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Scary Movies: Scientists Discover That Scary Movies Cause 'Bloodcurdling'

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Vladimir Putin: KGB Walk Shown By Russian Officials

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Heart Abnormality Risk In Babies Could Be Significantly Reduced If Mom Has A Healthy Diet

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Spicy Food Could Be The Key To A Longer Life, Study Finds

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ALS And Funeral Directors: Formaldehyde Used In Embalming Fluids Could Boost Risk Of Death 4-Fold

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Antidepressants Prescribed For Menopause Symptoms Could Increase Bone Fracture Risk

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C-Section Birth Could Raise Child's Risk Of Chronic Disease Later In Life

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Bullying During Teenage Years Could Raise Depression Risk Two-Fold In Young Adulthood

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Bleach Could Make Children 20 Percent More Likely To Get The Flu

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Pollution Can Trigger Anxiety And Stroke? New Research Suggests Bad Air Causes More Than Just Cancer

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Gout Could Reduce Risk Of Alzheimer's Disease By 24 Percent

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Teens' Electronics Use Could Keep Them Awake At Night: Finding Highlights Need For Revised Recommendations

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Both Weight Gain And Loss In Postmenopausal Women Can Lead To Bone Fractures

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Exercising For Only 20 Minutes A Week Could Still Lengthen Your Life

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Gut Microbe Found In Half Of World's Population Could Prevent MS In Women

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