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Swimming Pools- 1 in 5 Admit to Urinating in Them

Survey finds 1 in 5 admit to peeing in pool, 7 in 10 don't shower before going for a swim.

Soy Milk as healthy for babies as regular?

Researchers comparing different kinds of baby formula found that soy based formulas are just as healthy as milk based.

Farm Traced to Deadly Listeria Outbreak Files Bankruptcy

The Colorado farm linked to a deadly listeria outbreak has filed for bankruptcy protection.

Obesity Causes Kidney Stone Rates to Double

Cases of kidney stones are on the rise and new research links it to obesity.

Natural Child Birth

Moms-to-be may want to consider having a natural child birth whenever possible.

Asthma Attacks Because of Work?

Asthma sufferers may want to be careful at work.

Vitamin D May Lower Stroke Risk

Vitamin D may help lower the risk of stroke.

Men Are Living Longer?

Men are gaining on women when it comes to life expectancy.

Abortion Support Goes Down

It appears pro-choice isn't a popular stance these days.

Georgia Launches Program to Fight Childhood Obesity

Georgia's governor and the state health department have launched a program aimed at addressing childhood obesity through government, philanthropic and academic efforts.

Death Rate from Diabetes Drops Sharply

Fewer diabetics are dying.

Prostate Exams Could Be Doing More Harm Than Good

PSA tests could do more harm than good.

Red Onions Recalled Over Contamination Risk

Gills Onions recalled over contamination risk.

Sleep Apnea Tied to Increased Cancer Risk

Sleep apnea has been linked to a higher risk of cancer.

Lung Cancer Screening Guidelines Updated

New screening guidelines for lung cancer could help the survival rate.

Obese Teens Show Early Heart Disease Risks

Overweight and obese teens are at risk for heart disease.

Nearly 1 in 4 of Teens Diabetic Or Prediabetic

One in four American children are diabetic or prediabetic.

Drink Coffee, Live Longer?

Go ahead and pour that cup of coffee -- you might live longer.

Study: High HDL Not Linked to Reduced Heart Attack Risk

Your doctor has probably told you raising your good cholesterol will decrease the chances you'll have a heart attack.

Alabama Medicaid Program Facing Budget Cuts

Alabama state officials have outlined cuts to Medicaid that have comes as a result of lower than expected state revenue.

Ditching Restaurant Food

Even if you aren't eating fast food after a work-out, your take-out meal might still not be the healthiest option.

Blood Test could predict postnatal depression risk

Researchers in the United Kingdom are developing a simple blood test that may identify women at risk of postnatal depression.

No Doctor Visits

How would you like if your doctor could monitor your health from home?

Frequent Emails=Stress

If you're stressed out at work you might want to take an email vacation.

New Abortion Bill

Lawmakers in Louisiana have overwhelmingly supported an abortion bill focused on reducing abortions.