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Women who take sleeping pills have been inadvertently double-dosing, according to a new announcement from the Federal Drug Administration.
Discovered: The smoking maggot; closing the 405 freeway in Los Angeles reduced pollution; measuring the edge of a black hole; benzodiazepines connected with dementia.
Discovered: Young kids who binge on TV don't become athletes; there's a gender gap in Scandinavian universities; to live longer, eat less; people aren't following their prescriptions.
Drug company GlaxoSmithKline is out $3 billion after pleading guilty to promoting drugs for uses the FDA hasn't approved, the Justice Department said Monday
On Obama and gay marriage, bringing Assad to the Hague and Chavez's health
A Supreme Court decision has patient advocates in a tizzy over labeling laws
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