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Drinking Coffee Could Literally Save Your Life

New research suggests that drinking about two or three cups of coffee per day could reduce one's risk of death from heart disease and other illnesses.

Nov 17, 2015 PM EST

Losing Excess Weight Before Becoming Pregnant Reduce Risk Of Infant Death
Nov 17, 2015 PM EST
Washington College to Remain Closed; Jacob Marberger Still Missing, Wanted on Gun Charges
Nov 17, 2015 PM EST
Over-Ambitious Parents Can Harm Child's School Performance
Nov 17, 2015 PM EST
Obesity, Type 2 Diabetes Linked To Poor Bone Health, Exercise Reduce Fracture Risk
Nov 17, 2015 PM EST
Will Grier Speaks With NCAA, Florida Officials Amid PED Suspension Appeal
Nov 17, 2015 PM EST
Losing your sense of smell might be a warning for Alzheimer's
Nov 17, 2015 AM EST

Alcoholism drug can kill dormant HIV

By Rashmi Kalia
Nov 17, 2015 AM EST
Immigrants More Likely To Be Exposed To Toxic Chemicals

By J Dionne
Nov 17, 2015 AM EST
Burnt Toast May Increase Cancer Risk

By J Dionne
Nov 17, 2015 AM EST
Self-weighing Linked To Depression In Teens, Young Adults

By Staff Reporter
Nov 16, 2015 PM EST
Overweight Men Experience Discrimination When Applying For A Job, Shopping At Retail Stores

By Staff Reporter
Nov 16, 2015 PM EST
Justice Dept. Announces $95.5M Settlement with For-Profit Education Company

By Russell Westerholm
Nov 16, 2015 PM EST
Bullying Linked To Eating Disorders

By J Dionne
Nov 16, 2015 PM EST
Brain Scans Could Predict Recovery From Coma

By Staff Reporter
Nov 16, 2015 PM EST