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More Health / Fitness

• Defying research, cancer institute warns of cell phone-cancer risk

• Outdoor yoga on Long Island

• Officials find tainted jalapeno in Texas facility

• CDC report: U.S. obesity rate continues to grow

• Alzheimer's study questions plaque's role in disease

• Tango your way to fitness

• Cases against Stony Brook pediatric unit reopened

• Melanoma cases surge among young women

• First West Nile discovery of year on Long Island

• Counselors: 'No magic bullet' for drug addiction

• EPA: Smog could get worse with global warming

• Deadly skin cancer on rise among young women

• Heavy drinking may help men's hearts, hurt women, study finds

• Genes from Middle East families yield autism clues

• Tracing tomatoes' travels, from farm to table

• Tips on avoiding food-related illnesses

• Hormone therapy discouraged in some prostate cases

• Personal Trainer: Brazilian dance fighting

• Prozac, antidepressants linked in study to stomach bleeding

• Pediatrics group recommends cholesterol drugs for kids

• Choosing a plastic surgeon

Fitness & Nutrition

• The fittest of them all

• LI has plenty of scenic places to run, explore, enjoy

Seniors

• Elderly may fare worse on prostate cancer drugs

• Aging swimmer shows there's hope for rest of us

• Brain injuries cause half of seniors' fall deaths

• Cancer Risks Detailed for Arthritis Drugs

Men's Health

• Another reason to watch your waistline: Fat men have bad sperm

• Fringe autism treatment could get federal study

• Some accomplishments of athletes over 40

• Cholesterol drugs recommended for some 8-year-olds

• Scientists: Watermelon yields Viagra-like effects

Women's Health

• Teen exercising may cut breast cancer risk

Children's Health

• ADHD diagnoses in younger children holds steady; experts surprised to see rise in older kids

• Singapore says will study kidney donor payments to meet demand for transplants

AP Health

• Pittsburgh cancer institute warns of cell phone-cancer risk, defying published research

• Statin study could lead to test for gene variation linked to rare drug side effect

• AP IMPACT: A hot detective story: Tracing jalapeno lead from Minnesota in salmonella case

• High TB rates in immigrants highlight need for better US infection control, CDC study says

• Women taking antidepressants may see some sexual benefit from Viagra

AP Science

• Expedition charts unique 'snowy' river of crystals deep inside New Mexico cave

• Researcher says Midwest floods likely causing biggest Gulf of Mexico dead zone

• Archaeologists will reconstruct ancient wooden boat buried beside Egypt's Great Pyramid

• WHO urges Asia to take action against drug-resistant tuberculosis

• Hundreds of baby penguins washing up dead on Brazil's tropical beaches