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Many Americans don't even know they're fat
Many Americans have skewed perceptions when it comes to their weight, often believing they are thinner than they really are, even when the scales are shouting otherwise, a new poll finds.

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Are the eggs in your fridge safe to eat?

If you're like millions of Americans, the recent news of a massive egg recall due to salmonella contamination has probably made you refrain from ordering "sunny side up" the past couple of weeks.

Nighttime leg cramps, symptoms, causes, treatment

Sometimes muscle cramps aren't just from exercising too hard. Find out about nighttime leg cramps, what to do about them and when to see your doctor.

Many girls now begin puberty at age 7, 8

The onset of puberty is continuing to drop among American girls, with many girls as young as 7 and 8 now showing the beginnings of breast development, new research shows.

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Haven't had a physical in a while? You may be surprised how it's changed. The new checkup is tailor-made to your personal medical needs.

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Exercise, weight loss and nutrition

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You usually can keep exercising if you have asthma. Exercise-induced asthma is often treatable and needn't keep you from participating in your favorite sport.

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Sex, relationships and body image

Competing for a mate may shorten men's lives, study suggests

In certain situations, competing for a mate may shorten a man's life.

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Pregnancy, babies and children's health

Sunburn and heat stress: Help your kids play it safe

Kids love to be outdoors during the summer, but the sun and heat can pose serious dangers. Learn how to protect your children from intense summer weather.

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