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Gov. Sarah Palin may not be wonky but she sure is winky. What's behind a wink? It can be anything from a flirty signal to a head injury.
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Love and war: He's deployed, his wife is flirting
Is it a benign distraction or a sign of a marriage in peril when a soldier's wife flirts with someone else while he's deployed? And what are the rules if your wife says no to sex?
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Warriors have long used meditation to improve concentration and relaxation. At coastal Camp Lejeune, the practice now comes with a name: Warrior Mind Training.
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New research suggests sled dogs are superior to most other mammals, including humans, in at least three key areas.
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Want to be healthy? Exercise for 2 hours a week
Get moving: The nation's new exercise guidelines set a minimum sweat allotment for good health. For most adults, that's 2 hours a week.
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Unlocking the secrets of memory
Doctors are learning about the secrets of your brain and how to preserve your memories.
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Colon cancer tests can stop at 75, officials say
Most people over 75 should stop getting routine colon cancer tests, according to a government health task force that also rejected the latest X-ray screening technology.
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Heart patients need depression screenings
Heart patients should be regularly screened for signs of depression, the American Heart Association recommended Monday.
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As economy sags, so do faces ... and breasts
The economy isn't the only thing that's sagging — so are faces, breasts and bellies as would-be cosmetic surgery patients increasingly opt against costly nips and tucks because of tough financial times.
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