I'm also an abduction survivor

Only those of us who have experienced the terror of threatened captivity may truly appreciate the heroes that three Cleveland women became as they seized the chance of escape.

• 'They call me burnt toast'
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• Mom's death inspires doctor
• 'Dr. Dancer' didn't want to choose
• These women changed medicine
• Workouts may prevent cancer
• How she lost 276 lbs
• Photos: '6-pack' hits Florida
• Surgery to get back at your ex
• Woman shakes off 170 pounds
• Pregnant and homeless
• Developmental milestones
• Mosquito season: Fight the bite
• Reducing risk of breast cancer
• Mammograms save lives
• Getting fit after baby
• Cook your own food
• Meeting fitness guidelines
• Teens don't admit concussions
• Aches and pains from technology
• Digital dentures
• Active kids are healthier kids
• Learning to run
• Spring health myths
• Treating hair loss in men
• Parents' food attitude and kids
• Got allergies? Treat 'em
• Teen drinking leads to death
• Is stress making you sick?

Student: 'We're graduating a premier group of new doctors'

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• New IVF method uses time-lapse snapshots to boost live births
• New IVF technology offers dramatic results
• Medical research impacted by continuing sequester
• Can genetic testing help women prevent a breast cancer diagnosis?
• Flesh-eating bacteria victim gets new bionic hands
• Calorie-cutting condiments help trim weight
• How to look younger without plastic surgery
• 4 new cases of deadly Corona virus found in Saudi Arabia
• Aimee Copeland gets new high-tech hands
• Bringing free health care to New Orleans
• Fitness protects you from cancer, even 20 years later
• Chorus of critics greets new psychiatric manual release
• Gymnophobics are real-life 'never-nudes'
• Larry Page's damaged vocal cords: Treatment comes with trade-offs
• Psychiatrists, critics face off over psychiatric manual
• Woman's quest for a fifth kidney
• New SARS cousin finally has a name : MERS
• 5 must-have medical tests
• Attention deficit leads US kids' mental health problems, CDC reports
• MRIs could make baby autopsies more acceptable
• Doctors detail Angelina Jolie's breast surgery
• No. 1 swimming pool problem? It's number two!
• Charmin bear charms autistic boy
• New baseball helmets aim to withstand high-speed hits to kids' heads
• Actress places genetic testing in spotlight
• Doctors doubt nurses skills, survey finds
• Joy’s cook-off! Viewers compete for best one-pot dish
• Immunotherapy targets cancer cells with remarkable results

Men Struggle With Wives' Breast Cancer

Men struggle with their wives' breast cancer, but don't always speak up.

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• Watch: Aimee Copeland Gets Bionic Hands
• Aimee Copeland Gets Bionic Hands
• What Teens Should Expect From Their First Gynecologist Visit
• 7 Health Problems Fixed by Food
• Climate Change Could Impact Allergies
• Great-Grandma, 79, Jumps From Plane
• Seaweed, Peppers ... Prof's Healthy Pizza
• Locks of Love Tangled in $6M Dispute
• Fecal Germs Lurk in Public Pools
• Thousands in Cancer Recovery Take up Dragon Boating
• 19 Science-Backed Superfoods
• Benefits, Risks of Removing Ovaries
• Watch: Man Dies From Nosebleed, Wife Sues Hospital
• Vaccines Aren't Just for Kids
• Stem Cells Pulled From Cloned Embryos
• All-Over Itching Caused by Hip Implant
• Jolie's Double Mastectomy May Be Overused, Experts Say
• Angelina Jolie's Mastectomy: What You Should Know
• 7 Foods That Fight Fat
• Watch: Woman's Hip Replacement Causes Allergic Reaction
• Questions Raised Over Cutting Salt
• Should You Get BRCA Gene Testing?
• Family Sues NHL Over Player's Death
• Whopping 1,128 Calories Found in Average Restaurant Meal
• How to Save on Hospital Costs
• Lightning-Fast Procedure Lets Patients Lose Weight Over Break
• SARS-Like Virus Vaccine Unlikely
• Brain Science Upstages Health 'Bible'

Found: Three new planets

Not all solar systems are as tidy as ours, but a new discovery means we're not quite so alone anymore.

• Crop Insurance Helps Farmers, Hurts Others During Drought
• Tribute: Sally Ride, First American Woman in Space
• Artificial Jellyfish Created to Study Human Tissue Repair
• Found: A Baby Galaxy
• Running Across a Gooey Pool
• The Power Grid: From Rickety to Resilient
• What is Life? Venter Explains
• Venter on the meaning of life
• Found: Invisible Galaxies
• Q&A with Higgs discoverers
• Mystery of the Stardust Cloud That Vanished
• Now Do You Believe in Global Warming?
• Intermediate-Mass Black Hole Fills a Cosmic Void
• Fireworks for the Physicists: A Higgs Is Found
• Higgs Boson: Geneva Announcement Coming on 'God Particle'
• New York City's Bicycle Wars
• Why Tomatoes Taste Bad: Science at Root of Missing Flavor
• Ocean in Space -- on Titan
• Physics of the Love Parade Stampede
• What the Failure of Rio+20 Means for the Climate
• Quasars on a diet
• As Rio+20 Unfolds, A U.N. Report Shows How Far We Have to Go to Save the Planet
• Rio+20 Earth Summit: Little Action Expected on Environment
• Moondust: Nanoparticles in Lunar Soil May Solve Mystery
• Lakes found on Titan
• More Earths? Even Metal-Poor Stars Can Build Good Planets
• A Planet in Peril: Is Earth Approaching a Tipping Point?
• Rocket Man Elon Musk: The Man Who's Leading America's Charge Back to Space
• NASA weighs asteroid -- really

Saudi Arabia has another case of new coronavirus: WHO

LONDON (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia has reported another case of infection in a concentrated outbreak of a new strain of a virus that emerged in the Middle East last year and spread into Europe, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Saturday.

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• Death toll from new bird flu in China rises to 36: WHO
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• Higher-stakes soccer matches tied to more injuries
• Endometriosis more common in lean women: study
• Novo Nordisk says completes hemophilia drug trial
• EU watchdog backs Bayer acne drug for certain patients
• Sanofi says will keep Toulouse research site
• Organ donor cards hard to implement in China, official says
• Sanofi says myelofibrosis treatment study positive
• Psychiatrists unveil their long-awaited diagnostic "bible"
• British team hails new embryo selection method for IVF success
• U.S. House votes to repeal Obamacare in 37th symbolic act
• Multiple concussions tied to more suicidal thoughts
• Up to 1 in 5 children suffer from mental disorder: CDC
• Lifestyle change may ease heart risk from job stress
• Data show new Roche leukemia drug may improve on Rituxan
• Can sleep at altitude prevent sudden hiker deaths?
• Combined supplements no better for cholesterol
• Over 20 South African boys die in circumcision rituals: police
• Swedish drug maker Recipharm looks to list or sell stake-source
• Warning didn't change for-profit dialysis drug use
• Novartis says has no intention of buying Actavis
• Bayer to acquire herbal medicine maker Steigerwald
• AstraZeneca accelerates cancer drug testing
• China steps up inspection of meat trade after fake lamb scandal
• Medical weed could jinx recreational dope market in Washington state