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Ebola Epidemic Could Reach 1.4 Million by Early 2015

The CDC’s predictions for this deadly virus are grim.
09/24/2014
How Low Can They Go?

Diary of a Government Shutdown

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Breaking Down the Shutdown

What's Changing, What's Not, in a Shutdown

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Suicide Rates Higher Among Adults Who Were Out of Shape Teens

Increased Abuse Raises Risk of Suicidal Thoughts in Teens

Multiple acts of victimization are detrimental to youth.
10/31/2012
Write Down How You Feel

Wanna Lose Weight? Keep a Food Journal

Follow these tips and pounds may be shed.
07/18/2012
Study: Not Enough Black Stroke Victims Call 911 - A new study reveals that African-Americans are less likely call 911 when faced with stroke symptoms. In the survey, funded by the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke and the National Center on Minority Health and Health Disparities, researchers found that almost half of respondents delayed seeking medical attention because they didn’t think the signs were serious and about 75 percent of respondents called a friend or family member before dialing 911.(Photo: REUTERS/Christinne Muschi /Landov)

Stroke Care Worse for African-Americans

Learn the symptoms, and don't delay in calling 911.
11/22/2011