(NEW YORK) -- Apple's snarky assistant has been updated with a helpful, serious feature. Siri will now respond to suicidal statements with useful suicide prevention information. Prior t...
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(WASHINGTON) -- Vaccines against the cancer-causing human papillomavirus appear to be working better than expected in the U.S. given the country’s dismal vaccination rates, according to a new...
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(WASHINGTON) -- Eliminating racism might help people live longer. Medical studies increasingly show that racial bias, whether overt or subtle and unintentional, can lead to chronic stre...
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(NEW YORK) -- Increasing numbers of women are marking special occasions such as bridal parties and big milestone birthdays by posing together scantily clad, the New York Post reports....
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(NEW YORK) -- Obesity is a disease, according to the American Medical Association. The nation’s largest physician organization made the designation on Tuesday in an effort to get m...
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(NEW YORK) -- Ryan Burke was born with a misshapen head -- a common consequence of natural birth. But when the lopsidedness lingered for three months, his parents got worried. "His...
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(NEW YORK) -- Singer and breast cancer survivor Melissa Etheridge is standing by her comments that actress Angelia Jolie was "fearful" and not "brave" for undergoing a double mastectomy to avoid br...
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(NEW YORK) -- Doctors have long known that the sooner a stroke is treated, the better the outcome. But now a new study finds just how much each minute counts. For each 15-minute he...
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(NEW YORK) -- Something as old as mankind itself is helping to keep preterm babies alive — the lullaby. Research finds that music has become an important new ally for babies who ar...
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(NEW YORK) -- Vice , an online magazine known for its provocative take on the world, just unpublished a fashion photo spread called "Last Words," which had images of models reenacting some...
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