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A new study is disappointing for diabetics looking to lower their risk of heart attacks. More>>
Many people with leaky heart valves soon might be able to get them fixed without open-heart surgery. Doctors say a study shows that a tiny clothespin device implanted through an artery is safer and nearly as good as surgery. More>>
A study at a major medical center suggests more heart attacks may have occurred as stock prices crashed at the start of the recession. More>>
Swine flu cases are down, but health officials say the disease's cumulative impact has grown to 57 million U.S. illnesses, 257,000 hospitalizations and 11,690 deaths. More>>
It's been almost a year since I lost 100 pounds and I've managed to keep off about 70% of what I lost. This is a huge achievement for me and I feel like the way I end up looking at it and treating it will be a defining moment: will I be a "the glass is half-full" person or a "the glass is half-empty" person? More>>
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