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Mercola.com

• What Are the Signs of Vitamin B Complex Deficiency?
• Weekly Health Quiz: Ginger, Fitness and Energy
• The Surprising Connection Between Bone Health and Heart Health
• Why You Should Eat More Chlorophyll-Rich Foods
• This Buffalo Coleslaw Is Perfect for Your Summer Cookouts
• Introduction to Hypoglycemia

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• Chiropractic BioPhysics and Gonstead Technique for Spinal Health
• Can You Count on Kava Tea for Health?
• Understanding the Opioid Epidemic
• Once You Learn This You’ll Never Throw Out the Avocado Pit Again
• Find Out Why Black Seed Oil Has Stood the Test of Time
• Could This Bean Give Your Brain a Boost and Help Battle Parkinson's?
• How Aging Affects Mitochondria in Brain Cells and Contributes to Age-Related Diseases
• Is a Humidifier Good for Your Health?
• A Curious Reason to Wash Your Hands

NaturalNews.com

• Stunning: Vaccines cause 4 to 5 times WORSE outcomes for measles, scientific study reveals
• Fight the signs of aging by taking astaxanthin
• AOC's "Green New Deal" seeks to eliminate the very molecule that turns planets green: Carbon dioxide, the "molecule of life"
• Was the New Zealand attack engineered to usher in Sharia Law across the United States by criminalizing all resistance to radical Islam?
• Not all decorative food glitters are safe to eat, warn health officials
• Report: "Hoarding Response Teams" being activated in Canada to locate and eliminate "hoarding" of supplies

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• Power up: Caffeine supplementation found to boost the performance of combat sport athletes
• Theory of "aging plateau" debunked: Aging does not "stop" in old age
• Problems digesting fat? Here are 5 ways to get your gut moving
• Eat a healthy breakfast every day to reduce your risk of Type 2 diabetes, advise researchers

Reuters Health

• Novo Nordisk submits diabetes pill for U.S. approval
• Bayer shares slide after latest Roundup cancer ruling
• Sage gets U.S. approval for first postpartum depression therapy
• Living alone does not appear to worsen heart disease
• Piles of pigs: Swine fever outbreaks go unreported in rural China
• San Francisco officials look to ban sale of e-cigarettes
• Daily cannabis and skunk users run higher psychosis risk

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• J&J and Sientra get FDA warning letters over breast implants
• Canada to create national drug agency to help cut cost of medicines
• Prescriptions for healthy food might save lives - and money
• Younger knee replacement patients have more complications
• Study finds weight loss target for morbidly obese before knee surgery
• WHO panel calls for registry of all human gene editing research
• Asthma medication use varies among Latino youth
• GSK reports positive data from trial of endometrial cancer drug
• FDA puts partial hold on clinical trials of AbbVie's cancer drug
• FAO calls on Vietnam to declare swine fever a national emergency
• Soda, sports drinks tied to higher risk of early death
• More U.S. youth seeking help during psychiatric emergencies
• Light physical activity tied to lower heart disease risk in senior women

AP Health

OrganicJar.com

• The 7 Most Important Vitamins for Healthy Hair
• The Hidden Health Benefits of Spinach
• 3 Herbs for Increasing Focus, Memory, and Brain Power
• Top 10 Stress Relieving Herbal Teas
• The Incredible Health Benefits of Krill Oil
• 10 Reasons To Stop Drinking Coffee
• New Artificial Sweetener Neotame More Toxic Than Aspartame Appearing In Organic Food
• UK Scientists Clinically Determined The Most Relaxing Song Ever Made. Listen Here!

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• Want to Fight Depression Naturally? Vitamin D is the Answer.
• What’s On My Food? FREE iPhone App Gives You The Scary Details!
• 9 Reasons Why YOU Should Be Eating Pears?
• Top 10 Reasons Coconut Oil is a Miracle of Nature!
• What’s Khichdi? How’s it made? Why’s it One of the Most Detoxifying Foods?
• Revitalize Your Skin With This Simple Organic Avocado Butter Mask!
• Top 10 Cholesterol Lowering Foods

BBC Health

• San Francisco moves to ban e-cigarettes until health effects known
• Weedkiller glyphosate a 'substantial' cancer factor
• Potent cannabis increases risk of serious mental illness, says study
• Can exercise reverse the ageing process?
• The good things about ADHD: 'It's my superpower'
• Parkinson's smell test explained by science
• UK medicinal cannabis 'patients in limbo'

