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Your bird feeder could be helping bird flu spread

A simple backyard habit could unintentionally help bird flu spread among wild birds, according to researchers.

Check your freezer: Outshine Fruit Bars recalled nationwide over possible glass

Dreyer's is pulling five Outshine flavors and a 24-count variety pack after consumers reported glass in the bars.

80 minutes less sleep may affect your weight

Even a modest reduction in nightly sleep may contribute to weight gain.

Home blood pressure monitoring reduced heart attack risk by 34 percent

A major study shows that regular blood pressure monitoring can have a significant impact on health.

Study of 30,000 families finds parents’ genes can influence children without being inherited

Parents’ genes can play a role in children’s development, even when the children have not inherited those genes themselves.

Your bird feeder could be helping bird flu spread

A simple backyard habit could unintentionally help bird flu spread among wild birds, according to researchers.

Check your freezer: Outshine Fruit Bars recalled nationwide over possible glass

Dreyer's is pulling five Outshine flavors and a 24-count variety pack after consumers reported glass in the bars.

80 minutes less sleep may affect your weight

Even a modest reduction in nightly sleep may contribute to weight gain.

Home blood pressure monitoring reduced heart attack risk by 34 percent

A major study shows that regular blood pressure monitoring can have a significant impact on health.

Banish Bad Breath: The Simple Habit That Makes a Big Difference

Brushing your teeth and flossing may be part of your daily routine, but how often do you think about cleaning your tongue?

How to Say No to Alcohol at Parties – Without Feeling Awkward

It can be challenging to turn down a drink when bottles are being passed around and the expectation to "join in" is in the air.

Why Your Morning Coffee Isn’t Working Like It Used To

Many of us start the day with a steaming cup of coffee or an energy drink to get that much-needed boost.

New Cancer Vaccine Could Stop the Disease Before It Starts

Cancer has long been one of the most feared diseases in the world.Now, a groundbreaking development in vaccine technology could change the way we...

How Much Arsenic Is in Your Rice – and Should You Be Concerned?

Although the arsenic levels in rice are generally low, long-term consumption—especially if rice is eaten daily—may pose health risks.

New Study Reveals How the Brain Struggles to Repair Itself After a Stroke

A new study from researchers at the Institute of Molecular Medicine at SDU sheds light on one of the most severe consequences of stroke: Damage to the brain’s nerve fibers, which can lead to permanent disabilities.