. Some concerns. Fear not we answer questions more specifically I doctor Richard Baxter near ABC's chief health and medical editors as ...
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Campus Has Been Tobacco Free For 10 Months — Sort Of Almost a year since FAU became 100% cigarette and e-cigarette free, students and professors are still sneaking their fix. Illustration by Ivan Benavides.
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Study: Soybeans Can Help Protect Brittle Bones Among Menopausal Women This new research might be the solution for all women, suffering or at risk of osteoporosis. Scientists from the University of Hull found a certain chemical in soybean foods with a similar structural composition like oestrogen, thus theoretically ...
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LEVIN, GIONFRIDDO, COVALL, GILIBERTI, ANTON: The time is now for mental health ... FILE - In this Nov. 4, 2014 file photo, the statue atop the Ulysses S. Grant Memorial on the Capitol Hill is silhouetted by the Capitol dome in Washington.
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GOP changes mental health bill, seeking Dem support Rep. Tim Murphy (R-Pa.) on Tuesday introduced an updated version of his sweeping mental health reform legislation that seeks to allay some of Democrats' concerns.
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Don't eat Dungeness crab, California health department warns Do not - repeat, not - eat crab caught along much of the California coast until further notice. That's the stunning message issued Tuesday by health officials just days before Saturday's start of the recreational crab season, which may be delayed.
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NA3HL announces continuation of Movember campaign The start of moustache season is here once again and the North American 3 Hockey League (NA3HL) and the Movember campaign is calling on all men and women to "Shave the Date: Movember 1." Movember participants like those in the NA3HL are ...
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Opponents line up in latest debate over proposed tobacco regulations in Attleboro ATTLEBORO - The battle between the health of businesses and the health of people has been ongoing since the U.S. Surgeon General first took aim at cigarettes decades ago.
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3 Cases Of Life-Threatening Typhoid Fever Linked To Qdoba In Firestone FIRESTONE, Colo. (CBS4) - Three cases of life-threatening typhoid fever have been confirmed in Colorado. All three of the people sickened with the rare bacterial infection had eaten at a Qdoba Mexican Grill in Firestone in August.
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Restaurants That List Calories Serve More Lower-Calorie Items McDonald's NYC (Photo : Flickr.com) New research suggests that large US-based restaurants that voluntarily list calorie counts on their menus sell items that average nearly 140 fewer calories those that do not post the information.
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Many preschoolers own tablets and smartphones (Reuters Health) - Many children under age five own their own smartphones and tablets, and they often use the devices without any supervision or help from their parents, a small U.S.
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Youngest kids may be narrowing the "digital divide" It's no longer surprising to see a toddler barely old enough to walk or talk intuitively start swiping the screen of a smartphone.
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100 Years Of Beauty Shows The Evolution Of American Male Grooming — VIDEO The latest episode of the popular video series "100 Years of Beauty" shows how American male grooming has evolved through dramatic changes in hairstyles and facial hair.
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Should e-cigarettes be taxed? Legislator thinks so New Mexico bans the sale of e-cigarettes to minors and requires child-resistant packaging, but the more difficult question of how e-cigarettes should be taxed lingers before the Legislature.
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What women need to know about dense breast tissue and cancer Doctors tell patients that regular mammograms are the best way to find breast cancer early, but Nancy Cappello's story suggests women may want to ask more questions.
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