Caffeine May Offer Some Skin Cancer Protection - MSN Health & Fitness - Cancer

Where does the news media pick up on this "crap"? They waste so much time on negligible surveys ....... Caffeine does not reduce the incidence of epithelial cancers. I would think that some of this misinformation would really irrate others.

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The Day My Life Changed - Just Dreaming - Your Life - MSN Lifestyle

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Ask Lynn: He didn't say "I love you" back - MSN Relationships - article

She has never been the first one to say those three little words, but this time she did, feeling sure he'd respond in kind. Instead, crickets …

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A list of products recalled by Kellogg's

Here's a list of products voluntarily recalled by the Kellogg Co. because they could be contaminated with salmonella from a Georgia peanut processing facility:

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Don't eat peanut butter, FDA official warns

Federal health authorities on Saturday urged consumers to avoid eating cookies, cakes, ice cream and other foods that contain peanut butter.

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The Family Sleep Cure - Page 1 - MSN Health & Fitness - Your Best Life

Why is the CDC using the taxpayer's money to study sleep deprivation? The CDC was established to monitor infectious diseases!

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Swayze faces cancer (and new TV series) bravely

Patrick Swayze says his yearlong battle with pancreatic cancer put him "through hell" while he pushed ahead on his new TV series.

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Jobs: Hormone imbalance cause of weight loss

Apple founder and CEO Steve Jobs, looking to quell rumors about his health, said Monday his doctors have discovered a hormonal imbalance that has been causing his weight loss.

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Sarah Palin's daughter gives birth to son

Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin's teenage daughter Bristol has given birth to a son, People magazine reported Monday.

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Singer-actress Eartha Kitt dies at 81

Eartha Kitt, a sultry singer, dancer and actress who rose from South Carolina cotton fields to become an international symbol of elegance and sensuality, has died. She was 81.

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$1.6 billion went to bailed-out bank execs

Banks that are getting taxpayer bailouts awarded their top executives nearly $1.6 billion in salaries, bonuses, and other benefits last year, an Associated Press analysis reveals.

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'Grinch' tickets Santa as he delivers toys

Santa Claus has added a New York City traffic agent to his naughty list after she gave him a ticket while delivering gifts to children.

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Caroline Kennedy to seek Clinton's Senate seat

The decision came after a series of deeply personal and political conversations, in which Kennedy wrestled with whether to give up what has been a lifetime of avoiding the spotlight.

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Heart rhythm risk seen in women's alcohol use

Women who consume more than two alcoholic drinks a day have a higher risk of getting the most common type of heart rhythm disturbance, researchers say.

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Tribune Co. files for bankruptcy protection

Media conglomerate Tribune Co. has filed for bankruptcy protection.

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Used socks, old candy: Holiday gift horrors

Think a tie sounds bad? How about a Wonder Bra, self-help book or a pound of frozen beef? Readers share horrifying tales of tacky, weird and downright cruel holiday presents they found underneath the Christmas tree.

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Bush: `I'm sorry' economic crisis is occurring

The president expressed remorse the global financial crisis has cost jobs and harmed retirement accounts and said he'll back more government intervention if needed to ease the recession.

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Five-figure bonuses stun employees

Dave Tiderman wondered if the decimal point was in the wrong place when he opened his $35,000 company bonus. Jose Rojas saw his $10,000 check and thought, "That can't be right."

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Army gets first female four-star general

From its humble beginning 33 years ago at Fort Sill, Okla., the career of Ann E. Dunwoody is ascending to a peak never before reached by a woman in the U.S. military: four-star general.

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Officials: Sen. Clinton eyed as secretary of state

Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton is among the candidates that President-elect Barack Obama is considering for secretary of state, two Obama advisors told NBC News.

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McCain says Palin didn't hurt presidential bid

John McCain said Tuesday that Sarah Palin did not damage his presidential bid, and that anonymous criticism aimed at her after their crushing defeat was just typical campaign sniping.

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Despite huge hurdles, McCain still has a shot

Barring a major upset, Barack Obama will defeat John McCain on Tuesday and become America's first black president. That any doubt remains about his victory is, in many ways, astonishing.

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Poll: 1 in 7 voters still persuadable

With the sand in the 2008 campaign hourglass almost depleted, 14 percent can't decide or back a candidate but might switch, according to an Associated Press-Yahoo News poll of likely voters.

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