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• April 12 2010

  Three Incredible Centenarian Stories

  From Divine Caroline, here are three inspiring 100-year-olds who prove that age is only a number. Read More

• April 08 2010

  Eating Sushi Can Give You Special Digestive Powers

  Like sushi? Eat enough of it and you may get digestive superpowers. Read More

• April 05 2010

  Exercise Can Be as Effective as Medicine to Treat Depression and Anxiety

  Research shows that exercise can be an effective drug-free way to treat anxiety and depression. Read More

• April 02 2010

  Larry the Whale Joins Surfer Jodie Nelson on Paddle for Breast Cancer

  Thanks to a friendly minke whale, surfer Jodie Nelson raised over $122,000 for breast cancer in a 40-mile stand-paddle fundraiser. Read More

• March 31 2010

  Moose Milk: One of the World’s Healthiest Drinks

  Moose milk is much higher in protein than cow milk, and a daily dose of the drink can help prevent gastroenterological diseases and many other health problems. So why can’t you find it at your local supermarket? Read More

• March 28 2010

  Live Longer By Playing Golf, Plus Four More Unusual Ways to Increase Lifespan

  According to recent research, these five unusual methods could help you live to an old age. Read More

• March 23 2010

  James Harrison’s ‘Magic Blood’ Used to Save 2 Million Babies’ Lives

  James Harrison has rare antibodies in his blood that have helped scientists develop a vaccine for Rhesus disease, an often fatal disease in infants. Read More

• March 18 2010

  Banana Protein BanLec Could Prevent HIV Infection

  A chemical found in bananas could prevent people from getting AIDS, researchers say. Read More

• March 16 2010

  Why a Vacation Will Make You Happier than a New Car

  Studies say spending money on experiences will make you happier than spending it on possessions. Here's why. Read More

• March 07 2010

  Sarah Phillips, 16, Records Amazing Tribute to Raise Money for Cervical Cancer Cure

  16-year-old Sarah Phillips recorded Paolo Nutini's "Autumn" on her cell phone in tribute to her mother, Debbie, who died of cervical cancer the next day. Read More

• March 02 2010

  After Tragedy, Athlete Couple Regain Hope Through Ironman Triathlon Race

  When Lawrence Fong suffered an extreme head injury, only his wife Beth's support got him through. Now, his support has helped her to complete the Ironman Triathlon. Read More

• February 23 2010

  Hospital Housekeeper Cora Stetson Helps Children Heal

  Cora Stetson, a cleaner at the Shriners Hospital for Children in Cincinnati, does more than clean: she helps sick kids get well. Read More

• February 16 2010

  New Findings on Aging Health Issues Could Lead to Man-Made Fountain of Youth

  Aging can lead to health issues like wrinkles, arthritis, and heart problems. But a new study has found the cause of the "cellular death" responsible, which could lead to many anti-aging breakthroughs in the coming years. Read More

• February 09 2010

  iPhone App Unlocks World of Communication for People with Disabilities

  Thanks to an iPhone app called Proloquo2go, people with autism and developmental disabilities are able to easily communicate with others through text-to-speech technology. Read More

• January 29 2010

  Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Pledges $10 Billion to Fund Vaccines in Developing Countries

  The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has announced a pledge of $10 billion to fund vaccines for children in developing countries. Read More

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