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Gender Wage Gap Linked to Depression and Anxiety: Study

Disorders were more than twice as likely in women lacking equal pay.

The wage gap between American women and men might be one reason why women have higher rates of depression and anxiety, a new study suggests.

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Are We Programmed to Overeat in Winter?

Packing on body fat was an evolutionary survival strategy, researchers say.

You can blame evolution for your tendency to overeat during the winter, and for the likely failure of your New Year's resolution to lose weight, researchers report.

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New Research: Excess Sodium Intake Remains Common in the United States

Nearly all Americans – regardless of age, race, gender or whether they have high blood pressure (hypertension) – consume more sodium than is recommended for a healthy diet. That is the conclusion of a new report published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

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Some Steps to Help Protect Yourself From Cancer

Screening and a healthy lifestyle are key, physician says.

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Bonding With Others May Be Crucial for Long-Term Health

For young and old, strong social ties as important as diet and exercise, researchers say.

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Protect Yourself From Colds and Flu This Winter

FDA offers prevention tips, and backs flu vaccination.

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Exercise to Boost Spine Muscles Can Ease Back Pain, Study Suggests

Clinical trial review shows motor control exercise helpful for lower back.

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New Imaging Technique 'Lights Up' Cancer Cells in Early Trial

Technology may help surgeons identify and remove more malignant cells.

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Side Effects Seen With One Method of Weight-Loss Surgery: Study

Stomach pain, fatigue were most common symptoms after Roux-en-Y, hospitalization sometimes required.

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The Mexican health care system has made great progress during the last decade – but the remaining challenges are daunting

In the ten years since the introduction of Seguro Popular, some 50 million Mexicans previously at risk of unaffordable health care bills now have access to health insurance.