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Bloomberg Plans A Ban On Large Sugared Drinks

The New York Times   |  Michael M. Grynbaum   |   May 30, 2012

Read More: New York City, Soda
New York City plans to enact a far-reaching ban on the sale of large sodas and other sugary drinks at restaurants, movie theaters and street...

Men's Offices Germier Than Women's, Study Finds

The Huffington Post   |  Amanda L. Chan   |   May 30, 2012

Men's offices are germier than women's, according to a new study. The study shows that there's a greater abundance of bacteria in men's offices than...

Office Bacteria Rampant, More Concentrated In Men's Areas Than Women: Study

CP   |  Helen Branswell, The Canadian Press   |   May 30, 2012

TORONTO - Offices are rife with bacteria, and not just in the washrooms, a new study suggests.Scientists who set out to see how much and...

Could Bloodletting Help People With Metabolic Syndrome?

  |   May 30, 2012

By Katherine Harmon (Click here for the original article and podcast) Leeches and lances might seem like prescriptions from the past. But bloodletting might be...

Henry Ford Health System Plans $500 Million, 300-Acre Detroit Development

  |   May 30, 2012

As Michigan's economic development gets the spotlight this week at the Mackinac Policy Conference, Henry Ford Health System officially announced the beginning steps of a...

Ronald Poppo, Naked Cannibal Attack Victim, Faces Surgery And Long Recovery (VIDEO, PHOTOS)

AP   |  JENNIFER KAY   |   May 30, 2012

MIAMI — A homeless man whose face was mostly chewed off in a bizarre, vicious attack faces a bigger threat from infection than from the...

Bad Diet Habits: 14 Ways You're Sabotaging Your Diet (PHOTOS)

Everyday Health   |   Madeline Vann   |   May 30, 2012

By: Madeline Vann Weight loss comes down to more than just eating your veggies. But if you really feel like you’re doing all the...

Interspecies Animal Friendships Will Warm Your Heart (VIDEO)

  |  Oliver Noble   |   May 30, 2012

Nothing warms the heart like animals that should naturally be eating each other, abandoning their instincts and becoming friends. It’s adorable, inspires us to reach...

Discovered: The Magic Word

The New York Times   |   May 30, 2012

The word “hospice” usually evokes a shift, a pivot from trying to cure to providing comfort and support at the end of life. Hospice workers...
Greg Rosalsky

Bob McDonnell Called 'Governor Vaginal Probe' By Virginia State Senator

HuffingtonPost.com   |  Greg Rosalsky   |   May 30, 2012

A Virginia state senator gave Gov. Bob McDonnell (R) a new nickname on Tuesday, resurrecting a fight over McDonnell's support for legislation that would have...

Condoms At Prom: New York High School Cancels Plans To Provide Condoms For Prom-Goers

The Huffington Post   |  Hannah Orenstein   |   May 30, 2012

Although Sex Ed classes are a part of most American high school curriculums, school administrators, families, and communities are, again, asking the question this year:...

Swimming Pool Germs: 1 In 5 Americans Uses Pool As Bathroom, Study Finds

  |   May 30, 2012

By Deborah Dunham, for Blisstree.com I may never swim in a public pool again. A new study revealed our worst fears are true: People do...

Bath Salts: The 'Cannibal' From Miami's Alleged Dangerous Drug Of Choice

  |   May 30, 2012

Rudy Eugene, 31, the so-called "cannibal" Miami man who was fatally shot as he chewed on another man's face in a gruesome attack over the...

Fake Adderall: FDA Warns Of Counterfeit ADHD Drug

AP   |   May 29, 2012

NEW YORK -- The Food and Drug Administration is warning consumers that a counterfeit version of the attention deficit hyperactivity disorder drug Adderall is being...

Personality Genes May Affect Your Longevity

  |  Anthonia Akitunde   |   May 30, 2012

The 1993 movie Grumpy Old Men played up a common stereotype about those who live well beyond their golden years. With lines like, "Do me...
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