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Pill mill law: Better than nothing -- Orlando Sentinel editorial
Sure, there are loopholes in the new pill mill law, as critics have been quick to point out. What is important, however, is that the pill mill law was approved by the Florida Legislature after much debate, and it beats the alternative, which would be no bill at all in a state that leads the nation in prescription drug abuse. Today's Consider This...
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A two-for-one workout
Most people wouldn't think of combining seemingly polar opposite pursuits such as Pilates and boxing. But the odd pairing makes perfect...
A key diagnostic deadline draws near
Psychiatrists are in the thick of a years-long effort to produce the latest edition of the essential textbook for diagnosing mental...
Photos: The health week in review
A visual stroll through this week's health news, medical findings and the latest trends in diet, fitness and more.
New lupus drug treatment wins green light in Europe
Lupus causes a range of symptoms including arthritis, kidney damage, chest pain, skin rashes, severe fatigue and other problems. Symptoms...
McDonald's defends its right to advertise to children
Critics hammered McDonald's executives not only for offering unhealthful menu items but also for marketing fast food to kids with its Ronald...
Small steps for paralyzed man, giant leaps for treating spinal cord injuries
A device helps a man paralyzed from the waist down make an 'unprecedented' recovery, taking steps on a treadmill and regaining other key...
Fate of last smallpox virus stocks divides WHO
Health ministers are deeply divided over setting a date to destroy the world's remaining known stocks of live smallpox virus, stored in...
Swimmer's ear is a common and expensive malady that can be prevented
In 2007, the latest data available, the CDC found that an estimated 2.4 million health care visits were attributed to swimmer's ear -- at...
New hope for severe asthma sufferers
A surgical procedure that shrinks muscle tissue in the windpipe is offering hope for people with severe asthma.
A blind family learns to find its way
A blind couple teach their two adopted daughters, who are also blind, survival skills. Tasks such as riding the bus, identifying coins and...
A 2-wheel way to control diabetes
29-year-old Phil Southerland learned at early age to gain control over his disease and gain quality of life despite dire predictions. Now he...
Your kid swallowed what?
Little ones stick all sorts of things in their ears, noses and mouths. Here's how to suss out what's there and try to get it out.
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