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• Majorca in drive to rein in boozy tourists
• Woman in China nearly dies after injecting herself with fruit juice
• People don't become 'adults' until their 30s, say scientists
• Egg freezing: Behind the scenes of a fertility clinic
• MPs call for tax on social media companies
• 'I was diagnosed with cancer at seven months pregnant'
• Racing driver Robert Kubica returns to Formula 1 after serious accident
• Bradford schoolchildren act as mental health mentors
• How long are you going to live?
• The human cost of insulin in America
• Mushrooms may 'reduce the risk of mild brain decline'
• Cholesterol-lowering pill 'new option for statin users'
• 'I thought my twins just had a cold at first'
• Cancer's 'internal wiring' predicts relapse risk
• 'How my life turned around with new treatment'
• Vulvodynia: 'Tampons and certain underwear are agony'
• Why was I accused of inventing my daughter's illness?
• Blood donation: 'For two weeks she lived life to the full'
• Lizzie's Fund to find cancer cure raises thousands
• Opioid crisis: US schools prepare for student overdoses
• Can acupuncture help menopause symptoms?
• The Londonderry barber shop offering men head space
• Margaret Thatcher: PM sent alternative medicines by Cartland
• 'Dads who lose a child are overlooked'
• Face blindness: 'I can't recognise my loved-ones'
• What do the people of the world die from?
• Raw-meat dog food 'risk to owners'

NYT Health

• Reports of Breast Implant Illnesses Prompt Federal Review
• F.D.A. Approves First Drug for Postpartum Depression
• No Babies in Parliament, Danish Lawmaker Is Told
• Monsanto Weedkiller Roundup Was ‘Substantial Factor’ in Causing Man’s Cancer, Jury Says
• Phys Ed: Why Lifting Weights Can Be So Potent for Aging Well

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• States Seek Financial Relief for Family Caregivers
• W.H.O. Panel Demands a Registry for Human Gene Editing
• Psychic Mediums Are the New Wellness Coaches
• Unvaccinated Student in Kentucky Sues After Being Barred From Playing Basketball
• Personal Health: When the Benefits of Statins Outweigh the Risks
• British Gallery Turns Down $1.3 Million Sackler Donation
• The New Old Age: Older Americans Are Awash in Antibiotics
• The New Health Care: When Email Comes to the Doctor’s Office, Wait Times Decrease
• Knowing the Right Time to Say Goodbye to a Pet
• Q&A: Moving Dung Is a Dirty Job. These Beetles Live for It.
• Professional Hair Removal Catches On With the Preteen Set
• Well : Broken-Heart Syndrome Is Not All in the Head
• The Right Way to Follow Your Passion
• Mushrooms May Reduce the Risk of Memory Problems
• Daily Low-Dose Aspirin No Longer Recommended by Doctors, if You’re Healthy
• Trump Plans to End the AIDS Epidemic. In Places Like Mississippi, Obstacles Are Everywhere.
• The Checkup: Talking to Children About Terminal Illness
• Ebola Epidemic in Congo Could Last Another Year, C.D.C. Director Warns
• Tens of Thousands of Heart Patients May Not Need Open-Heart Surgery
• Rites of Passage: Call Me Cozy
• A Possible Alzheimer’s Treatment With Clicks and Flashes? It Worked on Mice
• Can TV Dumb You Down?
• Methadone Helped Her Quit Heroin. Now She’s Suing U.S. Prisons to Allow the Treatment.
• Are Eggs Bad for Your Heart Health? Maybe
• Amazon Pulls 2 Books That Promote Unscientific Autism ‘Cures’
• How Big Tobacco Hooked Children on Sugary Drinks
• Tobacco and E-Cigarette Lobbyists Circle as F.D.A. Chief Exits
• Ties: A Second Chance at Sisterhood
• Doctors: Early Detection Is Possible for Pancreatic Cancer
• Matter: A History of the Iberian Peninsula, as Told by Its Skeletons
• Did Dietary Changes Bring Us ‘F’ Words? Study Tackles Complexities of Language’s Origins
• Barbara Low, Whose Research Identified the Shape of Penicillin, Dies at 98
• Johnson & Johnson Hit With $29 Million Verdict in Case Over Talc and Asbestos
• Yoga for Incontinence? Evidence Is Lacking
• Coping With a Dieting Relative When You’re a Recovering Anorexic
• Building Grit in Girls Through Mountain Biking

CNN Health

• Monsanto's Roundup was likely the cause of a second man's cancer, jury says
• Spaceflight is activating herpes in astronauts
• Drinking very hot tea almost doubles risk of cancer, new study says
• London's National Portrait Gallery and Sackler family agree to rescind £1 million donation
• An Ohio court is being asked to clarify when life begins
• FDA approves first postpartum depression drug
• The healthiest water to drink: Is there such a thing?

