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Woman saves her husband's life with CPR, then gives birth to their son

A woman helped save her husband when he suffered cardiac arrest and then gave birth to their son, all in a four-day span.

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The ethics of cosmetics : behind the scenes

We toured a factory making beauty products for big brands and that's what we learnt

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A 'brain tingle' might be able to put you in a better mood

Does watching someone fold napkins, brush their hair or whisper to you make your brain go fuzzy? Some refer to it as a "brain orgasm."

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First lobbyist with Down syndrome advocates for the differently abled

Kayla McKeon dreamed of working in an office. As the first D.C. lobbyist with Down syndrome, she's living her dream while advocating for others.

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Feeling stressed? It could affect your memory, study finds

Some of the brain changes impact women more than men.

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WWE star Roman Reigns steps away from the ring after revealing his leukemia has returned

Roman Reigns made an emotional announcement on "WWE Raw" that he is stepping away from the ring to get treated for leukemia.

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Selma Blair reveals she has multiple sclerosis in emotional post

Actress Selma Blair opened up on Instagram about being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.

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'Blue Zones': Secrets to borrow from people who live the longest

You don't have to live in one of these regions to adopt the surprisingly simple lifestyle habits that increase longevity.

Living

The real story of a fasting experience

I cleansed for 3 days in the woods and this is what happened

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The Science of sleep

How sleep can improve your health and be your best immunity boost this winter

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Spain to have longest life expectancy in 2040: Study

The southern European countryis projected to beat Japan and claim the top spot.

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Why the flu shot can't give you the flu and why you might think it does

Experts say it's impossible to get the flu from the flu shot. But here are some reasons people think the shot makes them sick.

Belgium

Belgian cricket, the superfood of the future

In the heart of Brussels, an agricultural revolution is taking place with the aim of getting you to eat insects.

Spain

Which EU countries consume the most pesticides?

Four EU countries accounted for 79% of pesticide sales in 2016, according to data released Monday by statistics body Eurostat.

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C-section births almost double to more than 20 percent worldwide

The rates of caesarean section births almost doubled between 2000 and 2015 – from 12 to 21 percent worldwide - new research has found.

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How is Dead Sea mud helping treat diseases in Jordan?

Some doctors in Jordan are using ancient medical practices and natural ingredients from the Dead Sea to treat their patients.

Spain

Euroviews. Seville: How a small Spanish city became a cycling hub for all | View

As tackling climate change and our dependence on fossils fuels becomes more urgent than ever, city planners are turning the bicycle as a healthy, environmentally-friendly mode of transport.

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How to take a break from booze so you'll actually stick with it

Whether it's Sober October or a stint on the Whole30, taking an occasional break from booze can be good for your mental and physical health. Here are some strategies to help you go the distance.

United Kingdom

Severe obesity in children '4 times higher' in poor areas - report

That is according to a nationwide study of over a million four to 11-year-old pupils in state schools across the country.

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At his heaviest, this man weighed over 500 pounds. Here's how he lost half his size

After Gary Hill didn't get a job because of his weight, he started exercising and eating healthy foods. In 3 years, he lost 300 pounds.