Biological Bad Luck Blamed in Two-Thirds of Cancer Cases

January 2, 2015

TOP STORY Biological Bad Luck Blamed in Two-Thirds of Cancer Cases A study found that most cases of cancer can be explained by random mutations as cells divide, not risky behavior or the environment.     Keep Reading

How to Dodge the Flu in 5 Simple Steps It's an early flu season and the virus going around is not only nasty, but one of the main strains is not included in the flu vaccine.     Keep Reading

Breast Pump Survival Guide: How Do I Work This Thing?! If you know anyone having a baby in 2015, this handy guide might save her some time... and tears.     Keep Reading

'So Much to Give Back': Seniors Helping Seniors in Montana Helping others helps keep Marjorie Haber, 81, young. For almost 11 years she's been a "Senior Companion" to older people in rural Montana. The program is part of a movement to help keep the aging in their homes.     Keep Reading

New Year's Shots May Trash Your Immune System Binge drinkers beware: That hangover headed your way reveals only some of the physical damage you will weather. Like bad things in your blood stream.     Keep Reading

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