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• Kale joins the ranks of the annual 'Dirty Dozen' pesticide list
• Daily or high-potency cannabis increases risk of psychotic disorder, study finds
• San Francisco proposes restricting vape sales. One official would like Juul's headquarters 'gone yesterday'
• One in five Chinese children is overweight or obese, and the booming economy may be to blame, study reveals
• 40% of people with HIV transmit most new infections in the US, a new analysis says. Here's the plan to stop the spread
• Her son died. And then anti-vaxers attacked her
• Severe water shortages could plunge England into 'jaws of death' in 25 years, warns environment agency
• One-third of uninsured can't afford to take drugs as prescribed
• Why you can't just eat one cookie or potato chip
• Teen who refused chickenpox vaccine says school is limiting his activities. So he's suing
• New study suggests fish oil derivative may benefit heart health
• Apple Watch app could save your life by detecting irregular heartbeat, study says
• To help fight vaping, schools look to their own students
• There's new advice to prevent food allergies in children
• The 90-year-old Japanese scientist still dreaming of resurrecting a woolly mammoth
• New film's love story recalls tragic tale of a real-life 'Fault in Our Stars' couple
• Three or more eggs a week increase your risk of heart disease and early death, study says
• EPA bans household use of deadly paint stripper, but not commercial use
• She lost her dad when she was 14. Now, she's helping kids learn how to grieve.
• Getting kids into college poses ethical quandary for many
• 39 tons of Butterball ground turkey recalled after salmonella cases
• Hispanics and blacks create less air pollution than whites, but breathe more of it, study finds
• Can a 'fertility diet' really help you conceive? In some cases, yes

iHealthTube

• Video: At Low Risk, This Doctor Still Got Cancer-Here's What She Did Next
• Video: Shocking Truth About Antidepressant Drug Studies!
• Video: Lower Cholesterol by 50% and Help Your Liver Just by Eating This!
• Video: 3 Important Supplements for Pain Relief
• Video: Looking to Reduce Toxins? Start Here!
• Video: Infections And Cancer-You Won't Believe How They're Connected!
• Video: Is This the Biggest Myth When it Comes to Our Overall Health?

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• Video: Dr. Coldwell Says Cancer is Created By...
• Video: Hear What This Doctor Says About Vaccines and Autism!
• Video: This Is a Great Explanation of Why Cancer Forms
• Video: Could This Fruit Be a Key to Cancer Treatments?
• Video: You Might Be Shocked, But This is Over 50% of Her Diet! Find Out Why!
• Video: The Story of This Dangerous Prescription Drug Will Shock You!
• Video: Parasites Are Common! Here's What to Do!
• Video: The Amazing Connection Between Food and Pain
• Video: Take Care of These Organs! Your Health Starts There!
• Video: This is Why You Should Avoid GMOs!
• Video: Are You Drinking the Most Dangerous Water in America?
• Video: Think You're Free to Choose Health Care? Watch This!
• Video: The Reason Males Are More Likely to Get ADHD
• Video: You Won't Believe The Ways Stress Can Affect You
• Video: You're Probably Consuming This 'Medication' And Don't Know It!
• Video: Amazingly, This Might Be Worse For You Than Sugar!
• Video: Eating Organic Is Most Important During This Time!
• Video: Could This Common Product Be Killing the Oceans?

Organic Consumers

• Monsanto: Roundup Substantial Factor in Man's Cancer, Jury Finds in Key Verdict
• ‘It's Probably Over for Us’: Record Flooding Pummels Midwest When Farmers Can Least Afford It
• To Revive Rural America, We Must Fix Our Broken Food System
• Exercise is Key to Longer Life
• A Mother Swept Away by Climate Change

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• The Basics of No-Dig Gardening
• Case Study Shows CBD Shrinks Tumor
• New U.S. Bill Aims to Limit Children's Exposure to Glyphosate Herbicides
• Organic Farms Are Under Attack from Agribusiness, Weakened Standards
• In the Future, Everything Will Be Made of Chickpeas
• Carbon Farming
• Good Enough to Eat? The Toxic Truth About Modern Food
• Study Examines How Herbicide Adds to Phosphorus Levels in Soil and Waterways
• Rural America is Ready for Some Sort of a New Deal, Preferably Green
• FDA Medical Adviser: 'Congress is Owned by Pharma'
• The Organic Food Industry is Booming, and That May Be Bad for Consumers
• Regenerative Agriculture Could Save Soil, Water, and the Climate. Here's How the U.S. Government Actively Discourages It.
• If America Can Find $716bn for the Military, It Can Fund the Green New Deal
• Organic Farmers Association Elects New Governing Council and Policy Committee
• USDA Has Given Non-Regulated Status to More Than 20 Gene-Edited Crops
• How the Air Pollution Crisis Can Affect You
• Court Documents Reveal Monsanto's Efforts to Fight Glyphosate's 'Severe Stigma'
• Gene-Edited Food Quietly Arrives in Restaurant Cooking Oil
• New Study: Climate Concerns Affect Kids' Mental, Physical Health
• 36 Beagles Could Die if Dow Pesticide Test Isn't Stopped, Investigation Reveals
• Who Wants to Work on a Vermont Dairy Farm? A Reporter Spent a Week Finding Out
• Global Glyphosate Study Pilot Phase Shows Reproductive and Developmental Effects at 'Safe' Dose
• Florida Cancer Patient Files Billion Dollar Glyphosate Lawsuit Against Bayer
• Judge in Second Roundup Cancer Trial Worked for Firm that Defended Monsanto
• Prenatal Supplements Can Decrease Autism Rates

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