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PHOTO: A midwife takes a blood sample from the arm of a pregnant woman in this undated stock photo. — STOCK PHOTO/Getty Images

A blood test could give a more exact baby due date, improve prenatal care: Study

PHOTO: Kelli Fabick held her mother's Australian Silky Terrier, Zoey, as veterinarian Sarah Hormuth administered a canine flu shot, April 15, 2015.Vets and kennels were worried about a strand of canine flu infecting Midwestern states. — Laurie Skrivan/St. Louis Post-Dispatch/TNS via Getty Images

What to know about dog flu

PHOTO: A new study showed that people with more extreme drinking habits, on either end of the spectrum, are more likely to call in sick to work. — STOCK IMAGE/Getty Images

Non-drinkers as likely as heavy drinkers to miss more days of work, study says

PHOTO: A technician carries out a routine mammogram in France, Nov. 29, 2016. — BSIP/UIG via Getty Images, FILE

Nearly 70 percent with the most common breast cancer could skip chemo, study says

PHOTO: A woman is seen exercising too much in this undated stock photo. — STOCK PHOTO/Getty Images

Can working out too much kill you?

PHOTO: A group of adults take a water aerobics class together in this undated stock photo. — STOCK PHOTO/Getty Images

Can older couch potatoes exercise their way to better thinking?

PHOTO: Honor guards carry the coffin of policeman Luis Angel Gonzalez Lorenzo, killed during the passage of Hurricane Maria when he tried to cross a river by car, during his funeral at the cemetery in Aguada, Puerto Rico, Sept. 29, 2017. — Ramon Espinosa/AP

Puerto Rico death toll from Maria may be 70 times the official estimate, new report suggests

PHOTO: A recent review from the Journal of the American College of Cardiology, looked at 179 studies to try to get an overall picture of whether commonly used supplements make a difference to heart health. — STOCK IMAGE/Getty Images

Researchers find most vitamins and minerals don't lower risk of heart disease

PHOTO: A woman relaxes on the beach in this stock photo. — STOCK/Getty Images

Sun safety tips to avoid having a summer 'fry day'

PHOTO: Orajel is displayed for sale in a pharmacy in New York, May 23, 2018. — Stephanie Nano/AP

FDA warns: Don’t let your children sink their teeth into benzocaine

PHOTO: A woman sobs in this stock photo. — STOCK/Getty Images

Loneliness does more than pull on your heart strings -- it may hurt your heart

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