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Abused women suffer from more health problems than non-abused women.
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2 months ago
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Celiac Disease is an autoimmune disorder that can cause severe health problems, even death. Doctors estimate that 97 percent of the people who have it aren't diagnosed.
2 months ago
CBS (cbs3 - Philadelphia)
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The Johnson County Health Department said a 50-year-old woman died of the H1N1 virus with no underlying health problems, which is making some in the Kansas City metro area worried.
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CBS (Kansas City, MO)
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...line of Pacific Health Center, discusses a non-drug way to address people's health problems today. With over 20 years of experience, he addresses the primary causes of health problems in people ...
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2 months ago
Yahoo Videos
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Sep. 23, 2009 Strong winds blew dust from the Australian Outback over Sydney making it difficult for travelers and those with health problems.
2 months ago
weather.com
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A new study is giving women one more reason to get in shape. Harvard researchers found obese, middle-aged women are 80 percent more likely to have multiple health problems later in life.
2 months ago
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