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FDA Cracks Down on Sale of E-Cigarettes


New rules say you must be 18 -- with ID -- to buy e-cigarettes and certain tobacco products. Regulations take effect in 90 days.
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FDA Cracks Down on Sale of E-Cigarettes
New rules say you must be 18 -- with ID -- to buy e-cigarettes and certain tobacco products. Regulations take effect in 90 days.
Health News
A 'Dirty' Way to Stop Zika
Scientists are experimenting with bacteria as a way to help stop the spread of the disease.
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Medical Errors a Leading Cause of Deaths
They may be the third-leading cause of death in the U.S., a new study suggests.
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Too Many Still Take Unneeded Antibiotics
Nearly one-third of the antibiotics prescribed in the U.S. aren't an appropriate treatment, a government study says.
Diet and Food News
Fatty Foods, Drowsy Days
A new study finds that men who eat a lot of fatty foods may need an afternoon nap.
Children's Health News
Infant Colds and Type 1 Diabetes Risk
Colds and infections in the first 6 months may boost a child's risk of diabetes.
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It's a "dirty" answer. Learn more about mucus -- like how much the nose makes every day.
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