CVS is Now Offering Allergy Medication at 1/6th the Cost of the EpiPen
The drugstore titan is selling an EpiPen dual pack at $109.99 in response to Mylan hiking up the product's price to $600.
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Healthy Concession Food is a 'Game Changer' for High Schools
This new study highlights just how helpful healthy concession food is to high school students and businesses.
Smokers Get Help Quitting From Psychologists, Game Designers in New App
Cigbreak Free is an app currently being tested for its efficiency in deterring smokers from lighting up a cigarette.
Girl in Isolation With Rare Blood Disorder Gets 'Great Gatsby' -Themed Prom
This sweet teen missed a lot of fun while hospitalized for a blood disorder - to make up for it, she threw herself the bash of a lifetime.
180 Countries Adopt Landmark Public Health Decisions on Tobacco
The World Health Organization's global tobacco treaty negotiations ended with several amendments that will help protect public health care policies.
Platypus Venom Could Hold Key to Diabetes Treatment
Researchers have recently discovered that the same glucose-regulating hormone in the platypus's gut is also found in its venom.
Suicide Rates Plummet Among Members of Apache Tribe
Deaths by suicide among an Apache tribe in Arizona dropped by nearly 40 percent, thanks to a program called Celebrating Life.
Watch Hero Soccer Player Save Opposing Goalie From Choking
Goalkeep Martin Berkovec may have choked to death if Francis Kone hadn't intervened so quickly on Sunday.
iPad Game Is Surprisingly Effective in Treating Children with Lazy Eye
Because so many American children have lazy eye, this research team came up with an iPad app that had surprisingly successful results.
Levels of Mercury in Atlantic Tuna Rapidly Declines
A new study documents a dramatic drop in the mercury content found in Atlantic bluefin tuna, mirroring the decline in US emissions.
Gene Therapy Could Save Thousands of Dogs from Muscle-wasting Disease
Scientists have been struggling for years to find suitable treatments for genetic muscle diseases – but not any more thanks to this groundbreaking therapy.
The More Connected We Feel to Others, the More Socially Responsible We Are
This new study shows that people who have a stronger social community are more likely to shop responsibly and donate to charity.
Anonymous Tip Saves Olympic Swimmer From Skin Cancer
Olympic swimmer Mackenzie "Mack" Horton posted a thank you this week to an anonymous guardian angel who told him to get a mole on his chest checked out.
Meditation Produces Enduring Changes in Brain's Emotional Processing
A new study has found that participating in an 8-week meditation training program can have measurable effects on how the brain functions even when someone is not actively meditating. In their report in the November issue of Frontiers in Human Neuroscience, investigators also found differences in those effects based on the specific type of meditation practiced.
Flexible Bioglass Bandages Will Heal Injuries Like Never Before
This revolutionary material is flexible enough to fit on any curvature of the body while absorbing blood and regenerating the damaged tissues.
This Man is Designing an App That Can Detect Toxins in Drinking Water
With a simple, but accurate user-friendly design, this app has the potential to save millions of lives by identifying fluoride and salinity in water.
Café Will Give Free Meals to People Willing to Exercise
The English gym café offers well-balanced meals to their guests as payment for 6 minutes of high-intensity exercise.
New Use of Molecule May Fight Obesity by Converting 'Bad' Fat to 'Good' Fat
Though the condition may not be life-threatening, health risks from obesity are leading researchers to discover new safer treatments.
105-Year-old Cyclist Sets New World Record for Speed
Robert Marchand is continuing his amazing career as an elderly cyclist by creating a new world record for the most distance traveled in an hour.
Recovering Addict of 13 Years to Compete in World's Toughest Marathon
Todd Crandell was about as low as people can get following the death of his mother – but after his 3rd arrest, he knew it was time for a change.
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