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Michael Roizen, M D : How much is too much alcohol? Why some meats are unhealthy

Q: How much can I safely drink without worrying about damaging my health? I am 38 and drink almost every day — a beer, a glass of wine or more.

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Dairy milk is still safe after bird flu virus detected | Health

An unprecedented pandemic of avian flu has spread from birds to cows. Now, the FDA says remnants of the virus have been detected in milk.

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Whooping cough cases rise in North Idaho s Kootenai County, health officials say | Regional News

Whooping cough, a highly contagious disease most dangerous to babies, is on the rise in Kootenai County, home to Coeur d’Alene in North Idaho, health officials say. Panhandle Health District

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First confirmed case of rare, tick-borne Powassan virus reported in Mass town

For the first time, a confirmed case of Powassan virus has been reported in Sharon and public health officials are warning residents to take precautions against the tick-borne disease.

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In preparation for rising temperatures, health care providers access new tools to monitor heat risks

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the National Weather Service are pushing out tools released this week to help limit heat-related injuries.

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