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    General Interest, Health and Wellbeing, Science

    Kudzu May Curb Alcoholic Cravings

    The pesky plant may finally have the chance to redeem itself for all its bad deeds: according to a 10-year series of studies done on rats, kudzu extract could be the key to curbing alcohol addiction. More »

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    Animals and Pets, General Interest, Health and Wellbeing

    Blind Dog Has His Own Seeing Eye Dog

    Bonnie and Clyde are a bonded pair of Border Collies—but, in a one-of-a-kind twist, Bonnie serves as a seeing eye dog for Clyde, who is completely blind. More »

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    General Interest, Green, Health and Wellbeing, Science

    Buying Secondhand Can Be Healthier for Baby

    As it turns out, buying secondhand isn’t just practical—it’s better for our babies, too. A new report states that secondhand items emit fewer fumes that could be dangerous to an infant's health. More »

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    General Interest, Health and Wellbeing, Science

    Negative Thinking Can Make You Happier

    We always hear that it's a good thing to reflect on the positive in your life. But according to a new paper, it can bring even more satisfaction to think about what makes you happy, and then pretend that it never happened at all. More »

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    Arts and Culture, Features, General Interest, Health and Wellbeing, Heroes

    Jason Becker: The Amazing Musician with ALS Who Composes with His Eyes

    By the age of 20, Jason Becker was already a guitar legend—but after being diagnosed with ALS, he lost his mobility and was told he would have just several years to live. 20 years after that awful diagnosis, this inspiring man is still going strong and creating beautiful music. More »

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    Animals and Pets, General Interest, Health and Wellbeing, Heroes

    Man and Dogs Go On 2,000 Mile Walk to Raise Awareness of Canine Cancer

    To learn about the causes of canine cancer, one man's taken to the open road—with his two Great Pyrenees pals in tow. More »

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    General Interest, Health and Wellbeing, Science

    Blind Patients Regain Sight with Special Contact Lenses

    Thanks to an innovative technology involving stem cells from the patients' own eyes and a pair of standard extended wear contact lenses, several formerly blind patients have regained their eyesight. More »

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    Features, General Interest, Green, Health and Wellbeing

    Costa Rica Ranked As World’s Happiest Country

    According to the new “Happy Planet” report from British nonprofit group New Economics Foundation, if you’d like to live a more rewarding life, it might be work trading in your Rolex for a surfboard and heading south to Costa Rica. More »

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    Health and Wellbeing, Heroes, History

    The South Pole Doctor Who Treated Her Own Cancer

    In honor of her recent death, we'd like to share the story of Dr. Jerri Nielsen, a doctor who discovered she had breast cancer while working in the remote South Pole, and was forced to treat her own disease in order to survive. More »

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    Arts and Culture, Health and Wellbeing, Science, Weird

    Guitar Hero and Other Video Games Can Help Patients Heal

    While Guitar Hero may not always be easy on the ears, the video game has been shown to help aid hospital patients' rehabilitation efforts. More »

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    General Interest, Health and Wellbeing, Science

    Turmeric, the Wonder Spice

    According to new studies, an antioxidant in the spice turmeric, which is common in many Indian dishes, could prevent Alzheimer's disease. More »

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    General Interest, Health and Wellbeing, Science

    Over-the-Counter Tests Use Gold to Screen for Cancer

    An affordable and easy-to-use new kit can screen for lung, prostate, colon, and up to seven other types of cancer—and it may soon be available over-the-counter at your local pharmacy. More »

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    Business, General Interest, Health and Wellbeing

    Delaying Retirement Can Ward Off Senility and Alzheimer’s Disease

    It may seem like a bummer if you've been forced to put off your retirement because of the bad economy—but according to a new study, that extra time at work can help keep your brain agile and ward off senility. More »

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    Health and Wellbeing, Heroes, Science

    Would-Be Heart Recipient Donates Face to Disfigured Man

    Joseph Helfgot was about to receive a long-awaited heart donation -- but after he died on the operating table, he helped provide life and hope to several other patients. More »

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    General Interest, Health and Wellbeing, Non-Profits, Science

    Guinea Worm Disease Is Nearly Extinct

    Just 22 years ago, the disease was tough for most Africans to avoid: around 3.5 million cases of the parasitic infection were diagnosed in 1986. Now, Guineau worm disease has been nearly eradicated. More »

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