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Free skin cancer screenings Saturday
"Melanoma Know More" is hosting free cancer screenings from 10 am to Noon at the Tri-Health Bethesda North Hospital Medical Office on Montgomery Road.
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Survey: 75% say bullying is a problem
The Secretary of Education says no child should feel unsafe in school. But 75 percent of students at Woodland Middle School say bullying is a problem there.
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Skip the coffee, inhale the caffeine
Inhalable caffeine being sold online and in Massachusetts and New York.
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Study: Chemo possible while pregnant
Researchers have encouraging news for women who find themselves in a very frightening situation: having cancer while pregnant. Studies suggest that these women can be treated almost the same as other cancer patients are, with minimal risk to the fetus.
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Study: 1 in 20 over 50 have fake knees
Nearly 1 in 20 Americans older than 50 have artificial knees, or more than 4 million people, according to the first national estimate showing how common these replacement joints have become in an aging population.
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Places where germs live longest
Trying to avoid getting sick this winter? Watch out for these places where germs linger for a long time.
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Dieting commercial tactics exposed?
A new video is gaining popularity on YouTube that shows the transformation from a before photo of weight loss to the after photos in less than five hours without the help of a diet regimen, exercise program or supplements.
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The 4-minute workout: Crunched for time?
When it comes to fitness, we call have excuses for why NOT to workout today.
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Center offers "Hope" for cancer patients
The American Cancer Society Musekamp Family "Hope Lodge" is offering hope by providing a home away from home for cancer patients.
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Workout with the circus
You can hang from silks and tone with the hoops in this hot new fitness class.
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ER docs ask Congress for legislation
The nation's emergency physicians are seeing a serious increase in the number of patients being treated for synthetic drug use. They're asking Congress for help.
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CDC: More salt in bread than chips
If you're trying to cut down on sodium, check out the label on your loaf of bread.
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Weight Watchers plan comes under fire
What do you do if Weight Watchers doesn't work for you? Some dieters are complaining about a new points system
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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