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Is Your Christmas Tree Causing Allergies? What Experts Say About 'Christmas Tree Syndrome'

CBS News 'Tis the season for sneezing and coughing, but in some cases, it could be what's inside your house this holiday that's making you feel less-than-merry: your Christmas tree.

Men's Health Month Stresses Importance Of Regular Screenings

CBS News June is Men's Health Month, helping to raise awareness about the importance of primary care and prevention.

Artificial Sweetener Erythritol Linked To Heart Attack And Stroke, Study Finds

CBS News Erythritol, a zero-calorie sugar substitute used to sweeten low-cal, low-carb and "keto" products, is linked to higher risk of heart attack, stroke and death, according to a new study.

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Kansas Middle School Teacher Who Was Suspended For Repeatedly Misgendering Student Gets $95,000 From District In Lawsuit Settlement

CBS News Former Kansas middle school teacher Pamela Ricard was suspended last year after repeatedly deadnaming and using the incorrect pronouns of an LGBTQ student. She sued, and on Wednesday, the case settled with the school district paying her $95,000.

Kansas Middle School Teacher Who Was Suspended For Repeatedly Misgendering Student Gets $95,000 From District In Lawsuit Settlement

Cleveland Clinic performs Its First Fetal Surgery To Repair Spina Bifida

News 9 Surgeons at Cleveland Clinic in Ohio say a baby girl was born healthy after undergoing the hospital's first-ever fetal surgery for spina bifida. The operation repaired the child's spinal birth defect while she was still in her mother's womb. The team of d

Cleveland Clinic performs Its First Fetal Surgery To Repair Spina Bifida

Widespread Fraud Allegations Raise Questions About The Safety Of Generic Drugs Made Overseas

News 9 It is something we've all heard before: Generic drugs are the same as brand-name drugs. They contain the same active ingredients and their manufacturers are supposed to prove they work the same way as the brand-name counterparts.

Widespread Fraud Allegations Raise Questions About The Safety Of Generic Drugs Made Overseas

FDA Issues Strong Warning Over Risks Of Common Sleeping Pills

News 9 Millions of Americans suffer from insomnia, and many of them depend on sleep medications to get them through the night. Federal health officials have warned for years about the possible side effects, and now they've issued their strongest warning so far.

FDA Issues Strong Warning Over Risks Of Common Sleeping Pills

Private School Won’t Allow Religious Exemptions To Avoid Child Vaccinations

News 9 A private school in Ohio has decided religious beliefs are no longer an excuse for refusing to have a child vaccinated.

Private School Won’t Allow Religious Exemptions To Avoid Child Vaccinations

News 9 A private school in Ohio has decided religious beliefs are no longer an excuse for refusing to have a child vaccinated.

Suicide Survivor Becomes Youngest Face Transplant Recipient In U.S.

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Katie Stubblefield was just 18 when she put the barrel of her brother's .308-caliber hunting rifle below her chin and pulled the trigger.

Suicide Survivor Becomes Youngest Face Transplant Recipient In U.S.

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Katie Stubblefield was just 18 when she put the barrel of her brother's .308-caliber hunting rifle below her chin and pulled the trigger.

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From heart healthy to low fat labels, many foods appear to be healthy options. However, nutritionists warn that's not always the case. So, if you're looking to cut calories, you may want to think twice before grabbing a diet soda.

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Study: Heart Attack Patients Getting Younger, Fatter

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Despite greater awareness of risk factors for heart disease and the need for healthy lifestyle changes, heart attack patients are becoming younger and more obese, according to new research from the Cleveland Clinic.