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Boy Scouts to Discuss Lifting Nat’l Gay Ban

January 28, 2013 Featured, Health, World No Comments
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The Boy Scouts of America, under growing pressure from troops across the country to end its 100-year-old ban on gay leaders and members, said today it is ‘discussing’ ending its national discrimination policy, leaving such decisions to the discretion of individual troops.

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Mom in Drowning Case Re-Entering Society

January 27, 2013 Featured, Health, World No Comments
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A California mother accused of drowning her 3-year-old daughter walked away a free woman this past week after she was found not guilty by reason of insanity and a judge deemed her fit to reenter society. So after three years of treatment and incarceration, Jennifer Lynn Bigham will begin the process of reintegrating herself back into society. Judging from past cases, however, the general public might have trouble accepting her, according to experts.

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Stomach Bug Spreading Across US

January 26, 2013 Featured, Health, World No Comments
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The “Sydney strain” of norovirus has been blamed in 140 outbreaks.

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Gatorade to Remove Controversial Ingredient

January 25, 2013 Featured, Health, World No Comments
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Gatorade to remove controversial ingredient used in other drinks, including rival Powerade

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Freezing Rain Ices Salt Lake City Roads, Runways

January 25, 2013 Featured, Health, World No Comments
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Rare freezing rain causes traffic accidents, closes runways at Salt Lake City’s airport

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Aspirin Use Tied to Vision Loss

January 23, 2013 Featured, Health, World No Comments
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Regular aspirin use is linked to an increased risk of age-related macular degeneration, a new study found.

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Tonight on AC360: The 57th Presidential Inauguration

January 21, 2013 Featured, Health, Video, World No Comments

Anderson Cooper was in the National Mall with at least 800,000 others today for Vice President Joe Biden and President Barack Obama's public swearing-in ceremony. The festivities coincidentally fell on Martin Luther King Jr. Day

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Flu Prevention Saves Lives, Money

January 18, 2013 Featured, Health, World No Comments
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Influenza prevention and treatment is an area where there is an urgent need to spend money in order to save money and lives.

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The AC360 Weekly Buzz: Newtown conspiracy theories, gun control, Bloomberg, Manti Te’o's girlfriend hoax, Armstrong’s confession, GPS trouble

January 18, 2013 Featured, Health, World No Comments

What everyone’s talking about: Monday marked one month since the tragic shooting spree in Newtown, Connecticut.

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The AC360 Weekly Buzz: Newtown conspiracy theories, gun control, Bloomberg, Manti Te’o's girlfriend hoax, Armstrong’s confession, GPS trouble

Did Doping Cause Armstrong’s Cancer?

January 17, 2013 Featured, Health, World No Comments
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Now that Armstrong’s titles have been tainted by his admitted use of performance-enhancing drugs, questions have also been raised about whether those banned substances caused or contributed to his cancer.

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