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Dr. Sanjay Gupta explains how occasional fasting can help you live a healthier and longer life.
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A judge could soon decide whether Missouri will be the first state unable to perform abortions
A judge could soon decide whether Missouri will be the first state unable to perform abortions
A judge could soon decide whether Missouri will be the first state unable to perform abortions
In an about-face from a previous study, scientists at Queen Mary, University of London now say coffee -- even as many as 25 cups a day -- doesn't do damage to arteries.
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