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Hacking Risk Leads To Massive Pacemaker Recall

The FDA just recalled half a million pacemakers for fear they may be hackable.
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You Could Have This Common Skin Condition And Not Even Know It

It's often mistaken for the after effects of a sunburn.
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The Way Americans Drink Alcohol Is Changing And Experts Are Worried

Americans are seeing a surge in their drinking behaviors, according to recent research.
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After Solar Eclipse, Americans' Eyes Seem Mostly None The Worse

"I’m sort of amazed so far that we haven’t examined anybody who has damage."
By Jonathan Allen and Julie Steenhuysen, Reuters

Men Who Eat Greens Smell Better

A new study found women are attracted to men who eat more vegetables and fruits because of their body odor.
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FDA Crackdown Reignites Controversy Over Ethics Of '3-Parent Embryo'

The FDA said the procedure that led to the first "three-parent embryo," violates the regulator's restrictions on genetic engineering. The clampdown could have widespread implications for other advancements in the controversial field of human genetic modification.
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Maine Gov. Paul LePage Threatens To Raise State Voting Age To 21

"If 18-year-olds are too young and can’t make the right decision to buy cigarettes, then I don’t think they should be able to vote."
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Senate Democrats Introduce Bill Allowing Medicare Buy-In At 55

The announcement shows how the party’s health care views are shifting to the left.
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More Than A Third Of US Adults Prescribed Opioids In 2015

The new study suggests the US needs to curb excessive opioid prescribing and improve access to pain management techniques.
By Andrew M. Seaman, Reuters

Why You Need To Try 'Forest Bathing' ASAP

Research shows it decreases stress, lowers blood pressure and wards off disease.
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