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Words of Wellness: 'In Stitches'
Growing up, Dr. Anthony Youn was dealt an interesting hand: a tiger parent, an abnormally large jaw, and many, many dateless Friday nights. He details these situations and many more in his book In Stitches, a memoir which follows his humorous?and often touching?path from awkward student to successful plastic surgeon


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New mom? 5 ways to adjust to the new you
Round the clock feedings, diaper changes and everything else that comes along with motherhood can make you feel that your only value lies in being a mom. It?s true that this new identity is front and center, but being able to navigate the transition can make adapting to your new life much easier.


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To stay healthy, eat an onion a day
Compared with high-profile foods like pomegranates, red wine, and green tea, the onion offers superior benefits for both the prevention and treatment of many common diseases


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Government pledges to spend more money on Alzheimer?s research ? but is it enough?
The Obama administration announced Tuesday they want to spend more than half a billion dollars on Alzheimer?s research next year in hopes of finding a cure for the devastating neurodegenerative disease


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Nurse with OCD opens up about her struggles
A nurse who has been diagnosed with OCD is now opening up about her struggles with the disorder. Debbie Tomson, 31, said at one point her disorder got so bad she even contemplated committing suicide


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Recall of possible listeria-tainted eggs expands to include N.Y. retailer
A Minnesota company recalled cooked eggs distributed in more than 34 states because of possible listeria contamination


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CDC: 9 out of 10 Americans consume too much sodium each day
A new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention revealed Tuesday that a whopping 90 percent of all Americans consume much more than the daily recommended amount of sodium


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The vitamin D debate
Is it really the medical miracle it seems to be?


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Diagnosis: Enlarged Heart
Q&A with Dr. Manny: My dad's doctor told him he has an enlarged heart at his last appointment. What does that mean?


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New antibody treatment puts toddler?s rare cancer in remission
A 2-year-old girl from the U.K., who was diagnosed with a rare childhood cancer, is now in remission after being treated with a new radioactive antibody


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