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The Wilson Phillips singer says she's "definitely up in weight" right now.

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Carnie Wilson Talks Food, Marijuana and Booze Addictions …

Louisiana lawmakers are considering telling Congress that they don't want continued federal funding for health services that are provided by Planned Parenthood. But such a move is not in the best interest of Louisiana ..

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Put women's health first: An editorial | NOLA.com

CHARLOTTE, N.C.

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Black Unemployment At Depression Level Highs In Some Cities

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — In the decade leading up to the Great Recession, Wanda Nolan grew accustomed to steady progress.

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Black Unemployment At Depression Level Highs In Some Cities

In Chinese alternative medicine treatment for acne , the practitioner will attempt to pinpoint the source of the condition and then recommend a treatment that corresponds to that source.

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Acne-puncture

Alternative therapies are effective and can often be used in conjunction with conventional medical treatments.

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Loren Fishman, MD: Alternative Therapies for Back Pain

Aristide Economopoulos/The Star-LedgerAn empty lot for sale on Hopkins Place in Irvington. Essex County has the highest poverty rate in New Jersey

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Restore tax credit and protect children's health care | NJ.com

Pablo Martinez Monsivais/AP 2009 file photoAbortion rights and anti-abortion demonstrators marched in front of the Supreme Court in Washington on the anniversary of the Roe v. Wade ruling that articulated a woman’s right to a safe and …

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Abortion bill is an assault on women's health care | NJ.com

Acne has been associated with stress and diet for eons. Now finally, we can see how the stress-diet connection may be reconceptualized as the brain-gut connection that impacts the skin.

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Srinivasan Pillay: Acne and Stress Connected Through the Brain

The Commonwealth Fund annual scoreboard on children’s health ranks Alabama No. 37.

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Alabama rates in lowest 15 states for children's health | al.com