Hugo Chavez Back in Cuba for Medical Treatment | Synopsis

Hugo Chavez Back in Cuba for Medical Treatment

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In a written request to the legislature, Chavez said doctors recommended sessions of hyperbaric oxygen treatment to continue strengthening his health. Chavez has said that tests earlier this year showed he was cancer-free. Medical experts say treatment in a hyperbaric chamber can help cancer patients recover from damage to nerves or muscles that can be caused by radiation therapy.

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Venezuela's Chavez returns to Cuba for more medical treatment, this time in hyperbaric chamber

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What NOT to do to fight a cold | Essentials

What NOT to do to fight a cold

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We bring you the liveliest views on the latest news in diet, fitness and health from TODAY experts like Dr. Nancy Snyderman, nutritionist Joy Bauer and fitness fanatic Jenna Wolfe. Let us make a healthy distinction in your life today.

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A new study suggests that vitamin D isn't all it's cracked up to be - at least when it comes to fighting colds. But there are simple ways to stop the sniffles.

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Experts believe probiotics helpful for a variety of ailments | Reduction

Experts believe probiotics helpful for a variety of ailments

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One of the fastest-growing dietary supplements, probiotics are now prominent on drug and big-box store shelves. They are live microorganisms—or "good" bacteria—that when consumed in capsules or yogurt are said to confer a health benefit. So far, however, there is little scientific proof of their effectiveness—many studies of probiotics have involved less-than-rigorous research standards. As further data become available, some researchers believe probiotics may evolve into prescription drugs, as doctors focus on specific bacteria strains to target patients' particular conditions. At the moment, however, many experts say probiotics are misunderstood. "Consumers have shown to be willing to spend the money, just in case [probiotics] work," says Michael Fischbach, an assistant professor of bioengineering and therapeutic sciences at the University of California, San Francisco.

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Experts believe probiotics helpful for a variety of ailments

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Probiotics, believed to help with digestion, are increasingly being studied to treat wide-ranging conditions, from colic to cholesterol and the common cold

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Baby in cochlear implant viral video is 5 now | Reduction

Baby in cochlear implant viral video is 5 now

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We bring you the liveliest views on the latest news in diet, fitness and wellness from TODAY experts like Dr. Nancy Snyderman, nutritionist Joy Bauer and fitness fanatic Jenna Wolfe. Let us make a healthy difference in your life today.

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The video touched millions: An 8-month old boy smiles with unabashed adoration at his mother as he hears her voice, seemingly for the first time, thanks to a new cochlear implant. Now Jonathan Breaux is 5 and "doing great," his parents say.

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Take 2 minutes to try one of these stress-busters | Reduction

Take 2 minutes to try one of these stress-busters

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We bring you the liveliest views on the latest news in diet, fitness and wellness from TODAY experts like Dr. Nancy Snyderman, nutritionist Joy Bauer and fitness fanatic Jenna Wolfe. Let us make a healthy difference in your life today.

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When we were 5, we might have sucked our thumbs for stress relief. As adults, many of us self-soothe with junk food, a glass (or two) of wine, maybe some mindless TV. But those are fixes that don't actually fix anything.

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Impatience may hurt your heart | Synopsis

Impatience may hurt your heart

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We bring you the liveliest views on the latest news in diet, fitness and wellness from TODAY experts like Dr. Nancy Snyderman, nutritionist Joy Bauer and fitness fanatic Jenna Wolfe. Let us make a healthy difference in your life today.

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Now that the holiday season is here, nearly everyone's patience will be tested at one time or another. Long lines, crowded malls and unbearable travel delays are among the reasons why some people will lose their cool.

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Panel pushes for Americans ages 15 to 64 to get tested for HIV | Reduction

Panel pushes for Americans ages 15 to 64 to get tested for HIV

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There's a new push to make testing for the AIDS virus as common as cholesterol checks. Americans ages 15 to 64 should get an HIV test at least once - not just people considered at high risk for the virus, an independent panel that sets screening guidelines proposed Monday. The draft guidelines from the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force are the latest recommendations that aim to make HIV screening simply a routine part of a check-up, something a doctor can order with as little fuss as a cholesterol test or a mammogram. Since 2006, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention also has pushed for widespread, routine HIV screening. Yet not nearly enough people have heeded that call: Of the more than 1. 1 million Americans living with HIV, nearly 1 in 5 - almost 240,000 people - don't know it.

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Americans ages 15 to 64 should get an HIV test at least once - not just people considered at high risk for the virus, an independent panel that sets screening guidelines proposed

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Worried about the flu shot? Here are myths, debunked | Reduction

Worried about the flu shot? Here are myths, debunked

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We bring you the liveliest views on the latest news in diet, fitness and wellness from TODAY experts like Dr. Nancy Snyderman, nutritionist Joy Bauer and fitness fanatic Jenna Wolfe. Let us make a healthy difference in your life today.

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One in five Americans will get the flu this winter, with more than 200,000 sick enough to be hospitalized. Yet most of us still don't get vaccinated, often because of misconceptions about the shot.

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7 cheapest ways to eat healthy | Essentials

7 cheapest ways to eat healthy

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We bring you the liveliest views on the latest updates in diet plan, physical fitness and health from TODAY experts like Dr. Nancy Snyderman, nutritionist Joy Bauer and fitness fanatic Jenna Wolfe. Let us make a healthy distinction in your life today.

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Some of the healthiest foods in the world are also among the cheapest. So put down the 99-cent can of Beefaroni and grab one of these cheaper, healthier alternatives.

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Your bedroom could be making you fat | Reduction

Your bedroom could be making you fat

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Having a hard time resisting a doughnut or biscuits and gravy? You may be hungry for sleep, and experts say there's a big connection between your sleep and your weight, MyFoxAtlanta reported.   The problem may be your bedroom. Over the last decade, several studies have shown how you sleep dramatically affects your weight. The less sleep you get, the more you crave high-fat, high-sugar comfort foods. Psychologist and sleep specialist Dr. Michael Breus said if you can solve your sleep issues, the weight will come off. The first place to start is to look around your bedroom for what's working and what's not working. "Walk into your bedroom and take a look around, and how does it make you feel?" Breus asked. If "stressed" is the answer, Breus said start rethinking your room -- focusing on your senses. First is sight.

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