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Children living in sunshine-lacking areas have a greater risk of developing food allergies and eczema than kids in sunnier regions, a new study suggests. Full Story
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Miami has captured the dubious distinction of being the most miserable city in the United States.
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J.C. Penney Co Inc said on Friday said it fully backs its partnership with chat show host Ellen DeGeneres after a conservative group urged the retailer to reconsider hiring DeGeneres as a spokeswoman because she is a lesbian.
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London in the 21st century is not all that different from the heaving Victorian metropolis forever preserved in the novels of English writer Charles Dickens, whose 200th birthday is next week. Full Story
Online travel consultant TripAdvisor.com has offered a list of its top 15 destinations on the rise. Full Story
In 2013, Disney Cruise Lines will offer new itineraries, including an expanded portfolio of European cruises with new destinations such as Venice, Italy, and the Greek Islands. Full Story
Drugs that make men last longer in the bedroom may also be responsible for a rise in sexually transmitted infections in adults over 50 in the U.K., U.S. and Canada, according to the Student British Medical Journal. Full Story
U.S. presidential candidates might want to pay attention to singles who say they have higher expectations of sexual fidelity for politicians than they do for their own partners, according to a new poll. Full Story
Children born to a parent over age 35 are at greater risk for developing an autism spectrum disorder -- but the risk is the same whether just one or both parents are older, according to a new study of Danish families. Full Story
Almost half of women who said they'd been struggling to get pregnant for at least a year ended up having a baby despite not getting fertility treatment, in a new study from Australia. Full Story
Drug addicts and their non-addicted siblings share certain features in the brain, suggesting a susceptibility to addiction is inherited but is also a flaw that can be overcome, scientists said on Thursday. Full Story
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