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Phone App Finds CPR-Trained Folks Nearby Before Expert Help Arrives

This phone app alerts CPR-trained people within 500 yards if someone goes into cardiac arrest, speeding help to the victim before professionals arrive.

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Peanuts May Lower Your Risk of Dying From Cancer, Diabetes & Heart Disease

New study shows nuts and peanuts may protect against several major causes of death, including cancer, diabetes and heart disease.

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Woman Keeps Hair During Chemo Thanks to New "Cooling" Cap

Thanks to a new "cooling" cap, which is still in clinical trials, Donna was able to keep her full head of hair while undergoing chemotherapy for breast cancer.

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Great Natural Remedies: 16 Herbs for Your Medicine Cabinet

Scientific studies come and go. But there is evidence that accumulates slowly over many years that support, sometimes ancient, claims that herbs can provide medicinal help for ailments such as stomach upset, hot flashes, depression, nausea and indigestion. The weight of the evidence clearly shows that these 16 herbs, some of which are already in your kitchen, are safe (with certain caveats) and effective, and deserve a place in your medicine cabinet.

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Australian Researchers Discover New Treatment Options for Pancreatic Cancer

While many advances have been made in other types of cancer, pancreatic cancer remains largely incurable. New research from Australia offers new hope to change this.

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'Drones for Good' Offers Flying Ambulance Toolkit

Every year a million people suffer from cardiac arrest in Europe and face a mere 8% survival rate due to slow response times of emergency services. Alec Momont seeks to improve existing emergency infrastructure with a network of drones capable of saving lives. His drone can speed to a location within 1 minute, when it would take an ambulance ten.

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Taco Bell and Pizza Hut Drop Artificial Ingredients

Fast food restaurants race to embrace more natural ingredients on their menus.

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World's First Blood Test To Diagnose Irritable Bowel Syndrome

A revolutionary breakthrough in healthcare was unveiled that could help millions of people to avoid years of invasive tests, unpredictable pain and misdiagnosis.