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Travelers trying to bring the treats into the U.S. have been stopped and thousands of candies have been confiscated
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Single motherhood can be tough – but does that justify a $15,000 a year budget for wine in one woman’s child-support request?
A new service allows users to send each other messages – written on the image of a model’s cleavage. The Russian service “Tittygram” lets the sender choose an image of a woman’s breasts and impose the words of their choice on her décolletage. Is this a good way to keep abreast of events, or just in poor taste?
The New York Post’s Page Six gossip column tweeted a recent pic of Crowe in a tank top and shorts, alongside a still from his "Gladiator" role and the caption “Can we have a moment of silence of Russell Crowe’s hot bod?” One reader forwarded the tweet directly to Crowe, commenting “Howard Stern just goofed on your weight. “It think it also highlights how much intensity is put into these movie roles, “ adds ER Physician Dr. Travis Stork.
On Tuesday, the FDA approved the first treatment for primary progressive multiple sclerosis. “That’s the severe form of the neurological condition,” explains ER Physician Dr. Travis Stork. The new drug does not treat the other form of MS, relapsing and remitting. The medication, ocrelizumab, should be available within a few weeks.
The sisters, who are also both diabetic, tell The Doctors that their snoring is affecting their relationships. Jan feels like relationships have fallen apart due to the snoring and now her grandchildren do not want to sleep in the same room with her when she visits because it’s too loud. “I feel the snoring is isolating me from my family and friends,” Jan shares.
Yvonne has come to The Doctors asking to help give her older sister Marivi a makeover. The Doctors enlisted the help of a Hollywood glam squad to help transform Marivi and hopefully bring her some much-needed joy. Marivi is suffering from weight gain and chronic pain, in addition to dealing with a divorce.
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(Reuters Health) - The likelihood that U.S. women with early-stage cancer in one breast will have both breasts removed varies depending on where they live, a new study shows.
(Reuters Health) - Child and young adult cancer patients often struggle to lead a normal social life, and even two years after being diagnosed, many still have reduced functioning in the social realm, a recent study suggests.
(Reuters Health) - Workers exposed to chemicals like deodorizers, sanitizers, disinfectants and sterilizers on the job may be more likely than other people to develop thyroid cancer, a recent study suggests.
(Reuters) - The Georgia state Senate on Thursday overwhelmingly passed a bill that would expand the state's limited medical marijuana law to include people with 15 medical conditions, up from nine currently.
(Reuters Health) - Using hair to measure long-term levels of the stress hormone cortisol, UK researchers confirm the link between chronic stress and packing on pounds, as well as difficulty shedding excess weight.
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