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Searching for the bright light: 5 surprising facts about near-death experiences

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Here are the 20 things that are most likely to kill you

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Not all dreams are created equal: 6 fascinating facts about dreams

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How lucky we are: How people died 100+ years ago, and how we die today

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Beware bogus treatments: Here’s how to really treat summer miseries

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Anonymous philanthropy is over: 6 public treasures billionaires just needed their names on

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5 surprising cities where gentrification is displacing the poor

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The 5 best (and worst) states in America to fall ill

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Not all greenery is good: 10 hazardous houseplants to watch out for

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The history of abortion is a history of punishing women

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Awash in plastic: It’s all around us — and its impact on human health is insidious

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10 ways the rest of the world is putting America to shame

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25 “facts” that really aren’t: You’ve heard them all your life and they just aren’t true

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Aedes aegypti mosquitoes (AP/Andre Penner)

Let’s not panic about Zika: We still don’t know how dangerous the mosquito-borne virus really is

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The truth about “smart drugs”: They probably won’t make you smart unless you already are

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9 spices that just might save your life one day

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You have bigger worries than terrorism: 5 diseases infinitely more likely to kill you

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5 outrageously expensive (and completely useless) defense projects your tax dollars are subsidizing right now

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10 supposedly bad habits that are surprisingly beneficial — yes, even those cat videos you’re watching at work

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The 8 most laughably absurd lawsuits of 2015

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Lost keys, forgotten names, unretrievable words: 7 ways to explain those senior moments

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6 surprising health benefits of hemp seeds

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8 simple ways to avoid getting sick this winter

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The 9 most expensive medicines in the world — courtesy of Big Pharma

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