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 | Deep-seated cultural cues play a role in snagging a romantic partner at a party. >> |
 | A big hit at the mall, this Kris Kringle comes with killer abs and a message about exercising and watching the milk and cookies. >> |
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 'You have to pick the lesser of two evils,' a dietitian says. 'In butter, it's the saturated fat content, and in margarine, it's trans fat.' >> |
 Doctors are being urged to routinely test people in a wide age range for the virus. >> |
| Self-inflicted injuries appear to be on the rise, with some young people actually embedding objects in their skin. Stress may be a factor. >> |
| My father and uncle both have diabetes. I would like to reduce my risk of developing this disease, and I've heard that drinking coffee can help. Is there any evidence behind this claim? >> |
| Condition often defies detection, doctors say. >> |
| There may be a way to predict whether young children will grow into active teens -- or fall prey to a more sedentary lifestyle. The key? Motor skills. >> |
| A physician reflects on the anxiety that goes with medical exams, and why patients might wish to put them off. >> |
| It was a tough fight but, Laura Farago says, one she would have had a tough time winning without tried-and-true supporters. >> |
| I found your article on organics to be broad-minded and, overall, balanced ["Putting Organic to the Cost Test," Dec. 1]. However, when you take into account the true cost to the environment of most conventionally grown produce (pollutants that compromise health, reliance on fossil fuel-based pesticides, soil microorganism depletion) you may find that organics are the better choice. >> |
| The technique can save time and money, but success takes keeping your focus and customizing whenever possible. >> |
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