Use sun protection regardless of skin color, say experts

Use sun protection regardless of skin color, say experts

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There is a widespread belief - backed by scientific evidence - that black and Hispanic individuals have natural, "built-in" sun protection. But that doesn't mean they are immune to sun damage. Just ask two-time cancer survivor Beth Onines.
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That oft-asked question: Am I an addict?

That oft-asked question: Am I an addict?

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"Freda" writes us saying she likes beer, smokes some pot almost every day, sometimes a little crystal or cocaine. "Never tried any of the opiates," she goes on, "and go on the wagon every year just to prove I can. When you talk about addicts, do you mean me?"
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New York's weirdest spa treatments

New York's weirdest spa treatments

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Forget chocolate manicures and caviar facials. New York City has a few lesser-known beauty treatments with plenty of shock value. And while some almost sound enjoyable, others can be downright painful. Here are some of the strangest.
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Four in 10 gay men don't tell doctors

Four in 10 gay men don't tell doctors

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Fewer than four in 10 gay men in New York City are out to their doctors about their sexuality - meaning they are far less likely to get tested for HIV, health officials said Wednesday.
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30 years of test-tube babies

30 years of test-tube babies

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The world's first test-tube baby turns 30 Friday - and the British-born woman isn't the only one with reason to rejoice. In the three decades since Louise Brown was born, 3 million ­babies have arrived with the help of in vitro fertilization.
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Pitt's Cancer Institute warns staff about possible cell phone risks

Pitt's Cancer Institute warns staff about possible cell phone risks

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The head of a prominent cancer research institute issued an unprecedented warning to his faculty and staff Wednesday: Limit cell phone use because of the possible risk of cancer.
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Running a race or marathon? Preparation's the first step

Running a race or marathon? Preparation's the first step

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The weather is warm and the race is on to get in shape for the season of charity runs and marathons. But if you haven't been training on a regular basis, you've got to walk before you can run, say the experts.
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Family can't stop organ donors: law

Family can't stop organ donors: law

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Thought you'd made it clear on your driver's license that you were an organ donor? Turns out, you hadn't actually consented; your family could still override your wishes. Beginning Wednesday, a new system to register donors will eliminate that layer of red tape.
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