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How to prevent medical billing mistakes
A 9 News investigation uncovers ways to stop out of control billing.
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Survey: Stay-home moms more depressed
Staying at home with the kids is a lot more stressful than some might think. A new Gallup poll finds stay-at-home moms feel more depression and anger than those who work outside the home.
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Sit or squat? There's an app for that!
How clean is that public restroom? A new app from P&G gives you the inside info.
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Folic acid may deter certain cancers
The U.S. food and drug administration mandated in 1998 that foods be fortified with folic acid. A new study finds the move may be helping to reduce childhood cancer rates.
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Does barefoot running prevent injuries?
Swept by the barefoot running craze, ultramarathoner Ryan Carter ditched his sneakers for footwear that mimics the experience of striding unshod.
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Judge: POM deceptively marketed juice
A federal administrative judge ruled Monday that POM Wonderful used deceptive advertising when claiming that its pomegranate juice could treat or prevent heart disease, prostate cancer and other illnesses.
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Nighttime fasting may make a difference
Is the time you eat as important as what you eat?
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Study: Exam cuts colon cancer deaths
A simple, cheaper exam of just the lower part of the bowel can cut the risk of developing colon cancer or dying of the disease, a large federal study finds.
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9 in 10 aren't brushing correctly
The biggest reasons teeth brushers are loosing the battle against tooth decay is that most people rush when they brush, and their technique is wrong.
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Skinny jeans causing health problems?
Skinny jeans are all the rage in the fashion world right now, but if you are not wearing them properly they could have you seeing your doctor.
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CDC: Half of heavy teens have heart risk
Half the nation's overweight teens have unhealthy blood pressure, cholesterol or blood sugar levels that put them at risk for future heart attacks and other cardiac problems, new federal research says.
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What to know about new sunscreen labels
Sunscreen labels may look a little different this season, because of new restrictions from the FDA.
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Sowing the Seeds of Hope this weekend
Robben Florist and Garden Center is joining the fight against breast cancer with its "Sowing the Seeds of Hope" event.
Meet Carol Williams
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Carol Williams
Carol Williams anchors WCPO newscasts at 5,6, and 11. She considers herself lucky to have covered 21 years of news in Cincinnati, including the Bengals' trip to the Superbowl, Presidential debates and conventions, the Bearcats' trip to the Final Four, and uniquely Cincinnati events such as the WEBN Fireworks.
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Some bagged salads deemed health risk
Citing a potential health risk, the California Department of Public Health warned …
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Is soda really that bad for you?
You may have heard about a new study published in the May issue of the American Journal …
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What to eat and drink when you exercise
"Diet and exercise" is a phrase that goes hand-in-hand with losing weight. But what you …
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CDC to baby boomers: Hepatitis C testing
For the first time, health officials are proposing that all baby boomers get tested for …
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