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Sleepwalking: It's More Common Than You Think

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Nearly 30 percent of adults have walked in their sleep, a survey finds
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  CANCER | HEALTH

FDA Delays New Sunscreen Rules

FDA delays sunscreen rules
Manufacturers have another six months to change sunscreen labels
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  CONSUMERISM | HEALTH

What to Do With Leftover Food? Create Makeover Meals

There's no need to waste leftover food when it can be turned into makeover meals
Leftover food must properly stored to prevent wasting it or getting food poisoning. Follow food storage rules so leftover food can be used for makeover meals.
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  CANCER | HEALTH

Feeding the Aging Mind: What Foods Keep Your Mind Sharp?

What we eat can slow the processes of an aging mind
What you eat can slow the processes of an aging mind. Brain cells can regenerate to help keep brain sharp as we age.
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  CONSUMERISM | HEALTH

Missing Teeth Can Lead to Obesity

The fewer teeth you have the higher your risk of obesity.
The fewer teeth you have the higher your risk of obesity. Those missing teeth change their diet, eat fewer low calorie fruits and vegetables.
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  CANCER | HEALTH

9 Nutritious Salad Toppers (From Your Pantry Shelf)

If you love making salad from the wide assortment of fresh garden vegetables available in the summer months, your wait is almost over. But while you wait, there are many ways to add variety to your plated greens. Just turn to the jars and cans of pickled and marinated vegetables on your pantry shelf. They can offer an endless array of tastes, textures, nutrients and eye-appeal to your meals until that first rosey radish is plucked from the ground.
Vegetables in jars and cans from  pantry shelf add nutritional value to salad
Vegetables in jars and cans from pantry shelf add nutritional value to salad
Vegetables in jars and cans from pantry shelf add nutritional value to salad
Vegetables in jars and cans from pantry shelf add nutritional value to salad
Vegetables in jars and cans from pantry shelf add nutritional value to salad
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  CONSUMERISM | HEALTH

Why is the American Diet So Bad?

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The American diet has not improved with access to more food and nutrition information. People put taste before nutrition and health when making food decisions.
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  CANCER | HEALTH

12 Reasons Why Going Meatless May Save You and the Planet

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Earth Week is a good time to consider eating more meatless meals. Going meatless is good for your health and the planet, and it saves money. Here are 12 reasons to help you begin.
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